Died aged 68 years, so evidently born about 1824. Daughter of unknown & Albinia [?] (UNKNOWN) MALONE. Married 19 JUL 1865 in Russell County, Alabama, to John Forsyth IVERSON. Mother of at least three children (daughters). Her mother was living with the family on Franklin Street in the 1880 census of Columbus, Georgia Militia District #773 (Upper Town District), Muscogee County, Georgia.
Molly McLAUGHLIN, Contributor #47133794, reports: Eliza B. (MALONE) IVERSON is the daughter of William P. MALONE and his wife, Rebecca Penn GRIGGS. You can actually read her name, if you are skilled at it, as Rebecca in the 1880 in household of John & Eliza IVERSON. [William P. MALONE married 23 DEC 1834 in Baldwin County, Georgia, to Rebecca GRIGG.]
"MRS. IVERSON'S DEATH: ONE OF THE MOST HONORED LADIES OF COLUMBUS PASSES AWAY. // Mrs. Eliza MALONE IVERSON, widow of Col. John F. IVERSON, died at the residence of Mrs. E. C. NESBIT, 1423 Second avenue, yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. IVERSON's illness was brief. She returned to the city about two weeks ago from a short visit to her youngest daughter, Miss Leo, in Brunswick. Immediately upon her arrival here she was seized with what proved to be her last sickness. She was born in Wynnton and spent all her life in this city and its immediate vicinity. She leaves three children: Mrs. Louis HAMBURGER, Miss Julia [husband Wiley Albert PATRICK] and Miss Leo. Mrs. IVERSON's funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. NISBET at 4 o'clock this afternoon." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Thursday, 21 APR 1892, p. 4.]
"MRS. IVERSON'S FUNERAL: LARGE NUMBER OF SORROWING FRIENDS FOLLOW HER TO THE GRAVE. // The funeral of Mrs. Eliza M. IVERSON took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mrs. C. E. NISBET, 1423 Second avenue. // A large number of the friends of the family gathered at the appointed hour to pay their last respects to the deceased lady. Rev. Dr. W. A. CARTER conducted the services, which were very impressive. // The casket was completely covered with exquisite flowers, and evinced the great love which was universally felt for the deceased lady. // The following gentlemen acted as pall bearers: D. F. WILCOX, W. C. PEASE, W. C. COART, A. V. BOATRITE, Thomas CHAFFLIN, Richard HOWARD." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 22 APR 1892, p. 1. Same, p. 4: "LOCAL NEWS: PERSONAL...Dr. Holcomb MALONE, of Escambia county, Ala., has been in town several days. He was summoned to the city because of the illness of Mrs. IVERSON."]
Per entry in the Sexton's card file for Linwood Cemetery: Mrs. E. M. IVERSON, female, died aged 68 years; interred 4-21-1892 in Section C, Lot 76 - Sexton Abraham ODOM.
According to the Sexton's online database for Linwood Cemetery, others interred in Section C, Lot 76 include: Benjamin H. GRANT (12 DEC 1876 Harris County, Georgia-07 JUL 1953 Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia), son of J. W. & Emma (HART) GRANT - undertaker D. A. Striffler; Rowena K. GRANT (b. Wachochee, Alabama, d. 18 MAR 1951 Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia), daughter of J. C. & Kathern (MILLS) KNOWLES - undertaker Britton & Dobbs; K. A. KNOWLES (b. Alabama, d. aged 69 years in Columbus, Georgia) - undertaker Herring. Dolores Autry's book shows buried here (Lot 5 "KNOWLES-GRANT" of Section J): James C. C. KNOWLES (27 MAR 1843-11 JAN 1904) and Katherine Ann (MILLS) KNOWLES (04 MAY 1849-22 MAR 1919), wife of J. C. C., as well as Rowena (KNOWLES) GRANT (21 OCT 1868-18 MAR 1951), wife of Benjamin Hill GRANT.
Grandson - son of Wiley Albert & Julia (IVERSON) PATRICK: Lloyd B. PATRICK
Molly McLAUGHLIN, Contributor #47133794, reports: Eliza B. (MALONE) IVERSON is the daughter of William P. MALONE and his wife, Rebecca Penn GRIGGS. You can actually read her name, if you are skilled at it, as Rebecca in the 1880 in household of John & Eliza IVERSON. [William P. MALONE married 23 DEC 1834 in Baldwin County, Georgia, to Rebecca GRIGG.]
"MRS. IVERSON'S DEATH: ONE OF THE MOST HONORED LADIES OF COLUMBUS PASSES AWAY. // Mrs. Eliza MALONE IVERSON, widow of Col. John F. IVERSON, died at the residence of Mrs. E. C. NESBIT, 1423 Second avenue, yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. IVERSON's illness was brief. She returned to the city about two weeks ago from a short visit to her youngest daughter, Miss Leo, in Brunswick. Immediately upon her arrival here she was seized with what proved to be her last sickness. She was born in Wynnton and spent all her life in this city and its immediate vicinity. She leaves three children: Mrs. Louis HAMBURGER, Miss Julia [husband Wiley Albert PATRICK] and Miss Leo. Mrs. IVERSON's funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. NISBET at 4 o'clock this afternoon." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Thursday, 21 APR 1892, p. 4.]
