Daughter of Francis M. "Frank" & Mary Jane (PATRICK) COMER. Married Isaac Wilbur BROOKS. Mother of at least two children.
"Mrs. Lottie COMER BROOKS, 75, lifelong resident of Columbus, died yesterday at City hospital after an illness of several months. // She lived at 1626 Tenth avenue. She was a member of the East Highland Methodist church. // Born in Columbus Dec. 3, 1874, she was the daughter of the late Frank M. and Mary PATRICK COMER. // Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Maude KING, Mrs. James C. LEE, and Miss Mamie BROOKS, all of Columbus; a son, Wilbur BROOKS, Freeport, Ill.; a sister, Mrs. J. F. KING, Columbus; a brother, M. L. COMER, Hamilton; two half brothers, W. B. and J. K. WILLIS, Columbus; eight grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews. // Funeral arrangments will be announced." [Columbus (GA) Ledger newspaper, Tuesday, 05 SEP 1950, p. 2.]
"LOTTIE COMER BROOKS // Funeral for Mrs. Lottie COMER BROOKS, 75, who died MOnday at City hospital, was to be held today at 3 p. m. at Striffler mortuary chapel. // Dr. Leonard COCHRAN, pastor of St. Luke Methodist church, was to conduct the service. // Burial was to be in Patrick's cemetery. // Pallbearers were to be J. L. DAUGHERTY, Clarence BURNHAM, J. A. BAGGETT, Jack WEBB, W. H. TAYLOR, and C. C. BOWMAN. // Mrs. BROOKS, a lifelong resident of Columbus, died after an illness of several months. She had lived at 1626 Tenth avenue." [Columbus (GA) Ledger newspaper, Wednesday, 06 SEP 1950, p. 2.]
Per Georgia Death Index: Lottie C. BROOKS, White female, died 04 SEP 1950, aged 75 years, in Muscogee County, Georgia, as a resident of the same county, death certificate #20741.
More information on this cemetery and efforts to improve it may be found on the website maintained by the Patrick Memorial Cemetery Association.
"Mrs. Lottie COMER BROOKS, 75, lifelong resident of Columbus, died yesterday at City hospital after an illness of several months. // She lived at 1626 Tenth avenue. She was a member of the East Highland Methodist church. // Born in Columbus Dec. 3, 1874, she was the daughter of the late Frank M. and Mary PATRICK COMER. // Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Maude KING, Mrs. James C. LEE, and Miss Mamie BROOKS, all of Columbus; a son, Wilbur BROOKS, Freeport, Ill.; a sister, Mrs. J. F. KING, Columbus; a brother, M. L. COMER, Hamilton; two half brothers, W. B. and J. K. WILLIS, Columbus; eight grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews. // Funeral arrangments will be announced." [Columbus (GA) Ledger newspaper, Tuesday, 05 SEP 1950, p. 2.]
"LOTTIE COMER BROOKS // Funeral for Mrs. Lottie COMER BROOKS, 75, who died MOnday at City hospital, was to be held today at 3 p. m. at Striffler mortuary chapel. // Dr. Leonard COCHRAN, pastor of St. Luke Methodist church, was to conduct the service. // Burial was to be in Patrick's cemetery. // Pallbearers were to be J. L. DAUGHERTY, Clarence BURNHAM, J. A. BAGGETT, Jack WEBB, W. H. TAYLOR, and C. C. BOWMAN. // Mrs. BROOKS, a lifelong resident of Columbus, died after an illness of several months. She had lived at 1626 Tenth avenue." [Columbus (GA) Ledger newspaper, Wednesday, 06 SEP 1950, p. 2.]
Per Georgia Death Index: Lottie C. BROOKS, White female, died 04 SEP 1950, aged 75 years, in Muscogee County, Georgia, as a resident of the same county, death certificate #20741.
More information on this cemetery and efforts to improve it may be found on the website maintained by the Patrick Memorial Cemetery Association.
