Mrs. E.E. Williams, 81, died at Myrtle Springs, Texas and graveside services were officiated by Rev. A.W. Gordon, pastor of Haskell Methodist Church. Mrs. Williams moved from Haskell in 1912.
She was an old fashioned mother, who lived for others, giving her life to make others happy and to make this a better world in which to live. She was converted early in life, in the camp meeting days in Alabama and united with the Methodist Church and lived a consistent Christian life to the day of her death.
In 1875, she married W.W. Williams. To this union, nine children were born. One child preceded her in death
Survived by Iral Williams, Mrs. R.E. Cole, Mrs. Estalle Kiser, Mrs. J.H. Hamblen, L.Q. Williams, S.D. Williams, Mrs. Porter Walters, G.C. Williams.
Jones & Cox Funeral Home records
She was an old fashioned mother, who lived for others, giving her life to make others happy and to make this a better world in which to live. She was converted early in life, in the camp meeting days in Alabama and united with the Methodist Church and lived a consistent Christian life to the day of her death.
In 1875, she married W.W. Williams. To this union, nine children were born. One child preceded her in death
Survived by Iral Williams, Mrs. R.E. Cole, Mrs. Estalle Kiser, Mrs. J.H. Hamblen, L.Q. Williams, S.D. Williams, Mrs. Porter Walters, G.C. Williams.
Jones & Cox Funeral Home records
Mrs. E.E. Williams, 81, died at Myrtle Springs, Texas and graveside services were officiated by Rev. A.W. Gordon, pastor of Haskell Methodist Church. Mrs. Williams moved from Haskell in 1912.
She was an old fashioned mother, who lived for others, giving her life to make others happy and to make this a better world in which to live. She was converted early in life, in the camp meeting days in Alabama and united with the Methodist Church and lived a consistent Christian life to the day of her death.
In 1875, she married W.W. Williams. To this union, nine children were born. One child preceded her in death
Survived by Iral Williams, Mrs. R.E. Cole, Mrs. Estalle Kiser, Mrs. J.H. Hamblen, L.Q. Williams, S.D. Williams, Mrs. Porter Walters, G.C. Williams.
Jones & Cox Funeral Home records
She was an old fashioned mother, who lived for others, giving her life to make others happy and to make this a better world in which to live. She was converted early in life, in the camp meeting days in Alabama and united with the Methodist Church and lived a consistent Christian life to the day of her death.
In 1875, she married W.W. Williams. To this union, nine children were born. One child preceded her in death
Survived by Iral Williams, Mrs. R.E. Cole, Mrs. Estalle Kiser, Mrs. J.H. Hamblen, L.Q. Williams, S.D. Williams, Mrs. Porter Walters, G.C. Williams.
Jones & Cox Funeral Home records
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