"MRS. IVERSON'S FUNERAL: LARGE NUMBER OF SORROWING FRIENDS FOLLOW HER TO THE GRAVE. // The funeral of Mrs. Eliza M. IVERSON took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mrs. C. E. NISBET, 1423 Second avenue. // A large number of the friends of the family gathered at the appointed hour to pay their last respects to the deceased lady. Rev. Dr. W. A. CARTER conducted the services, which were very impressive. // The casket was completely covered with exquisite flowers, and evinced the great love which was universally felt for the deceased lady. // The following gentlemen acted as pall bearers: D. F. WILCOX, W. C. PEASE, W. C. COART, A. V. BOATRITE, Thomas CHAFFLIN, Richard HOWARD." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 22 APR 1892, p. 1. Same, p. 4: "LOCAL NEWS: PERSONAL...Dr. Holcomb MALONE, of Escambia county, Ala., has been in town several days. He was summoned to the city because of the illness of Mrs. IVERSON."]
Per entry in the Sexton's card file for Linwood Cemetery: Mrs. E. M. IVERSON, female, died aged 68 years; interred 4-21-1892 in Section C, Lot 76 - Sexton Abraham ODOM.
According to the Sexton's online database for Linwood Cemetery, others interred in Section C, Lot 76 include: Benjamin H. GRANT (12 DEC 1876 Harris County, Georgia-07 JUL 1953 Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia), son of J. W. & Emma (HART) GRANT - undertaker D. A. Striffler; Rowena K. GRANT (b. Wachochee, Alabama, d. 18 MAR 1951 Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia), daughter of J. C. & Kathern (MILLS) KNOWLES - undertaker Britton & Dobbs; K. A. KNOWLES (b. Alabama, d. aged 69 years in Columbus, Georgia) - undertaker Herring. Dolores Autry's book shows buried here (Lot 5 "KNOWLES-GRANT" of Section J): James C. C. KNOWLES (27 MAR 1843-11 JAN 1904) and Katherine Ann (MILLS) KNOWLES (04 MAY 1849-22 MAR 1919), wife of J. C. C., as well as Rowena (KNOWLES) GRANT (21 OCT 1868-18 MAR 1951), wife of Benjamin Hill GRANT.
Grandson - son of Wiley Albert & Julia (IVERSON) PATRICK: Lloyd B. PATRICK
Died aged 68 years, so evidently born about 1824. Daughter of unknown & Albinia [?] (UNKNOWN) MALONE. Married 19 JUL 1865 in Russell County, Alabama, to John Forsyth IVERSON. Mother of at least three children (daughters). Her mother was living with the family on Franklin Street in the 1880 census of Columbus, Georgia Militia District #773 (Upper Town District), Muscogee County, Georgia.
Molly McLAUGHLIN, Contributor #47133794, reports: Eliza B. (MALONE) IVERSON is the daughter of William P. MALONE and his wife, Rebecca Penn GRIGGS. You can actually read her name, if you are skilled at it, as Rebecca in the 1880 in household of John & Eliza IVERSON. [William P. MALONE married 23 DEC 1834 in Baldwin County, Georgia, to Rebecca GRIGG.]
"MRS. IVERSON'S DEATH: ONE OF THE MOST HONORED LADIES OF COLUMBUS PASSES AWAY. // Mrs. Eliza MALONE IVERSON, widow of Col. John F. IVERSON, died at the residence of Mrs. E. C. NESBIT, 1423 Second avenue, yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. IVERSON's illness was brief. She returned to the city about two weeks ago from a short visit to her youngest daughter, Miss Leo, in Brunswick. Immediately upon her arrival here she was seized with what proved to be her last sickness. She was born in Wynnton and spent all her life in this city and its immediate vicinity. She leaves three children: Mrs. Louis HAMBURGER, Miss Julia [husband Wiley Albert PATRICK] and Miss Leo. Mrs. IVERSON's funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. NISBET at 4 o'clock this afternoon." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Thursday, 21 APR 1892, p. 4.]
"MRS. IVERSON'S FUNERAL: LARGE NUMBER OF SORROWING FRIENDS FOLLOW HER TO THE GRAVE. // The funeral of Mrs. Eliza M. IVERSON took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mrs. C. E. NISBET, 1423 Second avenue. // A large number of the friends of the family gathered at the appointed hour to pay their last respects to the deceased lady. Rev. Dr. W. A. CARTER conducted the services, which were very impressive. // The casket was completely covered with exquisite flowers, and evinced the great love which was universally felt for the deceased lady. // The following gentlemen acted as pall bearers: D. F. WILCOX, W. C. PEASE, W. C. COART, A. V. BOATRITE, Thomas CHAFFLIN, Richard HOWARD." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 22 APR 1892, p. 1. Same, p. 4: "LOCAL NEWS: PERSONAL...Dr. Holcomb MALONE, of Escambia county, Ala., has been in town several days. He was summoned to the city because of the illness of Mrs. IVERSON."]
