LAST RITES ARE HELD FOR MRS. LENA WALLACE
Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Wallace, relict of the late Cassius Wallace, were held at Cullowhee Methodist Church at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon, being conducted by Rev. Mark Q. Tuttle, Rev Sam H. Hilliard, Rev. George B. Clemmer, Rev. I.K. Stafford and Rev. W.C. Reed. Mrs. Wallace passed on at noon on Monday, August 10th at the Harris Community Hospital, where she had been a patient for some two weeks. She had been ill for five or six weeks. Mrs. Wallace was a daughter of the late Lewis J. Smith, prominent citizen of this county, and state senator of this district. She was married to the late Cassius Wallace, and with him spent some time in South Dakota and Wisconsin, where he taught among the Chippewa and Sioux Indians. She was a woman of strong and pleasing personality and numbered her friends by her acquaintances. She was an active member of the Methodist Church at Cullowhee. Mrs. Wallace is survived by one son, John L. Wallace, of New York city, one daughter, Mrs. Floyd S. (Cassie) Griffin of Cullowhee, four sisters, Mrs. Lee (Nellie) Hooper of Speedwell, Mrs. Nannie McGuire of Cullowhee, Miss Ida Smith of Cullowhee, and Mrs. John (Bertie) Phillips of Sylva, two brothers, Lewis J. Smith of Cullowhee and Nathan Smith of Dundee, Florida, and a large number of other relatives.
(Obituary from "Jackson County Journal," Sylva, NC, Thursday, 13 August, 1931.)
LAST RITES ARE HELD FOR MRS. LENA WALLACE
Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Wallace, relict of the late Cassius Wallace, were held at Cullowhee Methodist Church at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon, being conducted by Rev. Mark Q. Tuttle, Rev Sam H. Hilliard, Rev. George B. Clemmer, Rev. I.K. Stafford and Rev. W.C. Reed. Mrs. Wallace passed on at noon on Monday, August 10th at the Harris Community Hospital, where she had been a patient for some two weeks. She had been ill for five or six weeks. Mrs. Wallace was a daughter of the late Lewis J. Smith, prominent citizen of this county, and state senator of this district. She was married to the late Cassius Wallace, and with him spent some time in South Dakota and Wisconsin, where he taught among the Chippewa and Sioux Indians. She was a woman of strong and pleasing personality and numbered her friends by her acquaintances. She was an active member of the Methodist Church at Cullowhee. Mrs. Wallace is survived by one son, John L. Wallace, of New York city, one daughter, Mrs. Floyd S. (Cassie) Griffin of Cullowhee, four sisters, Mrs. Lee (Nellie) Hooper of Speedwell, Mrs. Nannie McGuire of Cullowhee, Miss Ida Smith of Cullowhee, and Mrs. John (Bertie) Phillips of Sylva, two brothers, Lewis J. Smith of Cullowhee and Nathan Smith of Dundee, Florida, and a large number of other relatives.
(Obituary from "Jackson County Journal," Sylva, NC, Thursday, 13 August, 1931.)
Family Members
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Florence Smith
1869–1885
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Lillie Smith
1870–1874
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Infant "Lilly" Smith
1870–1872
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Ida Jane Smith
1873–1958
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Beulah Smith
1875–1893
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Nellie Smith Hooper
1877–1936
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Nannie Smith McGuire
1880–1966
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Lewis Jesse Smith Jr
1882–1953
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Clara Bertha "Bertie" Smith Phillips
1884–1965
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Blanche Smith
1886–1898
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Jacob C "Jake" Smith
1889–1912
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Robert Nathan "R N" Smith
1894–1934
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