She was the daughter of Samuel L. Seay and Mary Strickland Seay.
On November 19, 1921, she married Raymond L. Little.
They were the parents of Jerry Fuller Little (1930-2006).
The Paris News May 27, 1958
Mrs. Raymond Little
Mrs. Raymond Little, 54, long time saleswoman here, who lived at 934 Cedar Street, died Tuesday at 6:45AM in a Paris hospital after 18 months illness. Service will be held at Ramseur Baptist Church of which she was a charter member, the body to lie there Thursday from 9AM until 10 o'clock when the funeral will be held. The pastor, the Rev. W.H. Fisher and a former pastor, the Rev. Lester Singleton of Denton will officiate, Fry Gibbs Funeral Home to make interment in Evergreen Cemetery. The former Miss Anniebell Seay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Seay, now of Paris, Mrs. Little was born in Novice community May 13, 1904. She attended Paris schools and was married here November 19, 1921. Her husband died May 28, 1951. Before her illness she had been employed 12 years at Beall's, Woolworth and McLellan stores here.
Surviving besides her parents are a son Jerry Fuller Little and a grandson Christopher Little, both of Eureka, Missouri; a sister and two brothers: Mrs. Grady Cearley, Chickasha, Oklahoma; Mark Seay, Texarkana, Texas and Leroy Seay, Denver, Colorado and a stepsister and two stepbrothers: Mrs. Clifford Chapman, Marshall Diggs and H.W. Diggs, all of Dallas.
On November 19, 1921, she married Raymond L. Little.
They were the parents of Jerry Fuller Little (1930-2006).
The Paris News May 27, 1958
Mrs. Raymond Little
Mrs. Raymond Little, 54, long time saleswoman here, who lived at 934 Cedar Street, died Tuesday at 6:45AM in a Paris hospital after 18 months illness. Service will be held at Ramseur Baptist Church of which she was a charter member, the body to lie there Thursday from 9AM until 10 o'clock when the funeral will be held. The pastor, the Rev. W.H. Fisher and a former pastor, the Rev. Lester Singleton of Denton will officiate, Fry Gibbs Funeral Home to make interment in Evergreen Cemetery. The former Miss Anniebell Seay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Seay, now of Paris, Mrs. Little was born in Novice community May 13, 1904. She attended Paris schools and was married here November 19, 1921. Her husband died May 28, 1951. Before her illness she had been employed 12 years at Beall's, Woolworth and McLellan stores here.
Surviving besides her parents are a son Jerry Fuller Little and a grandson Christopher Little, both of Eureka, Missouri; a sister and two brothers: Mrs. Grady Cearley, Chickasha, Oklahoma; Mark Seay, Texarkana, Texas and Leroy Seay, Denver, Colorado and a stepsister and two stepbrothers: Mrs. Clifford Chapman, Marshall Diggs and H.W. Diggs, all of Dallas.
She was the daughter of Samuel L. Seay and Mary Strickland Seay.
On November 19, 1921, she married Raymond L. Little.
They were the parents of Jerry Fuller Little (1930-2006).
The Paris News May 27, 1958
Mrs. Raymond Little
Mrs. Raymond Little, 54, long time saleswoman here, who lived at 934 Cedar Street, died Tuesday at 6:45AM in a Paris hospital after 18 months illness. Service will be held at Ramseur Baptist Church of which she was a charter member, the body to lie there Thursday from 9AM until 10 o'clock when the funeral will be held. The pastor, the Rev. W.H. Fisher and a former pastor, the Rev. Lester Singleton of Denton will officiate, Fry Gibbs Funeral Home to make interment in Evergreen Cemetery. The former Miss Anniebell Seay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Seay, now of Paris, Mrs. Little was born in Novice community May 13, 1904. She attended Paris schools and was married here November 19, 1921. Her husband died May 28, 1951. Before her illness she had been employed 12 years at Beall's, Woolworth and McLellan stores here.
Surviving besides her parents are a son Jerry Fuller Little and a grandson Christopher Little, both of Eureka, Missouri; a sister and two brothers: Mrs. Grady Cearley, Chickasha, Oklahoma; Mark Seay, Texarkana, Texas and Leroy Seay, Denver, Colorado and a stepsister and two stepbrothers: Mrs. Clifford Chapman, Marshall Diggs and H.W. Diggs, all of Dallas.
On November 19, 1921, she married Raymond L. Little.
They were the parents of Jerry Fuller Little (1930-2006).
The Paris News May 27, 1958
Mrs. Raymond Little
Mrs. Raymond Little, 54, long time saleswoman here, who lived at 934 Cedar Street, died Tuesday at 6:45AM in a Paris hospital after 18 months illness. Service will be held at Ramseur Baptist Church of which she was a charter member, the body to lie there Thursday from 9AM until 10 o'clock when the funeral will be held. The pastor, the Rev. W.H. Fisher and a former pastor, the Rev. Lester Singleton of Denton will officiate, Fry Gibbs Funeral Home to make interment in Evergreen Cemetery. The former Miss Anniebell Seay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Seay, now of Paris, Mrs. Little was born in Novice community May 13, 1904. She attended Paris schools and was married here November 19, 1921. Her husband died May 28, 1951. Before her illness she had been employed 12 years at Beall's, Woolworth and McLellan stores here.
Surviving besides her parents are a son Jerry Fuller Little and a grandson Christopher Little, both of Eureka, Missouri; a sister and two brothers: Mrs. Grady Cearley, Chickasha, Oklahoma; Mark Seay, Texarkana, Texas and Leroy Seay, Denver, Colorado and a stepsister and two stepbrothers: Mrs. Clifford Chapman, Marshall Diggs and H.W. Diggs, all of Dallas.
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