First Husband: Moses Lineberger
Second Husband: Samuel Johnston
Mrs. Sarah Johnston Dies At Belmont Home
Belmont - Jan. 27 - Mrs. Sarah Clemmer Johnston, one of the oldest and best know women in this section, died Thursday afternoon at her home near Belmont. She was born near Dallas on May 9, 1837, and was therefore in her 85th year. Her first husband was Moses Lineberger, and after his death she married Samuel Johnston, who died five years ago.
Mrs. Johnston is survived by three sons, C.H. Lineberger, H.C. Johnston, and R.R. Johnston of Belmont, a larger number of grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. She raised three of her grandchildren, Mrs. J.B. Hall of Statesville, Mrs. D.H. McCullough of Charlotte, and C.W. Fite of Belmont. Three sisters also survive, Mrs. Cynthia Rhyne of Atlanta; Mrs. Betty Costner and Mrs. Lee Stowe of Dallas.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Belmont Presbyterian church, Rev. J.F. Denby, pastor of the church, having charge of the service. The interment was in the old Graham graveyard.
Charlotte Observer, Charlotte NC - page 4
Saturday, January 28, 1922
Children:
Charles Hall Lineberger 1859-1932
Infant Daughter Johnston 1862-1862
Mary E Johnston Fite 1863-1896
William Edward Johnston 1866-1920
Haywood Cowen Johnston 1867-1936
R.R. Johnston
Second Husband: Samuel Johnston
Mrs. Sarah Johnston Dies At Belmont Home
Belmont - Jan. 27 - Mrs. Sarah Clemmer Johnston, one of the oldest and best know women in this section, died Thursday afternoon at her home near Belmont. She was born near Dallas on May 9, 1837, and was therefore in her 85th year. Her first husband was Moses Lineberger, and after his death she married Samuel Johnston, who died five years ago.
Mrs. Johnston is survived by three sons, C.H. Lineberger, H.C. Johnston, and R.R. Johnston of Belmont, a larger number of grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. She raised three of her grandchildren, Mrs. J.B. Hall of Statesville, Mrs. D.H. McCullough of Charlotte, and C.W. Fite of Belmont. Three sisters also survive, Mrs. Cynthia Rhyne of Atlanta; Mrs. Betty Costner and Mrs. Lee Stowe of Dallas.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Belmont Presbyterian church, Rev. J.F. Denby, pastor of the church, having charge of the service. The interment was in the old Graham graveyard.
Charlotte Observer, Charlotte NC - page 4
Saturday, January 28, 1922
Children:
Charles Hall Lineberger 1859-1932
Infant Daughter Johnston 1862-1862
Mary E Johnston Fite 1863-1896
William Edward Johnston 1866-1920
Haywood Cowen Johnston 1867-1936
R.R. Johnston
First Husband: Moses Lineberger
Second Husband: Samuel Johnston
Mrs. Sarah Johnston Dies At Belmont Home
Belmont - Jan. 27 - Mrs. Sarah Clemmer Johnston, one of the oldest and best know women in this section, died Thursday afternoon at her home near Belmont. She was born near Dallas on May 9, 1837, and was therefore in her 85th year. Her first husband was Moses Lineberger, and after his death she married Samuel Johnston, who died five years ago.
Mrs. Johnston is survived by three sons, C.H. Lineberger, H.C. Johnston, and R.R. Johnston of Belmont, a larger number of grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. She raised three of her grandchildren, Mrs. J.B. Hall of Statesville, Mrs. D.H. McCullough of Charlotte, and C.W. Fite of Belmont. Three sisters also survive, Mrs. Cynthia Rhyne of Atlanta; Mrs. Betty Costner and Mrs. Lee Stowe of Dallas.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Belmont Presbyterian church, Rev. J.F. Denby, pastor of the church, having charge of the service. The interment was in the old Graham graveyard.
Charlotte Observer, Charlotte NC - page 4
Saturday, January 28, 1922
Children:
Charles Hall Lineberger 1859-1932
Infant Daughter Johnston 1862-1862
Mary E Johnston Fite 1863-1896
William Edward Johnston 1866-1920
Haywood Cowen Johnston 1867-1936
R.R. Johnston
Second Husband: Samuel Johnston
Mrs. Sarah Johnston Dies At Belmont Home
Belmont - Jan. 27 - Mrs. Sarah Clemmer Johnston, one of the oldest and best know women in this section, died Thursday afternoon at her home near Belmont. She was born near Dallas on May 9, 1837, and was therefore in her 85th year. Her first husband was Moses Lineberger, and after his death she married Samuel Johnston, who died five years ago.
Mrs. Johnston is survived by three sons, C.H. Lineberger, H.C. Johnston, and R.R. Johnston of Belmont, a larger number of grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. She raised three of her grandchildren, Mrs. J.B. Hall of Statesville, Mrs. D.H. McCullough of Charlotte, and C.W. Fite of Belmont. Three sisters also survive, Mrs. Cynthia Rhyne of Atlanta; Mrs. Betty Costner and Mrs. Lee Stowe of Dallas.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Belmont Presbyterian church, Rev. J.F. Denby, pastor of the church, having charge of the service. The interment was in the old Graham graveyard.
Charlotte Observer, Charlotte NC - page 4
Saturday, January 28, 1922
Children:
Charles Hall Lineberger 1859-1932
Infant Daughter Johnston 1862-1862
Mary E Johnston Fite 1863-1896
William Edward Johnston 1866-1920
Haywood Cowen Johnston 1867-1936
R.R. Johnston
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