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MARY RICHARDSON Deceased Brothers and Sisters 1909-1910. Pleasant Grove Church, Sister
Mary Richardson, died Dec. 11, 1909, aged 85 y'rs.
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JAMES RORIE Big Flat- Mrs. James Rorie, a prominent and respected citizen, died at his
residence near the Flat last Monday. He leaves a wife and five children. Mr. Rorie was
sick but a few days. The interment will be by the Masonic fraternity. The
Mountain Wave, July 15, 1898, p. 4, c.3.
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MELISSA C. MORROW ROSA Mrs. Melissa C. Rosa, wife of Wm. H. Rosa, sr., died June 24, 1913, aged
74 years, 7 months and 21 days. Mrs. Rosa was a bright Christian woman, and when the
dread summons came to her she was not afraid, but was ready and willing to go. For
years Mrs. Rosa was not physically able to minister to sickness and distress in the manner
that was a characteristic of former years, but there are many living, the editor among
them, who well remember her untiring ministrations to sickness and charity in the years of
her active life. She leaves an aged husband, a brother and a sister, three sons and
two daughters to mourn her loss. All the children were at her bedside except
daughter, Mrs. Willeen Maloy, of Oklahoma, who was also ill at he time of her mother's
death. A fitting tribute to the memory of this dear old "Mother in Israel"
will appear in those column at a later date.
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MRS. E. O.
RUSHING Rushing Items-Mrs. E. O. Rushing of Rushing died
January 5th at the home of her son, M. M. Rushing. She was 79 yrs. old
and is survived by four children, three sons and one daughter. A
Rushing Guy. Stone County Record, January
31, 1919
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FLORA SEAWRIGHT
Flora Seawright, who lived at Hickory Grove, died last Thursday
night, and her little two days old infant died a few hours later. They
were both laid to rest in the same grave, in the Freeman cemetery, Friday the
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