Printed in Daily Herald on Oct 20, 1911:
"Mrs. Charles D. Hill, formerly Sara Felix, eldest daughter of Col. and Mrs. R. W. Banks, and the wife of Charles D. Hill of Beaumont, Tex., a prominent oil man of that section, died of a nervous breakdown yesterday at the Gulf Coast Health Resort. She had been ill for two months. Mrs. Hill was a granddaughter of Col. Dunsten Banks and Col. Benjamin Sherrod of North Alabama. She was widely known in the south".
Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Records, Book 3, page 72: Sara was a native of Columbus, Ms; she died from acute psychosis.
"Mrs. Charles D. Hill, formerly Sara Felix, eldest daughter of Col. and Mrs. R. W. Banks, and the wife of Charles D. Hill of Beaumont, Tex., a prominent oil man of that section, died of a nervous breakdown yesterday at the Gulf Coast Health Resort. She had been ill for two months. Mrs. Hill was a granddaughter of Col. Dunsten Banks and Col. Benjamin Sherrod of North Alabama. She was widely known in the south".
Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Records, Book 3, page 72: Sara was a native of Columbus, Ms; she died from acute psychosis.
Printed in Daily Herald on Oct 20, 1911:
"Mrs. Charles D. Hill, formerly Sara Felix, eldest daughter of Col. and Mrs. R. W. Banks, and the wife of Charles D. Hill of Beaumont, Tex., a prominent oil man of that section, died of a nervous breakdown yesterday at the Gulf Coast Health Resort. She had been ill for two months. Mrs. Hill was a granddaughter of Col. Dunsten Banks and Col. Benjamin Sherrod of North Alabama. She was widely known in the south".
Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Records, Book 3, page 72: Sara was a native of Columbus, Ms; she died from acute psychosis.
"Mrs. Charles D. Hill, formerly Sara Felix, eldest daughter of Col. and Mrs. R. W. Banks, and the wife of Charles D. Hill of Beaumont, Tex., a prominent oil man of that section, died of a nervous breakdown yesterday at the Gulf Coast Health Resort. She had been ill for two months. Mrs. Hill was a granddaughter of Col. Dunsten Banks and Col. Benjamin Sherrod of North Alabama. She was widely known in the south".
Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Records, Book 3, page 72: Sara was a native of Columbus, Ms; she died from acute psychosis.
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