Houston Home Journal Dec. 17, 1903 Issue
Death of Mrs. J.E. Cheek
Mrs. Susan Hickson Cheek, wife of Mr. James E. Cheek, died at their home five miles west of Perry last Friday afternoon. She had been quite sick just a week.
On Saturday afternoon, the 20th anniversary of her marriage, the interment was in Evergreen Cemetery in Perry attended in affectionate sorrow by a large number of relatives and friends.
She was born in Pike County August 27th, 1859, therefore was 44 years of age last August. On December 12, 1883, she was married to Mr. James E. Cheek, and about twelve years ago they moved to Houston County. where they have since lived happily and prospered.
She was a sister of Messrs. J.A., S.W. and F.M. Hickson of Houston and also of Mr. William Hickson of Macon County, Mr. Harvey Hickson of Wilcox County and Mrs. Eliza Simmons of Snow, Dooly County.
Of the immediate family, the sorely heart stricken husband, two daughters and two sons survive her, the youngest of them being only about three years old.
In girlhood she united herself with the Methodist Church, and at her death was an exemplary member of that church at Perry.
Death of Mrs. J.E. Cheek
Mrs. Susan Hickson Cheek, wife of Mr. James E. Cheek, died at their home five miles west of Perry last Friday afternoon. She had been quite sick just a week.
On Saturday afternoon, the 20th anniversary of her marriage, the interment was in Evergreen Cemetery in Perry attended in affectionate sorrow by a large number of relatives and friends.
She was born in Pike County August 27th, 1859, therefore was 44 years of age last August. On December 12, 1883, she was married to Mr. James E. Cheek, and about twelve years ago they moved to Houston County. where they have since lived happily and prospered.
She was a sister of Messrs. J.A., S.W. and F.M. Hickson of Houston and also of Mr. William Hickson of Macon County, Mr. Harvey Hickson of Wilcox County and Mrs. Eliza Simmons of Snow, Dooly County.
Of the immediate family, the sorely heart stricken husband, two daughters and two sons survive her, the youngest of them being only about three years old.
In girlhood she united herself with the Methodist Church, and at her death was an exemplary member of that church at Perry.
Houston Home Journal Dec. 17, 1903 Issue
Death of Mrs. J.E. Cheek
Mrs. Susan Hickson Cheek, wife of Mr. James E. Cheek, died at their home five miles west of Perry last Friday afternoon. She had been quite sick just a week.
On Saturday afternoon, the 20th anniversary of her marriage, the interment was in Evergreen Cemetery in Perry attended in affectionate sorrow by a large number of relatives and friends.
She was born in Pike County August 27th, 1859, therefore was 44 years of age last August. On December 12, 1883, she was married to Mr. James E. Cheek, and about twelve years ago they moved to Houston County. where they have since lived happily and prospered.
She was a sister of Messrs. J.A., S.W. and F.M. Hickson of Houston and also of Mr. William Hickson of Macon County, Mr. Harvey Hickson of Wilcox County and Mrs. Eliza Simmons of Snow, Dooly County.
Of the immediate family, the sorely heart stricken husband, two daughters and two sons survive her, the youngest of them being only about three years old.
In girlhood she united herself with the Methodist Church, and at her death was an exemplary member of that church at Perry.
Death of Mrs. J.E. Cheek
Mrs. Susan Hickson Cheek, wife of Mr. James E. Cheek, died at their home five miles west of Perry last Friday afternoon. She had been quite sick just a week.
On Saturday afternoon, the 20th anniversary of her marriage, the interment was in Evergreen Cemetery in Perry attended in affectionate sorrow by a large number of relatives and friends.
She was born in Pike County August 27th, 1859, therefore was 44 years of age last August. On December 12, 1883, she was married to Mr. James E. Cheek, and about twelve years ago they moved to Houston County. where they have since lived happily and prospered.
She was a sister of Messrs. J.A., S.W. and F.M. Hickson of Houston and also of Mr. William Hickson of Macon County, Mr. Harvey Hickson of Wilcox County and Mrs. Eliza Simmons of Snow, Dooly County.
Of the immediate family, the sorely heart stricken husband, two daughters and two sons survive her, the youngest of them being only about three years old.
In girlhood she united herself with the Methodist Church, and at her death was an exemplary member of that church at Perry.
Inscription
Wife of J.E. Cheek Much of the sound of the voice that is stilled.
Gravesite Details
Also in this lot are three unmarked slabs, one small, and two adult sized. One of the adult sized slabs is next to Susie and is probably her husband J.E. Cheek.
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