The daughter of Reuben James Burriss and Delilah Burris.
Sarah's place of birth was in Anderson Co., S.C. and she died at her home in the Vareenes Township of Anderson Co., South Carolina. Burial took place on December 26, 1894 in the Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery which was later renamed to Starr Baptist Church Cemetery.
She married Robert Baylis Dean, son of Moses Dean and Louisia Narcissa Lewis.
Children of Sarah Amanda Burriss and Robert Baylis Dean are:
William Louis Dean, b. 18 Jun 1858, Anderson Co., SC, d. 06 May 1936, Hart Co., GA.
Luther Edwin Dean, b. 06 Jan 1874, Anderson Co., SC, d. 21 May 1935.
Robert Bayliss, Jr. Dean, b. 1861, d. 31 May 1863.
Major Augustus Dean, b. Feb 1871, Anderson Co., SC, d. 22 Jul 1903, Charleston, SC.
John Mortimer Dean, b. 17 Nov 1859, Anderson Co., SC, d. 03 Feb 1920, Van Zandt Co., TX.
Lenora Palmira Dean, b. 13 Nov 1865, Anderson Co., SC, d. 19 Apr 1942.
Amy Dean, b. 12 Nov 1872, Anderson Co., SC, d. 15 Jun 1950, Anderson Co., SC.
Annie Eulala Dean, b. 21 Sep 1876, Anderson Co., SC, d. 14 Jan 1951, Anderson Co., SC.
Waddy A. Dean, b. 30 Jul 1877, Anderson Co., SC, d. 24 Jun 1901, Anderson Co., SC.
The obituary notice below was in the Anderson Intellenger paper on December 27, 1894 (information on microfilm at Anderson Library).
"Death has entered another happy home in our County and stricken down a devoted wife and an affectionate mother. We allude to the death of Mrs. Amanda Dean, wife of Mr. Robert B. Dean, which occurred at her home, in Varennes Township, on Monday morning, December 24th, aged about 55 years. On Wednesday following her remains were laid to rest in the Cross Roads Churchyard, Rev. J.R. Earle conducting the funeral services in the presence of a large concourse of sorrowing friends and relatives. Mrs. Dean was a daughter of the late Reuben Burriss, of this County, and was a most noble, Christian woman, who was most highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends, who will long cherish her memory.
She had been in feeble health for about two years, and it finally terminated in Bright's disease. She received the attention of all her friends and neighbors as well as of the best medical skill, but nothing could stay the dreadful disease. She bore her sufferings with Christian patience, and beseeched her loved ones not to mourne for her, for she had made her peace with Him who doeth all things for the best, and was willing and anxious to enter that eternal home where there would be no more suffering aand sorrow. In her girlhood days she joined the Baptist Church, and throughout her life was a most zealous and faithful member. A devoted husband, five sons and three daughters survive her, and in their sore bereavement they have many sympathizers."
Tomstone read, "her children called her blessed."
Sarah's place of birth was in Anderson Co., S.C. and she died at her home in the Vareenes Township of Anderson Co., South Carolina. Burial took place on December 26, 1894 in the Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery which was later renamed to Starr Baptist Church Cemetery.
She married Robert Baylis Dean, son of Moses Dean and Louisia Narcissa Lewis.
Children of Sarah Amanda Burriss and Robert Baylis Dean are:
William Louis Dean, b. 18 Jun 1858, Anderson Co., SC, d. 06 May 1936, Hart Co., GA.
Luther Edwin Dean, b. 06 Jan 1874, Anderson Co., SC, d. 21 May 1935.
Robert Bayliss, Jr. Dean, b. 1861, d. 31 May 1863.
Major Augustus Dean, b. Feb 1871, Anderson Co., SC, d. 22 Jul 1903, Charleston, SC.
John Mortimer Dean, b. 17 Nov 1859, Anderson Co., SC, d. 03 Feb 1920, Van Zandt Co., TX.
Lenora Palmira Dean, b. 13 Nov 1865, Anderson Co., SC, d. 19 Apr 1942.
Amy Dean, b. 12 Nov 1872, Anderson Co., SC, d. 15 Jun 1950, Anderson Co., SC.
Annie Eulala Dean, b. 21 Sep 1876, Anderson Co., SC, d. 14 Jan 1951, Anderson Co., SC.
Waddy A. Dean, b. 30 Jul 1877, Anderson Co., SC, d. 24 Jun 1901, Anderson Co., SC.
The obituary notice below was in the Anderson Intellenger paper on December 27, 1894 (information on microfilm at Anderson Library).
"Death has entered another happy home in our County and stricken down a devoted wife and an affectionate mother. We allude to the death of Mrs. Amanda Dean, wife of Mr. Robert B. Dean, which occurred at her home, in Varennes Township, on Monday morning, December 24th, aged about 55 years. On Wednesday following her remains were laid to rest in the Cross Roads Churchyard, Rev. J.R. Earle conducting the funeral services in the presence of a large concourse of sorrowing friends and relatives. Mrs. Dean was a daughter of the late Reuben Burriss, of this County, and was a most noble, Christian woman, who was most highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends, who will long cherish her memory.
She had been in feeble health for about two years, and it finally terminated in Bright's disease. She received the attention of all her friends and neighbors as well as of the best medical skill, but nothing could stay the dreadful disease. She bore her sufferings with Christian patience, and beseeched her loved ones not to mourne for her, for she had made her peace with Him who doeth all things for the best, and was willing and anxious to enter that eternal home where there would be no more suffering aand sorrow. In her girlhood days she joined the Baptist Church, and throughout her life was a most zealous and faithful member. A devoted husband, five sons and three daughters survive her, and in their sore bereavement they have many sympathizers."
Tomstone read, "her children called her blessed."
