Obituary, The State (Columbia, SC) June 18, 1929: Mrs. C.B. Watts, Special to The State, Spring Hill, June 17 - Mrs. Fannie Davis Watts, wife of C.B. Watts, died at her home in the Spring Hill section of Lee county Wednesday, June 12. Funeral services were conducted in Antioch Baptist church, Kershaw county, the afternoon of June 13 by the Rev. Mr. Christmus of Camden. Interment was in the church cemetery. She was a member of Antioch Baptist church. Besides her husband, she is survived by three daughters, Miss Kathleen Watts of Mount Holly, N.C. Miss Anna Lee Watts and Miss Emma Watts, students in Central high school at Spring Hill, seven small children. She also leaves six brothers, A. F. Davis of Mystic, Ga., D.M. Davis and Ben Davis of Camden; H.R. Davis, H.A. Davis and G.W. Davis of Lee county; three sisters, Mrs. C.T. Trapp, Mrs. W. E.S. Trapp and Mrs. Amos Hall of Camden.
Obituary, The State (Columbia, SC) June 18, 1929: Mrs. C.B. Watts, Special to The State, Spring Hill, June 17 - Mrs. Fannie Davis Watts, wife of C.B. Watts, died at her home in the Spring Hill section of Lee county Wednesday, June 12. Funeral services were conducted in Antioch Baptist church, Kershaw county, the afternoon of June 13 by the Rev. Mr. Christmus of Camden. Interment was in the church cemetery. She was a member of Antioch Baptist church. Besides her husband, she is survived by three daughters, Miss Kathleen Watts of Mount Holly, N.C. Miss Anna Lee Watts and Miss Emma Watts, students in Central high school at Spring Hill, seven small children. She also leaves six brothers, A. F. Davis of Mystic, Ga., D.M. Davis and Ben Davis of Camden; H.R. Davis, H.A. Davis and G.W. Davis of Lee county; three sisters, Mrs. C.T. Trapp, Mrs. W. E.S. Trapp and Mrs. Amos Hall of Camden.
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