This lady's death certificate indicates that she is the daughter of Emanuel Hennessee and Caroline E. Johnson. She married George I. Farr and they were the parents of a daughter, Minnie B. Farr.
Sara died of influenza.
Her death notice in The News-Herald, Morganton, NC 20 January 1916:
"Mrs. Sarah(sic) Farr, sister of Mr. M. N. Hennessee and Dr. E. A. Hennessee, of this place, was buried at Gilboa church yesterday, Rev. A. C. Swofford officiating. Mrs. Farr had been sick for only a few days with grippe. She leaves one daughter and a husband. She was 61 years old."
Her widower was subsequently admitted to the Western NC asylum and died there in 1929. He is buried there.
Sara died of influenza.
Her death notice in The News-Herald, Morganton, NC 20 January 1916:
"Mrs. Sarah(sic) Farr, sister of Mr. M. N. Hennessee and Dr. E. A. Hennessee, of this place, was buried at Gilboa church yesterday, Rev. A. C. Swofford officiating. Mrs. Farr had been sick for only a few days with grippe. She leaves one daughter and a husband. She was 61 years old."
Her widower was subsequently admitted to the Western NC asylum and died there in 1929. He is buried there.
This lady's death certificate indicates that she is the daughter of Emanuel Hennessee and Caroline E. Johnson. She married George I. Farr and they were the parents of a daughter, Minnie B. Farr.
Sara died of influenza.
Her death notice in The News-Herald, Morganton, NC 20 January 1916:
"Mrs. Sarah(sic) Farr, sister of Mr. M. N. Hennessee and Dr. E. A. Hennessee, of this place, was buried at Gilboa church yesterday, Rev. A. C. Swofford officiating. Mrs. Farr had been sick for only a few days with grippe. She leaves one daughter and a husband. She was 61 years old."
Her widower was subsequently admitted to the Western NC asylum and died there in 1929. He is buried there.
Sara died of influenza.
Her death notice in The News-Herald, Morganton, NC 20 January 1916:
"Mrs. Sarah(sic) Farr, sister of Mr. M. N. Hennessee and Dr. E. A. Hennessee, of this place, was buried at Gilboa church yesterday, Rev. A. C. Swofford officiating. Mrs. Farr had been sick for only a few days with grippe. She leaves one daughter and a husband. She was 61 years old."
Her widower was subsequently admitted to the Western NC asylum and died there in 1929. He is buried there.
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