Daughter of Joseph Herd Roberts and Sophrona Cook Roberts.
Her obituary from the NEW DECATUR ADVERTISER , August of 1901 is as follows:
Miss Ida Belle Roberts, daughter of Esquire J. H. and Sophronia Roberts was born February 24, 1878 and died of fever and pneumonia at her home in Danville, Ala., aged 23 years, 5 months and 9 days. Her body was laid to rest the following day at Johnson Chapel to await the resurrection of the just.
LAWRENCE COUNTY NEWS August 22, 1901
Danville News-
Miss Belle Roberts died at her home in town and was buried at the Johnson Chapel burying ground, two miles north of Danville Wednesday the 14th.
Her obituary from the NEW DECATUR ADVERTISER , August of 1901 is as follows:
Miss Ida Belle Roberts, daughter of Esquire J. H. and Sophronia Roberts was born February 24, 1878 and died of fever and pneumonia at her home in Danville, Ala., aged 23 years, 5 months and 9 days. Her body was laid to rest the following day at Johnson Chapel to await the resurrection of the just.
LAWRENCE COUNTY NEWS August 22, 1901
Danville News-
Miss Belle Roberts died at her home in town and was buried at the Johnson Chapel burying ground, two miles north of Danville Wednesday the 14th.
Daughter of Joseph Herd Roberts and Sophrona Cook Roberts.
Her obituary from the NEW DECATUR ADVERTISER , August of 1901 is as follows:
Miss Ida Belle Roberts, daughter of Esquire J. H. and Sophronia Roberts was born February 24, 1878 and died of fever and pneumonia at her home in Danville, Ala., aged 23 years, 5 months and 9 days. Her body was laid to rest the following day at Johnson Chapel to await the resurrection of the just.
LAWRENCE COUNTY NEWS August 22, 1901
Danville News-
Miss Belle Roberts died at her home in town and was buried at the Johnson Chapel burying ground, two miles north of Danville Wednesday the 14th.
Her obituary from the NEW DECATUR ADVERTISER , August of 1901 is as follows:
Miss Ida Belle Roberts, daughter of Esquire J. H. and Sophronia Roberts was born February 24, 1878 and died of fever and pneumonia at her home in Danville, Ala., aged 23 years, 5 months and 9 days. Her body was laid to rest the following day at Johnson Chapel to await the resurrection of the just.
LAWRENCE COUNTY NEWS August 22, 1901
Danville News-
Miss Belle Roberts died at her home in town and was buried at the Johnson Chapel burying ground, two miles north of Danville Wednesday the 14th.
Gravesite Details
Miss Roberts is apparently buried in one of the numerous unmarked graves at Johnson Chapel as a tombstone has not been found for her.
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