Daughter of Ruth Wilson and Isley Brady. She married Lloyd Amos on 12 Sep 1919 in Guilford County, NC. They had four known children. The second son was killed in action during WWII.
Her obituary in the Greensboro News and Record (NC), April 15, 1991, provides that she was a native of Bennett, she was a homemaker, a member of Carraway United Methodist Church, a member of Gold Star Mothers Auxiliary WWII, a past member of the United Methodist Women, a past member of the church Administrative Board and past president of the PTA at Rankin School.
Surviving were sons, Herman L. Amos, Fred Amos, both of Greensboro; sister, Mrs. Ruby C. Patterson of Greensboro; six grandchildren.
Her obituary in the Greensboro News and Record (NC), April 15, 1991, provides that she was a native of Bennett, she was a homemaker, a member of Carraway United Methodist Church, a member of Gold Star Mothers Auxiliary WWII, a past member of the United Methodist Women, a past member of the church Administrative Board and past president of the PTA at Rankin School.
Surviving were sons, Herman L. Amos, Fred Amos, both of Greensboro; sister, Mrs. Ruby C. Patterson of Greensboro; six grandchildren.
Daughter of Ruth Wilson and Isley Brady. She married Lloyd Amos on 12 Sep 1919 in Guilford County, NC. They had four known children. The second son was killed in action during WWII.
Her obituary in the Greensboro News and Record (NC), April 15, 1991, provides that she was a native of Bennett, she was a homemaker, a member of Carraway United Methodist Church, a member of Gold Star Mothers Auxiliary WWII, a past member of the United Methodist Women, a past member of the church Administrative Board and past president of the PTA at Rankin School.
Surviving were sons, Herman L. Amos, Fred Amos, both of Greensboro; sister, Mrs. Ruby C. Patterson of Greensboro; six grandchildren.
Her obituary in the Greensboro News and Record (NC), April 15, 1991, provides that she was a native of Bennett, she was a homemaker, a member of Carraway United Methodist Church, a member of Gold Star Mothers Auxiliary WWII, a past member of the United Methodist Women, a past member of the church Administrative Board and past president of the PTA at Rankin School.
Surviving were sons, Herman L. Amos, Fred Amos, both of Greensboro; sister, Mrs. Ruby C. Patterson of Greensboro; six grandchildren.
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