Born in Anderson County, South Carolina, Elizabeth Griffin Holcome was the daughter of the late Isaac Neil and Margaret Ellison Griffin and wife of Kinchen T. Holcombe; mother of three daughters, Mrs. Nora Streams from Ohio, Mrs. Alma Knight from from Greer and Mrs. Clara Burrell from Batesville; step-mother of two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Lynch from Greenville and Mrs. Tencie Hudson from Simpsonville; mother of four sons, Kinchen T. Holcombe Jr.from Greenville, Walter D. Holcombe from Rodman, Sloan L. Holcombe from California and James C. Holcombe from Greenville; step-mother of two sons, Homer H. Holcombe Marietta and Clinton Griffin from Greenville.
In addition to her husband, children and step-children she was survived by three sisters, Mrs. Leigh Hinton, Mrs. Alma Allison, Mrs. Janie Styles all from Greenville; four brothers, Joe Griffin, George Ceborn Griffin both fro Greenville, Lafayette " Fate" Griffin from Birmingham, Alabama and Ben F. Griffin from Atlanta, Georgia; 24 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
Services were held at Rocky Creek Baptist Church where she was a member at 2 p.m. with internment in Church Cemetery.
Greenville News September 9, 1936 pg. 13
In addition to her husband, children and step-children she was survived by three sisters, Mrs. Leigh Hinton, Mrs. Alma Allison, Mrs. Janie Styles all from Greenville; four brothers, Joe Griffin, George Ceborn Griffin both fro Greenville, Lafayette " Fate" Griffin from Birmingham, Alabama and Ben F. Griffin from Atlanta, Georgia; 24 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
Services were held at Rocky Creek Baptist Church where she was a member at 2 p.m. with internment in Church Cemetery.
Greenville News September 9, 1936 pg. 13
Born in Anderson County, South Carolina, Elizabeth Griffin Holcome was the daughter of the late Isaac Neil and Margaret Ellison Griffin and wife of Kinchen T. Holcombe; mother of three daughters, Mrs. Nora Streams from Ohio, Mrs. Alma Knight from from Greer and Mrs. Clara Burrell from Batesville; step-mother of two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Lynch from Greenville and Mrs. Tencie Hudson from Simpsonville; mother of four sons, Kinchen T. Holcombe Jr.from Greenville, Walter D. Holcombe from Rodman, Sloan L. Holcombe from California and James C. Holcombe from Greenville; step-mother of two sons, Homer H. Holcombe Marietta and Clinton Griffin from Greenville.
In addition to her husband, children and step-children she was survived by three sisters, Mrs. Leigh Hinton, Mrs. Alma Allison, Mrs. Janie Styles all from Greenville; four brothers, Joe Griffin, George Ceborn Griffin both fro Greenville, Lafayette " Fate" Griffin from Birmingham, Alabama and Ben F. Griffin from Atlanta, Georgia; 24 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
Services were held at Rocky Creek Baptist Church where she was a member at 2 p.m. with internment in Church Cemetery.
Greenville News September 9, 1936 pg. 13
In addition to her husband, children and step-children she was survived by three sisters, Mrs. Leigh Hinton, Mrs. Alma Allison, Mrs. Janie Styles all from Greenville; four brothers, Joe Griffin, George Ceborn Griffin both fro Greenville, Lafayette " Fate" Griffin from Birmingham, Alabama and Ben F. Griffin from Atlanta, Georgia; 24 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
Services were held at Rocky Creek Baptist Church where she was a member at 2 p.m. with internment in Church Cemetery.
Greenville News September 9, 1936 pg. 13
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