First wife of Robert Phillips This is my Grandmother I know very little about she died when my father was born according to death certificate she died 3 hours after my father was born she had one other child Bobbie Phillips Ellington who died at the age of 28
MRS. CROPSY AUSTIN PHIILLIPS
Mrs. Cropsy Austin Phillips, native of Union county, and until recently a resident of Monroe, died in a Charlotte hospital at 9:40 last Tuesday morning, after a short illness. She was 31 years of age and resided at 3513 Eastway Drive.
Mrs. Phillips was the former Miss Nellie Cropsy Austin, the daughter of Mrs. D. Austin and the late Mr. Austin of Monroe. Surviving are her mother, her husband, a little daughter, Bobbie, and an infant son; six sisters, Mrs. Timothy Deese, Mrs. Neal Tucker, Mrs. Ward Duncan, Miss Marilyn Austin, all of Monroe; Mrs. Vernal Howard of Albemarle, Mrs. Oliver Gilliam of Burlington, and three brothers, T. J. Austin of Burlington, Clayton Austin of Charlotte, and a half-brother, Walter Turner of Kannapolis.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Green Memorial Baptist church in Charlotte, conducted by Rev. W. L. Griggs. Interment was in Sharon Memorial Park.
Pallbearers were L. S. Norman, W. M. James, E. P. Fite, B. B. Parker, Jack Renfrow and Don W. Fite.
The Monroe Enquirer, Feb 18, 1943, Thu, Page 5
This information was sent to me from Marg who i thank so very much
MRS. CROPSY AUSTIN PHIILLIPS
Mrs. Cropsy Austin Phillips, native of Union county, and until recently a resident of Monroe, died in a Charlotte hospital at 9:40 last Tuesday morning, after a short illness. She was 31 years of age and resided at 3513 Eastway Drive.
Mrs. Phillips was the former Miss Nellie Cropsy Austin, the daughter of Mrs. D. Austin and the late Mr. Austin of Monroe. Surviving are her mother, her husband, a little daughter, Bobbie, and an infant son; six sisters, Mrs. Timothy Deese, Mrs. Neal Tucker, Mrs. Ward Duncan, Miss Marilyn Austin, all of Monroe; Mrs. Vernal Howard of Albemarle, Mrs. Oliver Gilliam of Burlington, and three brothers, T. J. Austin of Burlington, Clayton Austin of Charlotte, and a half-brother, Walter Turner of Kannapolis.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Green Memorial Baptist church in Charlotte, conducted by Rev. W. L. Griggs. Interment was in Sharon Memorial Park.
Pallbearers were L. S. Norman, W. M. James, E. P. Fite, B. B. Parker, Jack Renfrow and Don W. Fite.
The Monroe Enquirer, Feb 18, 1943, Thu, Page 5
This information was sent to me from Marg who i thank so very much
First wife of Robert Phillips This is my Grandmother I know very little about she died when my father was born according to death certificate she died 3 hours after my father was born she had one other child Bobbie Phillips Ellington who died at the age of 28
MRS. CROPSY AUSTIN PHIILLIPS
Mrs. Cropsy Austin Phillips, native of Union county, and until recently a resident of Monroe, died in a Charlotte hospital at 9:40 last Tuesday morning, after a short illness. She was 31 years of age and resided at 3513 Eastway Drive.
Mrs. Phillips was the former Miss Nellie Cropsy Austin, the daughter of Mrs. D. Austin and the late Mr. Austin of Monroe. Surviving are her mother, her husband, a little daughter, Bobbie, and an infant son; six sisters, Mrs. Timothy Deese, Mrs. Neal Tucker, Mrs. Ward Duncan, Miss Marilyn Austin, all of Monroe; Mrs. Vernal Howard of Albemarle, Mrs. Oliver Gilliam of Burlington, and three brothers, T. J. Austin of Burlington, Clayton Austin of Charlotte, and a half-brother, Walter Turner of Kannapolis.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Green Memorial Baptist church in Charlotte, conducted by Rev. W. L. Griggs. Interment was in Sharon Memorial Park.
Pallbearers were L. S. Norman, W. M. James, E. P. Fite, B. B. Parker, Jack Renfrow and Don W. Fite.
The Monroe Enquirer, Feb 18, 1943, Thu, Page 5
This information was sent to me from Marg who i thank so very much
MRS. CROPSY AUSTIN PHIILLIPS
Mrs. Cropsy Austin Phillips, native of Union county, and until recently a resident of Monroe, died in a Charlotte hospital at 9:40 last Tuesday morning, after a short illness. She was 31 years of age and resided at 3513 Eastway Drive.
Mrs. Phillips was the former Miss Nellie Cropsy Austin, the daughter of Mrs. D. Austin and the late Mr. Austin of Monroe. Surviving are her mother, her husband, a little daughter, Bobbie, and an infant son; six sisters, Mrs. Timothy Deese, Mrs. Neal Tucker, Mrs. Ward Duncan, Miss Marilyn Austin, all of Monroe; Mrs. Vernal Howard of Albemarle, Mrs. Oliver Gilliam of Burlington, and three brothers, T. J. Austin of Burlington, Clayton Austin of Charlotte, and a half-brother, Walter Turner of Kannapolis.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Green Memorial Baptist church in Charlotte, conducted by Rev. W. L. Griggs. Interment was in Sharon Memorial Park.
Pallbearers were L. S. Norman, W. M. James, E. P. Fite, B. B. Parker, Jack Renfrow and Don W. Fite.
The Monroe Enquirer, Feb 18, 1943, Thu, Page 5
This information was sent to me from Marg who i thank so very much
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