Page News & Courier, Thursday 22 Mar 1945
Mrs. Annie V Hilliard, age 62 years, died at her late home at Ingham on Friday, March 16, afte a brief illness of a few days. Mrs. Hilliard suffered a paralytic stroke on Monday and passed away on Friday. She was the daughter of the late Martin V and Mary Lucas and was born at Ingham on Feb 2, 1883, and had spent her entire life in that neighborhood. She had been a member of the East Liberty Christian Church since early youth. She leaves one son, Tommie Hilliard, and three daughters, Mrs. Ermon (Florence) Painter, Mrs. Mary Nauman and Mrs. Pearl Leake. Also 14 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Two sons, Joseph and Elmer, preceded her in death and three children died in infancy. She also leves six sisters, Mrs. Charles R (Ora) Kite, of Shenandoah, Mrs. Elmer (Zada) Keyser, of Stanley, Mrs. William (Lessie) Hiliard, of Shepherdstown, W.Va., Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth) Hilliard of Stanley, Mrs. Lloyd (Flora) Painter, of Stanley, and Mrs. Sadie Laconia, of Shenandoah. Three brothers, Isaac, Journey and Levi Lucas, of Shenandoah also survive. The funeral services were held on Sunday aftenoon from St. Paul's Episcopal Church at Ingham with the Rev. Dennis Whiffle in charge, assisted by Elder E.L. Cave. Friends paying their last tribute numbered several hundred.
Interment was in the McAlister Cemetery, nearby.
Mrs. Annie V Hilliard, age 62 years, died at her late home at Ingham on Friday, March 16, afte a brief illness of a few days. Mrs. Hilliard suffered a paralytic stroke on Monday and passed away on Friday. She was the daughter of the late Martin V and Mary Lucas and was born at Ingham on Feb 2, 1883, and had spent her entire life in that neighborhood. She had been a member of the East Liberty Christian Church since early youth. She leaves one son, Tommie Hilliard, and three daughters, Mrs. Ermon (Florence) Painter, Mrs. Mary Nauman and Mrs. Pearl Leake. Also 14 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Two sons, Joseph and Elmer, preceded her in death and three children died in infancy. She also leves six sisters, Mrs. Charles R (Ora) Kite, of Shenandoah, Mrs. Elmer (Zada) Keyser, of Stanley, Mrs. William (Lessie) Hiliard, of Shepherdstown, W.Va., Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth) Hilliard of Stanley, Mrs. Lloyd (Flora) Painter, of Stanley, and Mrs. Sadie Laconia, of Shenandoah. Three brothers, Isaac, Journey and Levi Lucas, of Shenandoah also survive. The funeral services were held on Sunday aftenoon from St. Paul's Episcopal Church at Ingham with the Rev. Dennis Whiffle in charge, assisted by Elder E.L. Cave. Friends paying their last tribute numbered several hundred.
Interment was in the McAlister Cemetery, nearby.
Page News & Courier, Thursday 22 Mar 1945
Mrs. Annie V Hilliard, age 62 years, died at her late home at Ingham on Friday, March 16, afte a brief illness of a few days. Mrs. Hilliard suffered a paralytic stroke on Monday and passed away on Friday. She was the daughter of the late Martin V and Mary Lucas and was born at Ingham on Feb 2, 1883, and had spent her entire life in that neighborhood. She had been a member of the East Liberty Christian Church since early youth. She leaves one son, Tommie Hilliard, and three daughters, Mrs. Ermon (Florence) Painter, Mrs. Mary Nauman and Mrs. Pearl Leake. Also 14 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Two sons, Joseph and Elmer, preceded her in death and three children died in infancy. She also leves six sisters, Mrs. Charles R (Ora) Kite, of Shenandoah, Mrs. Elmer (Zada) Keyser, of Stanley, Mrs. William (Lessie) Hiliard, of Shepherdstown, W.Va., Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth) Hilliard of Stanley, Mrs. Lloyd (Flora) Painter, of Stanley, and Mrs. Sadie Laconia, of Shenandoah. Three brothers, Isaac, Journey and Levi Lucas, of Shenandoah also survive. The funeral services were held on Sunday aftenoon from St. Paul's Episcopal Church at Ingham with the Rev. Dennis Whiffle in charge, assisted by Elder E.L. Cave. Friends paying their last tribute numbered several hundred.
Interment was in the McAlister Cemetery, nearby.
Mrs. Annie V Hilliard, age 62 years, died at her late home at Ingham on Friday, March 16, afte a brief illness of a few days. Mrs. Hilliard suffered a paralytic stroke on Monday and passed away on Friday. She was the daughter of the late Martin V and Mary Lucas and was born at Ingham on Feb 2, 1883, and had spent her entire life in that neighborhood. She had been a member of the East Liberty Christian Church since early youth. She leaves one son, Tommie Hilliard, and three daughters, Mrs. Ermon (Florence) Painter, Mrs. Mary Nauman and Mrs. Pearl Leake. Also 14 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Two sons, Joseph and Elmer, preceded her in death and three children died in infancy. She also leves six sisters, Mrs. Charles R (Ora) Kite, of Shenandoah, Mrs. Elmer (Zada) Keyser, of Stanley, Mrs. William (Lessie) Hiliard, of Shepherdstown, W.Va., Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth) Hilliard of Stanley, Mrs. Lloyd (Flora) Painter, of Stanley, and Mrs. Sadie Laconia, of Shenandoah. Three brothers, Isaac, Journey and Levi Lucas, of Shenandoah also survive. The funeral services were held on Sunday aftenoon from St. Paul's Episcopal Church at Ingham with the Rev. Dennis Whiffle in charge, assisted by Elder E.L. Cave. Friends paying their last tribute numbered several hundred.
Interment was in the McAlister Cemetery, nearby.
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