Never married - caught typhoid fever while caring for her brother - Amzira Jr - who had the disease at age 9.
Newspaper, Obituaries, Shelbyville Gazette, June 1, 1906. After a lingering illness of typhoid fever, the angel of death visited our midst last Friday week at 4 p.m. and took away one of our best friends, Miss Stella Reynolds, daughter of Mr. Amzira Reynolds a few miles west of Shelbyville. Stella was a loving, devoted daughter and was loved by every one who knew her throughout the community. She was a member of the S. S. at Knights and will be missed by everyone. The funeral service was held at the Russell graveyard Saturday at 4 p.m. by Rev. J. B. Erwin, where she was buried.
Newspaper, Obituaries, Shelbyville Gazette, June 1, 1906. After a lingering illness of typhoid fever, the angel of death visited our midst last Friday week at 4 p.m. and took away one of our best friends, Miss Stella Reynolds, daughter of Mr. Amzira Reynolds a few miles west of Shelbyville. Stella was a loving, devoted daughter and was loved by every one who knew her throughout the community. She was a member of the S. S. at Knights and will be missed by everyone. The funeral service was held at the Russell graveyard Saturday at 4 p.m. by Rev. J. B. Erwin, where she was buried.
Never married - caught typhoid fever while caring for her brother - Amzira Jr - who had the disease at age 9.
Newspaper, Obituaries, Shelbyville Gazette, June 1, 1906. After a lingering illness of typhoid fever, the angel of death visited our midst last Friday week at 4 p.m. and took away one of our best friends, Miss Stella Reynolds, daughter of Mr. Amzira Reynolds a few miles west of Shelbyville. Stella was a loving, devoted daughter and was loved by every one who knew her throughout the community. She was a member of the S. S. at Knights and will be missed by everyone. The funeral service was held at the Russell graveyard Saturday at 4 p.m. by Rev. J. B. Erwin, where she was buried.
Newspaper, Obituaries, Shelbyville Gazette, June 1, 1906. After a lingering illness of typhoid fever, the angel of death visited our midst last Friday week at 4 p.m. and took away one of our best friends, Miss Stella Reynolds, daughter of Mr. Amzira Reynolds a few miles west of Shelbyville. Stella was a loving, devoted daughter and was loved by every one who knew her throughout the community. She was a member of the S. S. at Knights and will be missed by everyone. The funeral service was held at the Russell graveyard Saturday at 4 p.m. by Rev. J. B. Erwin, where she was buried.
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