Elizabeth Given Rice, daughter of David and Sarah Jackson Given, was born in Nashville, Illinois, October 14, 1868 and departed this life in Springfield, Missouri April 21 1956, at the age of 87 years following a stroke, the last survivor of a family of ten children.
When she was quite young the family moved to Missouri locating at Lamar, where she met and married Wm. H. Rice and they established their home in Greenfield. Later the family moved to Lockwood where they made their home until he passed away March 31, 1945. She continued living in the home until her health failed and she went to Springfield to make her home with her only child Virginia.
Other survivors besides the daughter, Mrs. Glenn C. Burns, are two granddaughters, Mrs. Burl Faught, of Springfield, Mrs. Carl Lavino, of Rolla, three great-grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted in Allison Chapel, Lockwood, Monday afternoon, April 23, by the Rev. Milton Elmore. Burial was in Lake Cemetery, Lamar, under direction of Allison of Lockwood.
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When she was quite young the family moved to Missouri locating at Lamar, where she met and married Wm. H. Rice and they established their home in Greenfield. Later the family moved to Lockwood where they made their home until he passed away March 31, 1945. She continued living in the home until her health failed and she went to Springfield to make her home with her only child Virginia.
Other survivors besides the daughter, Mrs. Glenn C. Burns, are two granddaughters, Mrs. Burl Faught, of Springfield, Mrs. Carl Lavino, of Rolla, three great-grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted in Allison Chapel, Lockwood, Monday afternoon, April 23, by the Rev. Milton Elmore. Burial was in Lake Cemetery, Lamar, under direction of Allison of Lockwood.
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Elizabeth Given Rice, daughter of David and Sarah Jackson Given, was born in Nashville, Illinois, October 14, 1868 and departed this life in Springfield, Missouri April 21 1956, at the age of 87 years following a stroke, the last survivor of a family of ten children.
When she was quite young the family moved to Missouri locating at Lamar, where she met and married Wm. H. Rice and they established their home in Greenfield. Later the family moved to Lockwood where they made their home until he passed away March 31, 1945. She continued living in the home until her health failed and she went to Springfield to make her home with her only child Virginia.
Other survivors besides the daughter, Mrs. Glenn C. Burns, are two granddaughters, Mrs. Burl Faught, of Springfield, Mrs. Carl Lavino, of Rolla, three great-grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted in Allison Chapel, Lockwood, Monday afternoon, April 23, by the Rev. Milton Elmore. Burial was in Lake Cemetery, Lamar, under direction of Allison of Lockwood.
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When she was quite young the family moved to Missouri locating at Lamar, where she met and married Wm. H. Rice and they established their home in Greenfield. Later the family moved to Lockwood where they made their home until he passed away March 31, 1945. She continued living in the home until her health failed and she went to Springfield to make her home with her only child Virginia.
Other survivors besides the daughter, Mrs. Glenn C. Burns, are two granddaughters, Mrs. Burl Faught, of Springfield, Mrs. Carl Lavino, of Rolla, three great-grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted in Allison Chapel, Lockwood, Monday afternoon, April 23, by the Rev. Milton Elmore. Burial was in Lake Cemetery, Lamar, under direction of Allison of Lockwood.
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