14 November 1954 (Sunday)
The State, page 3 A
Columbia, Richland, South Carolina
"Mrs. Carrie Polson Clay, wife of Rufus Clay, died at her home near Bennettsville early this afternoon following a prolonged illness. The daughter of Henry and Dora Moore Polson, she was a lifelong resident Marlboro County.
Besides her husband, he [sic] is survived by six children, Louise Clay of the home and Mrs. Annie Clay Mumford, Mrs. Bell Clay Mumford, Mrs. Nell Clay Britt, Preston Clay and Mrs. Gertie C. Crowley, all of Marlboro county, and four brothers, A. B., J. S., Leon and Henry Polson, all of Marlboro County.
Funeral services will be conducted from Shiloh Methodist Church at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Interment will follow in the church cemetery."
14 November 1954 (Sunday)
The State, page 3 A
Columbia, Richland, South Carolina
"Mrs. Carrie Polson Clay, wife of Rufus Clay, died at her home near Bennettsville early this afternoon following a prolonged illness. The daughter of Henry and Dora Moore Polson, she was a lifelong resident Marlboro County.
Besides her husband, he [sic] is survived by six children, Louise Clay of the home and Mrs. Annie Clay Mumford, Mrs. Bell Clay Mumford, Mrs. Nell Clay Britt, Preston Clay and Mrs. Gertie C. Crowley, all of Marlboro county, and four brothers, A. B., J. S., Leon and Henry Polson, all of Marlboro County.
Funeral services will be conducted from Shiloh Methodist Church at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Interment will follow in the church cemetery."
Family Members
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Ella Jane Polston Cope
1873–1928
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Charles "Charlie" Polson
1878–1933
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Henry Howard Polson
1882–1962
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Dora Elizabeth "Lizzie" Polson Bottoms
1888–1954
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Lela Polson
1890–1942
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John S. Polson
1893–1980
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Beulah Polston
1899–1899
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Olah Polston
1899–1902
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Wilma Polson Erwin
1904–1924
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A. B. Polson
1906–1970
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Leon Marshall Polson
1909–1982
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