Mrs.Mollie Jackson, widow of the late George L.Jackson died at her home on N.Rosser Street Sunday night, Aug.5,1923. Deceased had been ill for several months, and suffered a stroke of paralysis a few weeks ago, which hastended the end. Deceased was born in St.Francis county sixty-four years ago, on the old Evans place in Franks township; her parents, Hiram and Eliza Evans having preceded her in death years ago. She is survived by three sons, Andrew, Earl, and John Jackson; one sister, Mrs.N.A.Hoshall of this city; two brothers, J.J.Evans of Little Rock, and W.E.Evans of Kansas City, Mo. Funeral services were conducted Monday by Rev.J.C.Mason, of the Christian church, of which faith the deceased had been a faithful member for a long number of years. interment was in the Forrest City cemetery, in the family burial plot. Pall bearers were:E.B.Smith, V.L.Hunt, J.F.Wofle, C.R.Hine, R.L.Stockard, and R.E.Hudson. There were many beautiful floral offerings and a large number of people who attended the service, paying their last tribute to a fine Christian woman and mother whose spirit has been called to its Maker. Forrest City Times-Herald Aug.7,1923
Mrs.Mollie Jackson, widow of the late George L.Jackson died at her home on N.Rosser Street Sunday night, Aug.5,1923. Deceased had been ill for several months, and suffered a stroke of paralysis a few weeks ago, which hastended the end. Deceased was born in St.Francis county sixty-four years ago, on the old Evans place in Franks township; her parents, Hiram and Eliza Evans having preceded her in death years ago. She is survived by three sons, Andrew, Earl, and John Jackson; one sister, Mrs.N.A.Hoshall of this city; two brothers, J.J.Evans of Little Rock, and W.E.Evans of Kansas City, Mo. Funeral services were conducted Monday by Rev.J.C.Mason, of the Christian church, of which faith the deceased had been a faithful member for a long number of years. interment was in the Forrest City cemetery, in the family burial plot. Pall bearers were:E.B.Smith, V.L.Hunt, J.F.Wofle, C.R.Hine, R.L.Stockard, and R.E.Hudson. There were many beautiful floral offerings and a large number of people who attended the service, paying their last tribute to a fine Christian woman and mother whose spirit has been called to its Maker. Forrest City Times-Herald Aug.7,1923
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