Lulia C. Toppings was born October 18, 1892, the daugther of the late Eli and Matilda Farley Curry.
Lulia was a retired school teacher, with 45 years in the teaching profession. She was a resident of Elk Creek.
Lulia died in the Williamson Memorial Hospital at the age of 79.
At the time of her death, she was survived by two brothers, Tom O. Curry and Wayne B. Curry; three sisters, Mrs. Vicy Johnson; Mrs. Resa Browning; and Mrs. Quinnie McCoy of Delbarton. She was preceded in death by one son.
Lulia's funeral services were held at the Connolly Memorial Baptist Church at Delbarton with burial following in the Curry Cemetery at Elk Creek.
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contained in obituary
published in the
Williamson Daily News
Apr 14, 1972
Lulia was a retired school teacher, with 45 years in the teaching profession. She was a resident of Elk Creek.
Lulia died in the Williamson Memorial Hospital at the age of 79.
At the time of her death, she was survived by two brothers, Tom O. Curry and Wayne B. Curry; three sisters, Mrs. Vicy Johnson; Mrs. Resa Browning; and Mrs. Quinnie McCoy of Delbarton. She was preceded in death by one son.
Lulia's funeral services were held at the Connolly Memorial Baptist Church at Delbarton with burial following in the Curry Cemetery at Elk Creek.
Bio extracted from information
contained in obituary
published in the
Williamson Daily News
Apr 14, 1972
Lulia C. Toppings was born October 18, 1892, the daugther of the late Eli and Matilda Farley Curry.
Lulia was a retired school teacher, with 45 years in the teaching profession. She was a resident of Elk Creek.
Lulia died in the Williamson Memorial Hospital at the age of 79.
At the time of her death, she was survived by two brothers, Tom O. Curry and Wayne B. Curry; three sisters, Mrs. Vicy Johnson; Mrs. Resa Browning; and Mrs. Quinnie McCoy of Delbarton. She was preceded in death by one son.
Lulia's funeral services were held at the Connolly Memorial Baptist Church at Delbarton with burial following in the Curry Cemetery at Elk Creek.
Bio extracted from information
contained in obituary
published in the
Williamson Daily News
Apr 14, 1972
Lulia was a retired school teacher, with 45 years in the teaching profession. She was a resident of Elk Creek.
Lulia died in the Williamson Memorial Hospital at the age of 79.
At the time of her death, she was survived by two brothers, Tom O. Curry and Wayne B. Curry; three sisters, Mrs. Vicy Johnson; Mrs. Resa Browning; and Mrs. Quinnie McCoy of Delbarton. She was preceded in death by one son.
Lulia's funeral services were held at the Connolly Memorial Baptist Church at Delbarton with burial following in the Curry Cemetery at Elk Creek.
Bio extracted from information
contained in obituary
published in the
Williamson Daily News
Apr 14, 1972
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