Susie Graham Davis was one of seven children born in Emanuel County, Georgia to Catherine Smith Davis Strickland and Woodrow Madison Davis.
Susie married Austin N. Kitchings. She then married Luther Hern Moran and had 2 beautiful children, born 15 months apart. Later, Susie remarried Austin and they were married until Austin passed away in 1983.
Susie was a seamstress and made convict clothes or the state of Georgia. She owned her own dry cleaners. She also had place like a bar & grill that made sandwiches and sold beer you could go too and play pinball and such in Savannah.
In 1983, Susie had a massive stroke that left her paralyzed on one side of her body and took most of her speech skills. In 1990, she died from complications relating to cancer.
She will always be remembered and dearly missed by her family, friends and loved ones.
Susie married Austin N. Kitchings. She then married Luther Hern Moran and had 2 beautiful children, born 15 months apart. Later, Susie remarried Austin and they were married until Austin passed away in 1983.
Susie was a seamstress and made convict clothes or the state of Georgia. She owned her own dry cleaners. She also had place like a bar & grill that made sandwiches and sold beer you could go too and play pinball and such in Savannah.
In 1983, Susie had a massive stroke that left her paralyzed on one side of her body and took most of her speech skills. In 1990, she died from complications relating to cancer.
She will always be remembered and dearly missed by her family, friends and loved ones.
Susie Graham Davis was one of seven children born in Emanuel County, Georgia to Catherine Smith Davis Strickland and Woodrow Madison Davis.
Susie married Austin N. Kitchings. She then married Luther Hern Moran and had 2 beautiful children, born 15 months apart. Later, Susie remarried Austin and they were married until Austin passed away in 1983.
Susie was a seamstress and made convict clothes or the state of Georgia. She owned her own dry cleaners. She also had place like a bar & grill that made sandwiches and sold beer you could go too and play pinball and such in Savannah.
In 1983, Susie had a massive stroke that left her paralyzed on one side of her body and took most of her speech skills. In 1990, she died from complications relating to cancer.
She will always be remembered and dearly missed by her family, friends and loved ones.
Susie married Austin N. Kitchings. She then married Luther Hern Moran and had 2 beautiful children, born 15 months apart. Later, Susie remarried Austin and they were married until Austin passed away in 1983.
Susie was a seamstress and made convict clothes or the state of Georgia. She owned her own dry cleaners. She also had place like a bar & grill that made sandwiches and sold beer you could go too and play pinball and such in Savannah.
In 1983, Susie had a massive stroke that left her paralyzed on one side of her body and took most of her speech skills. In 1990, she died from complications relating to cancer.
She will always be remembered and dearly missed by her family, friends and loved ones.
