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Nancy Virginia “Jennie” Adams Flowers

Birth
Montgomery County, Virginia, USA
Death
15 May 1936 (aged 81)
Bedford County, Virginia, USA
Burial
Bedford County, Virginia, USA Add to Map
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Obit:
Mrs. Jennie Flowers.
On the morning of May 15th the death angel entered the home of Mr. Abram Flowers and claimed for its own his beloved mother, Mrs. Jennie Flowers, aged 81 years. She had been ill for several weeks, and all was done for her that loving hands could do, but the Lord had called her home, where there is no more sorrow.
Her funeral was preached by Rev. Emory Crumpacker on Saturday afternoon at Jeter's Chapel and interment was made in the chapel cemetery, beside her husband, who preceded her to the grave fourteen years ago.
Mrs. Flowers had been a member of the Brethren Church for a number of years. She is survived by the following children: Mrs. Nora Duncan and Mrs. Lula Mays, of Roanoke; Otis Flowers, of Crewe; Landon, Abram, George and Wiley Flowers, of Vinton, Route 1; McKinley and Dewey Flowers, of Roanoke; and a large number grandchildren. Flowers were carried by granddaughters, were many and beautiful.

A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we love is still
A vacant place is in our home
That never can be filled.
Written by a friend, Mrs. Lucy Drewry.

Henry and Nancy's children were:

William M. Flowers
1875 – 1879

James Flowers
1877 –

Garman Edward Flowers
1878 –

Giles Otha Flowers
1879 – 1983

Abraham Early Flowers
1882 – 1930

Wilford Flowers
1883 –

Wilce Everment Flowers
1885 – 1928

Henry L. Flowers
1885 –

Nora Jane Flowers
1887 – 1973

Lula E. Flowers
1892 – 1987

Wiley Lewis Flowers
1892 – 1954

Garrison Dunsmore "Garsie" Flowers
1894 – 1969

Leonard McKinley Flowers
1896 – 1970

Dewey Lee Flowers
1899 – 1985
Obit:
Mrs. Jennie Flowers.
On the morning of May 15th the death angel entered the home of Mr. Abram Flowers and claimed for its own his beloved mother, Mrs. Jennie Flowers, aged 81 years. She had been ill for several weeks, and all was done for her that loving hands could do, but the Lord had called her home, where there is no more sorrow.
Her funeral was preached by Rev. Emory Crumpacker on Saturday afternoon at Jeter's Chapel and interment was made in the chapel cemetery, beside her husband, who preceded her to the grave fourteen years ago.
Mrs. Flowers had been a member of the Brethren Church for a number of years. She is survived by the following children: Mrs. Nora Duncan and Mrs. Lula Mays, of Roanoke; Otis Flowers, of Crewe; Landon, Abram, George and Wiley Flowers, of Vinton, Route 1; McKinley and Dewey Flowers, of Roanoke; and a large number grandchildren. Flowers were carried by granddaughters, were many and beautiful.

A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we love is still
A vacant place is in our home
That never can be filled.
Written by a friend, Mrs. Lucy Drewry.

Henry and Nancy's children were:

William M. Flowers
1875 – 1879

James Flowers
1877 –

Garman Edward Flowers
1878 –

Giles Otha Flowers
1879 – 1983

Abraham Early Flowers
1882 – 1930

Wilford Flowers
1883 –

Wilce Everment Flowers
1885 – 1928

Henry L. Flowers
1885 –

Nora Jane Flowers
1887 – 1973

Lula E. Flowers
1892 – 1987

Wiley Lewis Flowers
1892 – 1954

Garrison Dunsmore "Garsie" Flowers
1894 – 1969

Leonard McKinley Flowers
1896 – 1970

Dewey Lee Flowers
1899 – 1985

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