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Miranda Elizabeth Daughdrill Lee

Birth
Mississippi, USA
Death
29 Jun 1938 (aged 73)
Mississippi, USA
Burial
Pearl River County, Mississippi, USA Add to Map
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MRS. JOHN LEE

LUMBERTON, July 6.—Funeral
services were held for Mrs. John R
Lee, 76 years old widow of the late
John R. Lee, pioneer citizen of this
section. The services were conducted
by the Rev. J. R. Reedy,
pastor of the Lumberton Baptist
church, at the Ladner cemetery
south of Lumberton.

Mrs. Lee died at the home of her
son, Otho Lee, at Hollandale, and
the remains were accompanied to
the family burying ground by all
10 of her living children. Besides
Otho Lee, these are: L. M. Lee,
Mrs; George Fillingame, Clifton
Lee, Mrs. Daisy Estep, and Odie
Lee all of Monroe, Louisiana. Clinton
Lee of Terry, Mrs. Albert
Broadus of Meridian, Mrs. Gay
Stockstill of Picayune and Mrs.
Port Ladner of Lumberton."
--- from the Hattiesburg American, Wednesday, July 6, 1938

From the Ouachita Citizen, West Monroe, Louisiana, Friday, July 8, 1938, page 8:
"MRS. JOHN R. LEE

Mrs. John R. Lee, aged 73, who has made her home in West Monroe a greater part of the time for the past several years, died at the home of her daughter in Greenville, Miss., Wednesday, June 29. Interment was in the cemetery at Lumberton, Miss., the old Lee home.

Mrs. Lee was in seemingly good health up to the time of her last illness, suffering an attack of acute indigestion, and death following immediately.

Seven of her children reside in West Monroe: L. M. Lee, O. D. Lee, Clifton Lee, Mesdames George Fillingame, R. E. Esteppe, W. J. Stockstill and Rilla Ladner, all of whom attended the service in the Mississippi city last Thursday.

Mrs. Lee was an ardent member of the Baptist church and the denomination feels a great loss in her death."
MRS. JOHN LEE

LUMBERTON, July 6.—Funeral
services were held for Mrs. John R
Lee, 76 years old widow of the late
John R. Lee, pioneer citizen of this
section. The services were conducted
by the Rev. J. R. Reedy,
pastor of the Lumberton Baptist
church, at the Ladner cemetery
south of Lumberton.

Mrs. Lee died at the home of her
son, Otho Lee, at Hollandale, and
the remains were accompanied to
the family burying ground by all
10 of her living children. Besides
Otho Lee, these are: L. M. Lee,
Mrs; George Fillingame, Clifton
Lee, Mrs. Daisy Estep, and Odie
Lee all of Monroe, Louisiana. Clinton
Lee of Terry, Mrs. Albert
Broadus of Meridian, Mrs. Gay
Stockstill of Picayune and Mrs.
Port Ladner of Lumberton."
--- from the Hattiesburg American, Wednesday, July 6, 1938

From the Ouachita Citizen, West Monroe, Louisiana, Friday, July 8, 1938, page 8:
"MRS. JOHN R. LEE

Mrs. John R. Lee, aged 73, who has made her home in West Monroe a greater part of the time for the past several years, died at the home of her daughter in Greenville, Miss., Wednesday, June 29. Interment was in the cemetery at Lumberton, Miss., the old Lee home.

Mrs. Lee was in seemingly good health up to the time of her last illness, suffering an attack of acute indigestion, and death following immediately.

Seven of her children reside in West Monroe: L. M. Lee, O. D. Lee, Clifton Lee, Mesdames George Fillingame, R. E. Esteppe, W. J. Stockstill and Rilla Ladner, all of whom attended the service in the Mississippi city last Thursday.

Mrs. Lee was an ardent member of the Baptist church and the denomination feels a great loss in her death."

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