Per entry in the Sexton's card file for Linwood Cemetery: Mrs. E. M. IVERSON, female, died aged 68 years; interred 4-21-1892 in Section C, Lot 76 - Sexton Abraham ODOM.
According to the Sexton's online database for Linwood Cemetery, others interred in Section C, Lot 76 include: Benjamin H. GRANT (12 DEC 1876 Harris County, Georgia-07 JUL 1953 Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia), son of J. W. & Emma (HART) GRANT - undertaker D. A. Striffler; Rowena K. GRANT (b. Wachochee, Alabama, d. 18 MAR 1951 Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia), daughter of J. C. & Kathern (MILLS) KNOWLES - undertaker Britton & Dobbs; K. A. KNOWLES (b. Alabama, d. aged 69 years in Columbus, Georgia) - undertaker Herring. Dolores Autry's book shows buried here (Lot 5 "KNOWLES-GRANT" of Section J): James C. C. KNOWLES (27 MAR 1843-11 JAN 1904) and Katherine Ann (MILLS) KNOWLES (04 MAY 1849-22 MAR 1919), wife of J. C. C., as well as Rowena (KNOWLES) GRANT (21 OCT 1868-18 MAR 1951), wife of Benjamin Hill GRANT.
Grandson - son of Wiley Albert & Julia (IVERSON) PATRICK: Lloyd B. PATRICK
Molly McLAUGHLIN, Contributor #47133794, reports: Eliza B. (MALONE) IVERSON is the daughter of William P. MALONE and his wife, Rebecca Penn GRIGGS. You can actually read her name, if you are skilled at it, as Rebecca in the 1880 in household of John & Eliza IVERSON. [William P. MALONE married 23 DEC 1834 in Baldwin County, Georgia, to Rebecca GRIGG.]
"MRS. IVERSON'S DEATH: ONE OF THE MOST HONORED LADIES OF COLUMBUS PASSES AWAY. // Mrs. Eliza MALONE IVERSON, widow of Col. John F. IVERSON, died at the residence of Mrs. E. C. NESBIT, 1423 Second avenue, yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. IVERSON's illness was brief. She returned to the city about two weeks ago from a short visit to her youngest daughter, Miss Leo, in Brunswick. Immediately upon her arrival here she was seized with what proved to be her last sickness. She was born in Wynnton and spent all her life in this city and its immediate vicinity. She leaves three children: Mrs. Louis HAMBURGER, Miss Julia [husband Wiley Albert PATRICK] and Miss Leo. Mrs. IVERSON's funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. NISBET at 4 o'clock this afternoon." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Thursday, 21 APR 1892, p. 4.]
"MRS. IVERSON'S FUNERAL: LARGE NUMBER OF SORROWING FRIENDS FOLLOW HER TO THE GRAVE. // The funeral of Mrs. Eliza M. IVERSON took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mrs. C. E. NISBET, 1423 Second avenue. // A large number of the friends of the family gathered at the appointed hour to pay their last respects to the deceased lady. Rev. Dr. W. A. CARTER conducted the services, which were very impressive. // The casket was completely covered with exquisite flowers, and evinced the great love which was universally felt for the deceased lady. // The following gentlemen acted as pall bearers: D. F. WILCOX, W. C. PEASE, W. C. COART, A. V. BOATRITE, Thomas CHAFFLIN, Richard HOWARD." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 22 APR 1892, p. 1. Same, p. 4: "LOCAL NEWS: PERSONAL...Dr. Holcomb MALONE, of Escambia county, Ala., has been in town several days. He was summoned to the city because of the illness of Mrs. IVERSON."]
Per entry in the Sexton's card file for Linwood Cemetery: Mrs. E. M. IVERSON, female, died aged 68 years; interred 4-21-1892 in Section C, Lot 76 - Sexton Abraham ODOM.
According to the Sexton's online database for Linwood Cemetery, others interred in Section C, Lot 76 include: Benjamin H. GRANT (12 DEC 1876 Harris County, Georgia-07 JUL 1953 Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia), son of J. W. & Emma (HART) GRANT - undertaker D. A. Striffler; Rowena K. GRANT (b. Wachochee, Alabama, d. 18 MAR 1951 Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia), daughter of J. C. & Kathern (MILLS) KNOWLES - undertaker Britton & Dobbs; K. A. KNOWLES (b. Alabama, d. aged 69 years in Columbus, Georgia) - undertaker Herring. Dolores Autry's book shows buried here (Lot 5 "KNOWLES-GRANT" of Section J): James C. C. KNOWLES (27 MAR 1843-11 JAN 1904) and Katherine Ann (MILLS) KNOWLES (04 MAY 1849-22 MAR 1919), wife of J. C. C., as well as Rowena (KNOWLES) GRANT (21 OCT 1868-18 MAR 1951), wife of Benjamin Hill GRANT.
Grandson - son of Wiley Albert & Julia (IVERSON) PATRICK: Lloyd B. PATRICK
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