ELIZABETH DAVID
Elizabeth Nannette David died at her home, 140 Fitch St, Syracuse, Saturday, January 6 after a brief illness.
She was born in Pulaski, daughter of Abram and Mary David, and was a resident of this village until going to Syracuse where she remained until going to Holt, Alabama, where she lived a number of years, returning to Syracuse, where she made her home with her brother-in-law, Frederic B. Parker and Mrs. Parker.
Miss David was a member of St. James Episcopal church of Pulaski and while here was active in the Sunday School and all organizations of the church, of which her grandfather, the late John David, was one of the founders and the first warden.
Miss David is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Parker; a nephew, Charles David, Jr. and a niece, Miss Doris David, all of Syracuse.
Funeral services were held at Kompf funeral parlors at 1 p.m. yesterday, with Rev. Arthur H. Berger of Elmwood Presbyterian church officiating.
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, Jan 10 1940
Elizabeth Nannette David died at her home, 140 Fitch St, Syracuse, Saturday, January 6 after a brief illness.
She was born in Pulaski, daughter of Abram and Mary David, and was a resident of this village until going to Syracuse where she remained until going to Holt, Alabama, where she lived a number of years, returning to Syracuse, where she made her home with her brother-in-law, Frederic B. Parker and Mrs. Parker.
Miss David was a member of St. James Episcopal church of Pulaski and while here was active in the Sunday School and all organizations of the church, of which her grandfather, the late John David, was one of the founders and the first warden.
Miss David is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Parker; a nephew, Charles David, Jr. and a niece, Miss Doris David, all of Syracuse.
Funeral services were held at Kompf funeral parlors at 1 p.m. yesterday, with Rev. Arthur H. Berger of Elmwood Presbyterian church officiating.
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, Jan 10 1940
ELIZABETH DAVID
Elizabeth Nannette David died at her home, 140 Fitch St, Syracuse, Saturday, January 6 after a brief illness.
She was born in Pulaski, daughter of Abram and Mary David, and was a resident of this village until going to Syracuse where she remained until going to Holt, Alabama, where she lived a number of years, returning to Syracuse, where she made her home with her brother-in-law, Frederic B. Parker and Mrs. Parker.
Miss David was a member of St. James Episcopal church of Pulaski and while here was active in the Sunday School and all organizations of the church, of which her grandfather, the late John David, was one of the founders and the first warden.
Miss David is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Parker; a nephew, Charles David, Jr. and a niece, Miss Doris David, all of Syracuse.
Funeral services were held at Kompf funeral parlors at 1 p.m. yesterday, with Rev. Arthur H. Berger of Elmwood Presbyterian church officiating.
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, Jan 10 1940
Elizabeth Nannette David died at her home, 140 Fitch St, Syracuse, Saturday, January 6 after a brief illness.
She was born in Pulaski, daughter of Abram and Mary David, and was a resident of this village until going to Syracuse where she remained until going to Holt, Alabama, where she lived a number of years, returning to Syracuse, where she made her home with her brother-in-law, Frederic B. Parker and Mrs. Parker.
Miss David was a member of St. James Episcopal church of Pulaski and while here was active in the Sunday School and all organizations of the church, of which her grandfather, the late John David, was one of the founders and the first warden.
Miss David is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Parker; a nephew, Charles David, Jr. and a niece, Miss Doris David, all of Syracuse.
Funeral services were held at Kompf funeral parlors at 1 p.m. yesterday, with Rev. Arthur H. Berger of Elmwood Presbyterian church officiating.
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, Jan 10 1940
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