Ethel May Lumpkins was the teen-aged daughter of William Samuel "Sam" and Emma Elizabeth Mabry Lumpkins.
Obituary
Ethel Lumpkins
The Lawrence Democrat 8 Mar 1916
Miss Ethel Lumpkins, daughter of Sam and Emma Lumpkins, was born January 1, 1898, and departed this life, February 16, 1916, being 18 years, 1 month and fifteen days old. She was converted at twelve years of age and joined the Methodist Episcopal church at Fullers Chapel and lived a consistent Christian life until she was called home. She leaves behind a father and mother and several brothers and sisters to mourn her departure. Her death was caused by burns, which occurred on Tuesday morning February 8. During her sickness many people visited the home and expressed their love and sympathy. There were over seven hundred at the funeral, conducted at her home church.
C. W. Clayton.
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Ethel Lumpkins
The Lawrence Democrat 23 Feb 1916
Last week we gave an account of the sad accident happening to Miss Ethel Lumpkins the 18 year old daughter of Sam Lumpkins of Pleasant Point, on Monday morning two weeks ago when a lamp exploded while she was holding it over a hot stove cooking breakfast and burned her very seriously. She died as a result of the burn on Wednesday of last week and was buried at Fullers Chapel on Thursday. She was a sweet lovable girl and the sad accident and her death came as a severe shock to the whole community.
MAH 2009
Obituary
Ethel Lumpkins
The Lawrence Democrat 8 Mar 1916
Miss Ethel Lumpkins, daughter of Sam and Emma Lumpkins, was born January 1, 1898, and departed this life, February 16, 1916, being 18 years, 1 month and fifteen days old. She was converted at twelve years of age and joined the Methodist Episcopal church at Fullers Chapel and lived a consistent Christian life until she was called home. She leaves behind a father and mother and several brothers and sisters to mourn her departure. Her death was caused by burns, which occurred on Tuesday morning February 8. During her sickness many people visited the home and expressed their love and sympathy. There were over seven hundred at the funeral, conducted at her home church.
C. W. Clayton.
Obituary
Ethel Lumpkins
The Lawrence Democrat 23 Feb 1916
Last week we gave an account of the sad accident happening to Miss Ethel Lumpkins the 18 year old daughter of Sam Lumpkins of Pleasant Point, on Monday morning two weeks ago when a lamp exploded while she was holding it over a hot stove cooking breakfast and burned her very seriously. She died as a result of the burn on Wednesday of last week and was buried at Fullers Chapel on Thursday. She was a sweet lovable girl and the sad accident and her death came as a severe shock to the whole community.
MAH 2009
Ethel May Lumpkins was the teen-aged daughter of William Samuel "Sam" and Emma Elizabeth Mabry Lumpkins.
Obituary
Ethel Lumpkins
The Lawrence Democrat 8 Mar 1916
Miss Ethel Lumpkins, daughter of Sam and Emma Lumpkins, was born January 1, 1898, and departed this life, February 16, 1916, being 18 years, 1 month and fifteen days old. She was converted at twelve years of age and joined the Methodist Episcopal church at Fullers Chapel and lived a consistent Christian life until she was called home. She leaves behind a father and mother and several brothers and sisters to mourn her departure. Her death was caused by burns, which occurred on Tuesday morning February 8. During her sickness many people visited the home and expressed their love and sympathy. There were over seven hundred at the funeral, conducted at her home church.
C. W. Clayton.
Obituary
Ethel Lumpkins
The Lawrence Democrat 23 Feb 1916
Last week we gave an account of the sad accident happening to Miss Ethel Lumpkins the 18 year old daughter of Sam Lumpkins of Pleasant Point, on Monday morning two weeks ago when a lamp exploded while she was holding it over a hot stove cooking breakfast and burned her very seriously. She died as a result of the burn on Wednesday of last week and was buried at Fullers Chapel on Thursday. She was a sweet lovable girl and the sad accident and her death came as a severe shock to the whole community.
MAH 2009
Obituary
Ethel Lumpkins
The Lawrence Democrat 8 Mar 1916
Miss Ethel Lumpkins, daughter of Sam and Emma Lumpkins, was born January 1, 1898, and departed this life, February 16, 1916, being 18 years, 1 month and fifteen days old. She was converted at twelve years of age and joined the Methodist Episcopal church at Fullers Chapel and lived a consistent Christian life until she was called home. She leaves behind a father and mother and several brothers and sisters to mourn her departure. Her death was caused by burns, which occurred on Tuesday morning February 8. During her sickness many people visited the home and expressed their love and sympathy. There were over seven hundred at the funeral, conducted at her home church.
C. W. Clayton.
Obituary
Ethel Lumpkins
The Lawrence Democrat 23 Feb 1916
Last week we gave an account of the sad accident happening to Miss Ethel Lumpkins the 18 year old daughter of Sam Lumpkins of Pleasant Point, on Monday morning two weeks ago when a lamp exploded while she was holding it over a hot stove cooking breakfast and burned her very seriously. She died as a result of the burn on Wednesday of last week and was buried at Fullers Chapel on Thursday. She was a sweet lovable girl and the sad accident and her death came as a severe shock to the whole community.
MAH 2009
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