The daughter of Reuben James Burriss and Delilah Burris.
Sarah's place of birth was in Anderson Co., S.C. and she died at her home in the Vareenes Township of Anderson Co., South Carolina. Burial took place on December 26, 1894 in the Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery which was later renamed to Starr Baptist Church Cemetery.
She married Robert Baylis Dean, son of Moses Dean and Louisia Narcissa Lewis.
Children of Sarah Amanda Burriss and Robert Baylis Dean are:
William Louis Dean, b. 18 Jun 1858, Anderson Co., SC, d. 06 May 1936, Hart Co., GA.
Luther Edwin Dean, b. 06 Jan 1874, Anderson Co., SC, d. 21 May 1935.
Robert Bayliss, Jr. Dean, b. 1861, d. 31 May 1863.
Major Augustus Dean, b. Feb 1871, Anderson Co., SC, d. 22 Jul 1903, Charleston, SC.
John Mortimer Dean, b. 17 Nov 1859, Anderson Co., SC, d. 03 Feb 1920, Van Zandt Co., TX.
Lenora Palmira Dean, b. 13 Nov 1865, Anderson Co., SC, d. 19 Apr 1942.
Amy Dean, b. 12 Nov 1872, Anderson Co., SC, d. 15 Jun 1950, Anderson Co., SC.
Annie Eulala Dean, b. 21 Sep 1876, Anderson Co., SC, d. 14 Jan 1951, Anderson Co., SC.
Waddy A. Dean, b. 30 Jul 1877, Anderson Co., SC, d. 24 Jun 1901, Anderson Co., SC.
The obituary notice below was in the Anderson Intellenger paper on December 27, 1894 (information on microfilm at Anderson Library).
"Death has entered another happy home in our County and stricken down a devoted wife and an affectionate mother. We allude to the death of Mrs. Amanda Dean, wife of Mr. Robert B. Dean, which occurred at her home, in Varennes Township, on Monday morning, December 24th, aged about 55 years. On Wednesday following her remains were laid to rest in the Cross Roads Churchyard, Rev. J.R. Earle conducting the funeral services in the presence of a large concourse of sorrowing friends and relatives. Mrs. Dean was a daughter of the late Reuben Burriss, of this County, and was a most noble, Christian woman, who was most highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends, who will long cherish her memory.
She had been in feeble health for about two years, and it finally terminated in Bright's disease. She received the attention of all her friends and neighbors as well as of the best medical skill, but nothing could stay the dreadful disease. She bore her sufferings with Christian patience, and beseeched her loved ones not to mourne for her, for she had made her peace with Him who doeth all things for the best, and was willing and anxious to enter that eternal home where there would be no more suffering aand sorrow. In her girlhood days she joined the Baptist Church, and throughout her life was a most zealous and faithful member. A devoted husband, five sons and three daughters survive her, and in their sore bereavement they have many sympathizers."
Tomstone read, "her children called her blessed."
Sarah's place of birth was in Anderson Co., S.C. and she died at her home in the Vareenes Township of Anderson Co., South Carolina. Burial took place on December 26, 1894 in the Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery which was later renamed to Starr Baptist Church Cemetery.
She married Robert Baylis Dean, son of Moses Dean and Louisia Narcissa Lewis.
Children of Sarah Amanda Burriss and Robert Baylis Dean are:
William Louis Dean, b. 18 Jun 1858, Anderson Co., SC, d. 06 May 1936, Hart Co., GA.
Luther Edwin Dean, b. 06 Jan 1874, Anderson Co., SC, d. 21 May 1935.
Robert Bayliss, Jr. Dean, b. 1861, d. 31 May 1863.
Major Augustus Dean, b. Feb 1871, Anderson Co., SC, d. 22 Jul 1903, Charleston, SC.
John Mortimer Dean, b. 17 Nov 1859, Anderson Co., SC, d. 03 Feb 1920, Van Zandt Co., TX.
Lenora Palmira Dean, b. 13 Nov 1865, Anderson Co., SC, d. 19 Apr 1942.
Amy Dean, b. 12 Nov 1872, Anderson Co., SC, d. 15 Jun 1950, Anderson Co., SC.
Annie Eulala Dean, b. 21 Sep 1876, Anderson Co., SC, d. 14 Jan 1951, Anderson Co., SC.
Waddy A. Dean, b. 30 Jul 1877, Anderson Co., SC, d. 24 Jun 1901, Anderson Co., SC.
The obituary notice below was in the Anderson Intellenger paper on December 27, 1894 (information on microfilm at Anderson Library).
"Death has entered another happy home in our County and stricken down a devoted wife and an affectionate mother. We allude to the death of Mrs. Amanda Dean, wife of Mr. Robert B. Dean, which occurred at her home, in Varennes Township, on Monday morning, December 24th, aged about 55 years. On Wednesday following her remains were laid to rest in the Cross Roads Churchyard, Rev. J.R. Earle conducting the funeral services in the presence of a large concourse of sorrowing friends and relatives. Mrs. Dean was a daughter of the late Reuben Burriss, of this County, and was a most noble, Christian woman, who was most highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends, who will long cherish her memory.
She had been in feeble health for about two years, and it finally terminated in Bright's disease. She received the attention of all her friends and neighbors as well as of the best medical skill, but nothing could stay the dreadful disease. She bore her sufferings with Christian patience, and beseeched her loved ones not to mourne for her, for she had made her peace with Him who doeth all things for the best, and was willing and anxious to enter that eternal home where there would be no more suffering aand sorrow. In her girlhood days she joined the Baptist Church, and throughout her life was a most zealous and faithful member. A devoted husband, five sons and three daughters survive her, and in their sore bereavement they have many sympathizers."
Tomstone read, "her children called her blessed."
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