The South Newspaper
Holly Springs, Mississippi
November 17, 1909
DIED
At Red Banks, Miss., November 11, 1909, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Humphreys, one of the oldest citizens of Red Banks community. Was a consistent member of the Methodist Church from childhood. Four generations of her descendants attended her funeral and her six sons acted as pall bearers. The funeral took place at Red Banks, Rev. Mr. Baird conducting the services THE SOUTH extends sympathy to all.
Holly Springs, Mississippi
November 17, 1909
DIED
At Red Banks, Miss., November 11, 1909, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Humphreys, one of the oldest citizens of Red Banks community. Was a consistent member of the Methodist Church from childhood. Four generations of her descendants attended her funeral and her six sons acted as pall bearers. The funeral took place at Red Banks, Rev. Mr. Baird conducting the services THE SOUTH extends sympathy to all.
The South Newspaper
Holly Springs, Mississippi
November 17, 1909
DIED
At Red Banks, Miss., November 11, 1909, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Humphreys, one of the oldest citizens of Red Banks community. Was a consistent member of the Methodist Church from childhood. Four generations of her descendants attended her funeral and her six sons acted as pall bearers. The funeral took place at Red Banks, Rev. Mr. Baird conducting the services THE SOUTH extends sympathy to all.
Holly Springs, Mississippi
November 17, 1909
DIED
At Red Banks, Miss., November 11, 1909, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Humphreys, one of the oldest citizens of Red Banks community. Was a consistent member of the Methodist Church from childhood. Four generations of her descendants attended her funeral and her six sons acted as pall bearers. The funeral took place at Red Banks, Rev. Mr. Baird conducting the services THE SOUTH extends sympathy to all.
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