Daughter of Francis M. "Frank" & Mary Jane (PATRICK) COMER. Married Isaac Wilbur BROOKS. Mother of at least two children.
"Mrs. Lottie COMER BROOKS, 75, lifelong resident of Columbus, died yesterday at City hospital after an illness of several months. // She lived at 1626 Tenth avenue. She was a member of the East Highland Methodist church. // Born in Columbus Dec. 3, 1874, she was the daughter of the late Frank M. and Mary PATRICK COMER. // Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Maude KING, Mrs. James C. LEE, and Miss Mamie BROOKS, all of Columbus; a son, Wilbur BROOKS, Freeport, Ill.; a sister, Mrs. J. F. KING, Columbus; a brother, M. L. COMER, Hamilton; two half brothers, W. B. and J. K. WILLIS, Columbus; eight grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews. // Funeral arrangments will be announced." [Columbus (GA) Ledger newspaper, Tuesday, 05 SEP 1950, p. 2.]
"LOTTIE COMER BROOKS // Funeral for Mrs. Lottie COMER BROOKS, 75, who died MOnday at City hospital, was to be held today at 3 p. m. at Striffler mortuary chapel. // Dr. Leonard COCHRAN, pastor of St. Luke Methodist church, was to conduct the service. // Burial was to be in Patrick's cemetery. // Pallbearers were to be J. L. DAUGHERTY, Clarence BURNHAM, J. A. BAGGETT, Jack WEBB, W. H. TAYLOR, and C. C. BOWMAN. // Mrs. BROOKS, a lifelong resident of Columbus, died after an illness of several months. She had lived at 1626 Tenth avenue." [Columbus (GA) Ledger newspaper, Wednesday, 06 SEP 1950, p. 2.]
Per Georgia Death Index: Lottie C. BROOKS, White female, died 04 SEP 1950, aged 75 years, in Muscogee County, Georgia, as a resident of the same county, death certificate #20741.
More information on this cemetery and efforts to improve it may be found on the website maintained by the Patrick Memorial Cemetery Association.
"Mrs. Lottie COMER BROOKS, 75, lifelong resident of Columbus, died yesterday at City hospital after an illness of several months. // She lived at 1626 Tenth avenue. She was a member of the East Highland Methodist church. // Born in Columbus Dec. 3, 1874, she was the daughter of the late Frank M. and Mary PATRICK COMER. // Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Maude KING, Mrs. James C. LEE, and Miss Mamie BROOKS, all of Columbus; a son, Wilbur BROOKS, Freeport, Ill.; a sister, Mrs. J. F. KING, Columbus; a brother, M. L. COMER, Hamilton; two half brothers, W. B. and J. K. WILLIS, Columbus; eight grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews. // Funeral arrangments will be announced." [Columbus (GA) Ledger newspaper, Tuesday, 05 SEP 1950, p. 2.]
"LOTTIE COMER BROOKS // Funeral for Mrs. Lottie COMER BROOKS, 75, who died MOnday at City hospital, was to be held today at 3 p. m. at Striffler mortuary chapel. // Dr. Leonard COCHRAN, pastor of St. Luke Methodist church, was to conduct the service. // Burial was to be in Patrick's cemetery. // Pallbearers were to be J. L. DAUGHERTY, Clarence BURNHAM, J. A. BAGGETT, Jack WEBB, W. H. TAYLOR, and C. C. BOWMAN. // Mrs. BROOKS, a lifelong resident of Columbus, died after an illness of several months. She had lived at 1626 Tenth avenue." [Columbus (GA) Ledger newspaper, Wednesday, 06 SEP 1950, p. 2.]
Per Georgia Death Index: Lottie C. BROOKS, White female, died 04 SEP 1950, aged 75 years, in Muscogee County, Georgia, as a resident of the same county, death certificate #20741.
More information on this cemetery and efforts to improve it may be found on the website maintained by the Patrick Memorial Cemetery Association.
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