Mrs. Sarah A. Lilly died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sweeney, at Gbent Raleigh county, at 9:10 o'clock Sunday morning, May 2nd, 1920, aged 77 years. Mrs. Lilly had been in feeble health for some time from paralysis and Friday night suffered a stroke that caused her death at the time stated.
Mrs. Lilly was a native of Patrick county, Va., but the major portion of her life was spent in the community in which she lived and died. She was a highly respected old lady, a dutiful wife and devoted mother and was a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist church.
She leaves four daughters - Mrs George Sweeney and Mrs. W. O McGinnis, of Ghent, and Mrs. T. E. Moye and Mrs. Amos Epperly, of Oxley, and four sons, viz: T. H. and E. W. Lilly, of Hinton, B. B., of Flat Top, and Lundy Lilly, of Ghent.
The remains were laid to rest, Monday, on the old home place near Flat Top, beside those of her late husband, who preceded her to the final rest six years ago. A brief funeral service was conduced by Rev. Bryant.
The Independent-Herald - Hinton, West Virginia 06 May 1920
Contributed by J Kitzmiller (50578497)
Mrs. Lilly was a native of Patrick county, Va., but the major portion of her life was spent in the community in which she lived and died. She was a highly respected old lady, a dutiful wife and devoted mother and was a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist church.
She leaves four daughters - Mrs George Sweeney and Mrs. W. O McGinnis, of Ghent, and Mrs. T. E. Moye and Mrs. Amos Epperly, of Oxley, and four sons, viz: T. H. and E. W. Lilly, of Hinton, B. B., of Flat Top, and Lundy Lilly, of Ghent.
The remains were laid to rest, Monday, on the old home place near Flat Top, beside those of her late husband, who preceded her to the final rest six years ago. A brief funeral service was conduced by Rev. Bryant.
The Independent-Herald - Hinton, West Virginia 06 May 1920
Contributed by J Kitzmiller (50578497)
Mrs. Sarah A. Lilly died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sweeney, at Gbent Raleigh county, at 9:10 o'clock Sunday morning, May 2nd, 1920, aged 77 years. Mrs. Lilly had been in feeble health for some time from paralysis and Friday night suffered a stroke that caused her death at the time stated.
Mrs. Lilly was a native of Patrick county, Va., but the major portion of her life was spent in the community in which she lived and died. She was a highly respected old lady, a dutiful wife and devoted mother and was a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist church.
She leaves four daughters - Mrs George Sweeney and Mrs. W. O McGinnis, of Ghent, and Mrs. T. E. Moye and Mrs. Amos Epperly, of Oxley, and four sons, viz: T. H. and E. W. Lilly, of Hinton, B. B., of Flat Top, and Lundy Lilly, of Ghent.
The remains were laid to rest, Monday, on the old home place near Flat Top, beside those of her late husband, who preceded her to the final rest six years ago. A brief funeral service was conduced by Rev. Bryant.
The Independent-Herald - Hinton, West Virginia 06 May 1920
Contributed by J Kitzmiller (50578497)
Mrs. Lilly was a native of Patrick county, Va., but the major portion of her life was spent in the community in which she lived and died. She was a highly respected old lady, a dutiful wife and devoted mother and was a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist church.
She leaves four daughters - Mrs George Sweeney and Mrs. W. O McGinnis, of Ghent, and Mrs. T. E. Moye and Mrs. Amos Epperly, of Oxley, and four sons, viz: T. H. and E. W. Lilly, of Hinton, B. B., of Flat Top, and Lundy Lilly, of Ghent.
The remains were laid to rest, Monday, on the old home place near Flat Top, beside those of her late husband, who preceded her to the final rest six years ago. A brief funeral service was conduced by Rev. Bryant.
The Independent-Herald - Hinton, West Virginia 06 May 1920
Contributed by J Kitzmiller (50578497)
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