The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-09-16
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Mis-. l.. y. Anderson, the mother OF
onl fellow townsman, John NJ. Andcr-
son. died ut the home Of the latter ut !
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Her re-
mains were taken Monday morning to
Enolce, her former home, for inter
mcnt She was a noble Christian wo-
man, "A member OF the Methodist
Church and was ready for the change.
llcl good son has the sympathy of all
N The loss of his best earthly friend. -
WILLIAMSON News.
Tie family of Mr. L. V. Mccoy
were doubly bereaved last week. On
Thursday night the youngest child,
aged about ten months, died. after Il
Mrs. Lula Mccoy, the beloved wife
and mother, was called from time to
eternity, after an illness of several
weeks. Mrs. Mccoy was about iOycars
old, and Il daughter of Mr.. John *.
Bolt. She was an excellent woman,
and since her childhood had been Il
devoted member Of Prospect Church.
y so!ely bcreaved husband and four
small children are left to cherish her
memory, and in theil bereavement
they have the sympathy OF Il wide cir
Gle OF friends and relatives. Dn Sat
urday morning the remains OF b":h
mother and child were Inferred in the
Prospect Churchyard
The Abbeville Medium of the 10th
inst says: "Mrs. VIM. Il. COwan died
suddenly ut her home near Due West
last Sunday morning. She had not
been in good health in the early part
OF the year but lately was in better
condition, and her death was not cX
pected. After breakfast she sat talk
ing with her daughter when she eX
.pired without a moments warning.
She was a daughtel of the late Robert
BrOwnlee and most estimable wO-
siian. She was for many years con-
sistent momber of the Presbyterian
Church and was prepared for the great
West cemetery, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. o. Y. Bon
ner." The deceased had many friends
and relatives in Anderson County who
will regret to near Of her death.
Mrs Hannah Boyd, widow OF the
late Robert Boyd, died at the home of
taer nephew, w: X. McAdams, jr., ut
1Antreville, on Tuesday morning, 9th
account Of her extreme age, had been
~'n'';I ed to her room for more than a
>o,... Mls. Boyd was born in England
AID in her infancy came to this cOun-
try with her parents, who settled in
Abbeville County, and she spent near
ly all her life in the Antreville section.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bowen. For more than 80
years she was devoted member OF the
First Creek Baptist Church, where her
remains were inferred, Rev. Il. A.
Small conducting the funeral services
in the presence OF large congregation
of friends. She was n most estimable
woman and held in high esteem by a
wide circle OF friends, who will long
cherish her memory.
Tuesday afternoon, September sth FL
1903. at ) o'clock, after lingering III
ness, Mrs. Eliza Bozeman McGee, the
beloved wife of e. L. McGee. She
was born in June, 1924. During her
long life she was much esteemed md
loved by all who knew her. She was
IN intelligent and sweet spirited wo-
man. The Christian graces adorned
her life and character. She was a ma
tive of Anderson County. She was
married to &; l.. McGee on December
born. They were killed in the war
between the States. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gee have been livingin Walhalla about
nineteen years. They moved here
from Anderson County. The sympa-
thy Of mnny friends is extended to the
aged and bCrenved husband in his great
sorrow. Mrs. McGee wns O true and
devoted member OF the Walhalla Bap-
tist Church. Thus another good wo-
man has gone to her reward. Her
body was carried to Cross Roads
Church Cemetery. in Anderson Coun-
ty, this morning. to be buried by the
side of her loved ones. s.-KeOwee Cou-
rier.