[Note: Although the below obituary indicates Charlotte died in South Carolina, her death certificate was located in Cleveland County, North Carolina. There is also confusion about her parents. Her death certificate lists John and Elizabeth (Maxey) Anderson as her parents. It was completed by her daughter's husband who probably just made a mistake. John's first wife, Elizabeth Maxey died in 1858, so could not be her mother.
In the 1880 census Charlotte is living with John and Elizabeth (John's second wife) listed as "granddaughter". His son, William Harland and wife, Sidney, precede Charlotte on the list of household members, thus leading many to conclude she was their daughter.
Charlotte married John Malone April 10, 1895 in Wayne County, Illinois and the convincing evidence lies here. On that certificate Charlotte lists her parents as John and Elizabeth Lamaster/Lancaster. It is witnessed by Sidney Anderson, wife of William Harland Anderson, John's son and Charlotte's older brother. In addition I located Charlotte's Social Security Application transcription in ancestry.com and it lists her parents as John W. and Elizabeth Lemaster.
Elizabeth died in 1881 when Charlotte was 8. 1n 1900 census William and his wife are living next door to widower John and daughter Rhoda. Charlotte was probably raised by her elderly father John and her older siblings Rhoda and William and his wife Sidney.]
Obituary published in Wayne County Press on Thursday, May 14, 1964
Dies in East
Mrs. Charlotte Malone, 90, a former Cisne resident, died Tuesday afternoon in Allendale, South Carolina.
The body is being returned to Crippin Funeral Home, and will arrive there Friday morning. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Bailey church, with Bro. Walter Taylor officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
She was the widow of John Malone. Mrs. Malone was the former Charlotte Anderson.
Surviving are a son, Merle, of Muncie, Ind.; and three daughters, Mrs. Carrie Myers, of Plains, Kans.; Mrs. Gladys Hulbert, of Mt. Vernon; and Mrs. Agnes Dickey, of Allendale, South Carolina, with whom she had been making her home.
In the 1880 census Charlotte is living with John and Elizabeth (John's second wife) listed as "granddaughter". His son, William Harland and wife, Sidney, precede Charlotte on the list of household members, thus leading many to conclude she was their daughter.
Charlotte married John Malone April 10, 1895 in Wayne County, Illinois and the convincing evidence lies here. On that certificate Charlotte lists her parents as John and Elizabeth Lamaster/Lancaster. It is witnessed by Sidney Anderson, wife of William Harland Anderson, John's son and Charlotte's older brother. In addition I located Charlotte's Social Security Application transcription in ancestry.com and it lists her parents as John W. and Elizabeth Lemaster.
Elizabeth died in 1881 when Charlotte was 8. 1n 1900 census William and his wife are living next door to widower John and daughter Rhoda. Charlotte was probably raised by her elderly father John and her older siblings Rhoda and William and his wife Sidney.]
Obituary published in Wayne County Press on Thursday, May 14, 1964
Dies in East
Mrs. Charlotte Malone, 90, a former Cisne resident, died Tuesday afternoon in Allendale, South Carolina.
The body is being returned to Crippin Funeral Home, and will arrive there Friday morning. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Bailey church, with Bro. Walter Taylor officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
She was the widow of John Malone. Mrs. Malone was the former Charlotte Anderson.
Surviving are a son, Merle, of Muncie, Ind.; and three daughters, Mrs. Carrie Myers, of Plains, Kans.; Mrs. Gladys Hulbert, of Mt. Vernon; and Mrs. Agnes Dickey, of Allendale, South Carolina, with whom she had been making her home.
[Note: Although the below obituary indicates Charlotte died in South Carolina, her death certificate was located in Cleveland County, North Carolina. There is also confusion about her parents. Her death certificate lists John and Elizabeth (Maxey) Anderson as her parents. It was completed by her daughter's husband who probably just made a mistake. John's first wife, Elizabeth Maxey died in 1858, so could not be her mother.
In the 1880 census Charlotte is living with John and Elizabeth (John's second wife) listed as "granddaughter". His son, William Harland and wife, Sidney, precede Charlotte on the list of household members, thus leading many to conclude she was their daughter.
Charlotte married John Malone April 10, 1895 in Wayne County, Illinois and the convincing evidence lies here. On that certificate Charlotte lists her parents as John and Elizabeth Lamaster/Lancaster. It is witnessed by Sidney Anderson, wife of William Harland Anderson, John's son and Charlotte's older brother. In addition I located Charlotte's Social Security Application transcription in ancestry.com and it lists her parents as John W. and Elizabeth Lemaster.
Elizabeth died in 1881 when Charlotte was 8. 1n 1900 census William and his wife are living next door to widower John and daughter Rhoda. Charlotte was probably raised by her elderly father John and her older siblings Rhoda and William and his wife Sidney.]
Obituary published in Wayne County Press on Thursday, May 14, 1964
Dies in East
Mrs. Charlotte Malone, 90, a former Cisne resident, died Tuesday afternoon in Allendale, South Carolina.
The body is being returned to Crippin Funeral Home, and will arrive there Friday morning. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Bailey church, with Bro. Walter Taylor officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
She was the widow of John Malone. Mrs. Malone was the former Charlotte Anderson.
Surviving are a son, Merle, of Muncie, Ind.; and three daughters, Mrs. Carrie Myers, of Plains, Kans.; Mrs. Gladys Hulbert, of Mt. Vernon; and Mrs. Agnes Dickey, of Allendale, South Carolina, with whom she had been making her home.
In the 1880 census Charlotte is living with John and Elizabeth (John's second wife) listed as "granddaughter". His son, William Harland and wife, Sidney, precede Charlotte on the list of household members, thus leading many to conclude she was their daughter.
Charlotte married John Malone April 10, 1895 in Wayne County, Illinois and the convincing evidence lies here. On that certificate Charlotte lists her parents as John and Elizabeth Lamaster/Lancaster. It is witnessed by Sidney Anderson, wife of William Harland Anderson, John's son and Charlotte's older brother. In addition I located Charlotte's Social Security Application transcription in ancestry.com and it lists her parents as John W. and Elizabeth Lemaster.
Elizabeth died in 1881 when Charlotte was 8. 1n 1900 census William and his wife are living next door to widower John and daughter Rhoda. Charlotte was probably raised by her elderly father John and her older siblings Rhoda and William and his wife Sidney.]
Obituary published in Wayne County Press on Thursday, May 14, 1964
Dies in East
Mrs. Charlotte Malone, 90, a former Cisne resident, died Tuesday afternoon in Allendale, South Carolina.
The body is being returned to Crippin Funeral Home, and will arrive there Friday morning. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Bailey church, with Bro. Walter Taylor officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
She was the widow of John Malone. Mrs. Malone was the former Charlotte Anderson.
Surviving are a son, Merle, of Muncie, Ind.; and three daughters, Mrs. Carrie Myers, of Plains, Kans.; Mrs. Gladys Hulbert, of Mt. Vernon; and Mrs. Agnes Dickey, of Allendale, South Carolina, with whom she had been making her home.
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