Daughter of William Dorraugh and Sarah Ham
DEATH AT GROVE HILL
Mrs. Kate Davis, wife of Samuel B. Davis, died at her home near Grove Hill on Sunday at the age of seventy eight years, her death following several months of rapidly declining health, due in large measure at least to the effects of old age. Mrs. Davis was a Miss Dorrough and was born and raised near Grove Hill. A brother, Elijah Dorrough, residing in one of the Western States survives her. Her husband who survives her was a gallant Confederate soldier and despite his seventy nine years is still blessed with good health. The couple have one surviving son, James Davis, yard conductor at Shenandoah City, who resides with his parents.
The funeral of Mrs. Davis which took place on Tuesday was conducted by her pastor, Rev. R.P. Crumpler, her remains being buried in the family graveyard.
She was a member of East Liberty Christian church, having made a Christian profession forty three years ago.
Page News & Courier, Friday 26 May 1922
DEATH AT GROVE HILL
Mrs. Kate Davis, wife of Samuel B. Davis, died at her home near Grove Hill on Sunday at the age of seventy eight years, her death following several months of rapidly declining health, due in large measure at least to the effects of old age. Mrs. Davis was a Miss Dorrough and was born and raised near Grove Hill. A brother, Elijah Dorrough, residing in one of the Western States survives her. Her husband who survives her was a gallant Confederate soldier and despite his seventy nine years is still blessed with good health. The couple have one surviving son, James Davis, yard conductor at Shenandoah City, who resides with his parents.
The funeral of Mrs. Davis which took place on Tuesday was conducted by her pastor, Rev. R.P. Crumpler, her remains being buried in the family graveyard.
She was a member of East Liberty Christian church, having made a Christian profession forty three years ago.
Page News & Courier, Friday 26 May 1922
Daughter of William Dorraugh and Sarah Ham
DEATH AT GROVE HILL
Mrs. Kate Davis, wife of Samuel B. Davis, died at her home near Grove Hill on Sunday at the age of seventy eight years, her death following several months of rapidly declining health, due in large measure at least to the effects of old age. Mrs. Davis was a Miss Dorrough and was born and raised near Grove Hill. A brother, Elijah Dorrough, residing in one of the Western States survives her. Her husband who survives her was a gallant Confederate soldier and despite his seventy nine years is still blessed with good health. The couple have one surviving son, James Davis, yard conductor at Shenandoah City, who resides with his parents.
The funeral of Mrs. Davis which took place on Tuesday was conducted by her pastor, Rev. R.P. Crumpler, her remains being buried in the family graveyard.
She was a member of East Liberty Christian church, having made a Christian profession forty three years ago.
Page News & Courier, Friday 26 May 1922
DEATH AT GROVE HILL
Mrs. Kate Davis, wife of Samuel B. Davis, died at her home near Grove Hill on Sunday at the age of seventy eight years, her death following several months of rapidly declining health, due in large measure at least to the effects of old age. Mrs. Davis was a Miss Dorrough and was born and raised near Grove Hill. A brother, Elijah Dorrough, residing in one of the Western States survives her. Her husband who survives her was a gallant Confederate soldier and despite his seventy nine years is still blessed with good health. The couple have one surviving son, James Davis, yard conductor at Shenandoah City, who resides with his parents.
The funeral of Mrs. Davis which took place on Tuesday was conducted by her pastor, Rev. R.P. Crumpler, her remains being buried in the family graveyard.
She was a member of East Liberty Christian church, having made a Christian profession forty three years ago.
Page News & Courier, Friday 26 May 1922
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