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THE HENRY BULLETIN, Martinsville, Va., Fri., Sept. 25, 1931, p. 7 col. 5 [edited]. DEATH AND FUNERAL MRS. LILLIAN CASEY. Mrs. Casey, age 33, wife of C. J. Casey of Fieldale, Virginia, died in Shackelford Hospital at Martinsville, Va.. Services were held in Glenwood Methodist Church Monday afternoon. She leaves to mourn her loss, husband C. J. Casey, Father A. G. Clowers of Greensboro, three brothers, James Clowers of Gretna, Va., Mack Clowers of Lynchburg, Va. Five sisters, Mrs. George Shropshire of Danville, Va., Mrs. Emma Thomasson of Martinsville, Virginia, Mrs. Ella Jeffries of Burlington, Mrs. Joe Turman of Manor, Va., and Mrs. Charles Hanner of Greensboro, N.C. Mrs. Casey formerly lived near Greensboro. Mrs. Casey' death was due to several diseases. All that good doctors, loving husband and friends and relatives could do was done. But none could stay the hand of death.
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Martinsville, Va., Fri., Sept. 25, 1931, p. 7 col. 5 [edited]. DEATH AND FUNERAL MRS. LILLIAN CASEY. Mrs. Casey, age 33, wife of C. J. Casey of Fieldale, Virginia, died in Shackelford Hospital at Martinsville, Va.. Services were held in Glenwood Methodist Church Monday afternoon. She leaves to mourn her loss, husband C. J. Casey, Father A. G. Clowers of Greensboro, three brothers, James Clowers of Gretna, Va., Mack Clowers of Lynchburg, Va. Five sisters, Mrs. George Shropshire of Danville, Va., Mrs. Emma Thomasson of Martinsville, Virginia, Mrs. Ella Jeffries of Burlington, Mrs. Joe Turman of Manor, Va., and Mrs. Charles Hanner of Greensboro, N.C. Mrs. Casey formerly lived near Greensboro. Mrs. Casey' death was due to several diseases. All that good doctors, loving husband and friends and relatives could do was done. But none could stay the hand of death.
Obituary posted to ancestry by William Allred.
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Martinsville, Va., Fri., Sept. 25, 1931, p. 7 col. 5 [edited]. DEATH AND FUNERAL MRS. LILLIAN CASEY. Mrs. Casey, age 33, wife of C. J. Casey of Fieldale, Virginia, died in Shackelford Hospital at Martinsville, Va.. Services were held in Glenwood Methodist Church Monday afternoon. She leaves to mourn her loss, husband C. J. Casey, Father A. G. Clowers of Greensboro, three brothers, James Clowers of Gretna, Va., Mack Clowers of Lynchburg, Va. Five sisters, Mrs. George Shropshire of Danville, Va., Mrs. Emma Thomasson of Martinsville, Virginia, Mrs. Ella Jeffries of Burlington, Mrs. Joe Turman of Manor, Va., and Mrs. Charles Hanner of Greensboro, N.C. Mrs. Casey formerly lived near Greensboro. Mrs. Casey' death was due to several diseases. All that good doctors, loving husband and friends and relatives could do was done. But none could stay the hand of death.
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Martinsville, Va., Fri., Sept. 25, 1931, p. 7 col. 5 [edited]. DEATH AND FUNERAL MRS. LILLIAN CASEY. Mrs. Casey, age 33, wife of C. J. Casey of Fieldale, Virginia, died in Shackelford Hospital at Martinsville, Va.. Services were held in Glenwood Methodist Church Monday afternoon. She leaves to mourn her loss, husband C. J. Casey, Father A. G. Clowers of Greensboro, three brothers, James Clowers of Gretna, Va., Mack Clowers of Lynchburg, Va. Five sisters, Mrs. George Shropshire of Danville, Va., Mrs. Emma Thomasson of Martinsville, Virginia, Mrs. Ella Jeffries of Burlington, Mrs. Joe Turman of Manor, Va., and Mrs. Charles Hanner of Greensboro, N.C. Mrs. Casey formerly lived near Greensboro. Mrs. Casey' death was due to several diseases. All that good doctors, loving husband and friends and relatives could do was done. But none could stay the hand of death.
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Lillie married Cornel John Casey/Kasey June 3, 1916 in Danville, Va
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