Eliza was the second of six children born to Rev. John M. and Mary Magdalene (Moose) Gunn. She married James Bone and they had five children: Mary E., Eliza Adeline, James Clinton, Susan Alceston and Victoria J.
Statesville Record and Landmark, NC
April 2, 1907
Mrs. Eliza Bone, widow of the late James Bone, died Sunday at her home in Sharpesburg township, aged 84. Mrs. Bone had been in feeble health for a long time but her death was quite sudden. Two years or more ago she was seriously injured by a fall but recovered sufficiently to walk.
Mrs. Bone is survived by three daughters: Mrs. Addie E. Stephenson, of Statesville; Mrs. C. M. Hill, of Sharpesburg, with whom she lived, and Mrs. H. L. Morrison, of Scotts, and a sister, Mrs. Sue Wagner of Statesville. She was a life-lone member of the Methodist Church, an earnest Christian and was in many respects a superior woman. The funeral services took place at Snow Creek church yesterday afternoon, conducted by her pastor, Rev. T. E. Weaver, and the remains were interred there.
Statesville Record and Landmark, NC
April 2, 1907
Mrs. Eliza Bone, widow of the late James Bone, died Sunday at her home in Sharpesburg township, aged 84. Mrs. Bone had been in feeble health for a long time but her death was quite sudden. Two years or more ago she was seriously injured by a fall but recovered sufficiently to walk.
Mrs. Bone is survived by three daughters: Mrs. Addie E. Stephenson, of Statesville; Mrs. C. M. Hill, of Sharpesburg, with whom she lived, and Mrs. H. L. Morrison, of Scotts, and a sister, Mrs. Sue Wagner of Statesville. She was a life-lone member of the Methodist Church, an earnest Christian and was in many respects a superior woman. The funeral services took place at Snow Creek church yesterday afternoon, conducted by her pastor, Rev. T. E. Weaver, and the remains were interred there.
Eliza was the second of six children born to Rev. John M. and Mary Magdalene (Moose) Gunn. She married James Bone and they had five children: Mary E., Eliza Adeline, James Clinton, Susan Alceston and Victoria J.
Statesville Record and Landmark, NC
April 2, 1907
Mrs. Eliza Bone, widow of the late James Bone, died Sunday at her home in Sharpesburg township, aged 84. Mrs. Bone had been in feeble health for a long time but her death was quite sudden. Two years or more ago she was seriously injured by a fall but recovered sufficiently to walk.
Mrs. Bone is survived by three daughters: Mrs. Addie E. Stephenson, of Statesville; Mrs. C. M. Hill, of Sharpesburg, with whom she lived, and Mrs. H. L. Morrison, of Scotts, and a sister, Mrs. Sue Wagner of Statesville. She was a life-lone member of the Methodist Church, an earnest Christian and was in many respects a superior woman. The funeral services took place at Snow Creek church yesterday afternoon, conducted by her pastor, Rev. T. E. Weaver, and the remains were interred there.
Statesville Record and Landmark, NC
April 2, 1907
Mrs. Eliza Bone, widow of the late James Bone, died Sunday at her home in Sharpesburg township, aged 84. Mrs. Bone had been in feeble health for a long time but her death was quite sudden. Two years or more ago she was seriously injured by a fall but recovered sufficiently to walk.
Mrs. Bone is survived by three daughters: Mrs. Addie E. Stephenson, of Statesville; Mrs. C. M. Hill, of Sharpesburg, with whom she lived, and Mrs. H. L. Morrison, of Scotts, and a sister, Mrs. Sue Wagner of Statesville. She was a life-lone member of the Methodist Church, an earnest Christian and was in many respects a superior woman. The funeral services took place at Snow Creek church yesterday afternoon, conducted by her pastor, Rev. T. E. Weaver, and the remains were interred there.
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