Lillian Suttles Brissey Paul
Daughter of Robert D. & Martha Eugenia Miller Suttles.
Her first husband was Charles Manley Brissey. They were divorced at the time of his death in 1954 even though Lillian was listed on his death certificate as his wife, but the document also indicated he was widowed and Lillian was not listed as a survivor of his in his obituary. Her second husband was James Paul, and she was already known as Lillian Paul in the 1930 Census. He also predeceased her.
She was survived by a son, Paul Brissey of New York; two sisters, Mrs. George (Ethel) Baker and Mrs. Andrew (Lula) Powell, both of Anderson; and three brothers, John Suttles and Thomas Suttles, both of Anderson, and Rufus Suttles of Waterloo.
Funeral services: Friday, August 19, 1966, graveside at Silver Brook Cemetery, conducted by Rev. T. O. Roberts.
Nephews served as pallbearers.
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Greenville, SC
Full obituaries may be located here:
The Greenville News
Paul, Lillie Suttles
1966 Aug 19 p18
The Index-Journal
Greenwood, SC
Paul, Lillie Suttles
1966 Aug 19 p5
SCDC Greenville County 1966 #012879
Silver Brook Cem
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Greenville, SC
Informant: Mrs. George Baker (sister, Ethel)
Several dates of birth have been found for Lillian. Her birth month and year were recorded on the 1900 Census as July 1888. Her death certificate lists the year only as 1889 as reported by the informant, her sister Ethel Suttles Baker. The SSDI lists August 14, 1893 as her DOB, which is what is being used for her FG entry here.
Daughter of Robert D. & Martha Eugenia Miller Suttles.
Her first husband was Charles Manley Brissey. They were divorced at the time of his death in 1954 even though Lillian was listed on his death certificate as his wife, but the document also indicated he was widowed and Lillian was not listed as a survivor of his in his obituary. Her second husband was James Paul, and she was already known as Lillian Paul in the 1930 Census. He also predeceased her.
She was survived by a son, Paul Brissey of New York; two sisters, Mrs. George (Ethel) Baker and Mrs. Andrew (Lula) Powell, both of Anderson; and three brothers, John Suttles and Thomas Suttles, both of Anderson, and Rufus Suttles of Waterloo.
Funeral services: Friday, August 19, 1966, graveside at Silver Brook Cemetery, conducted by Rev. T. O. Roberts.
Nephews served as pallbearers.
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Greenville, SC
Full obituaries may be located here:
The Greenville News
Paul, Lillie Suttles
1966 Aug 19 p18
The Index-Journal
Greenwood, SC
Paul, Lillie Suttles
1966 Aug 19 p5
SCDC Greenville County 1966 #012879
Silver Brook Cem
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Greenville, SC
Informant: Mrs. George Baker (sister, Ethel)
Several dates of birth have been found for Lillian. Her birth month and year were recorded on the 1900 Census as July 1888. Her death certificate lists the year only as 1889 as reported by the informant, her sister Ethel Suttles Baker. The SSDI lists August 14, 1893 as her DOB, which is what is being used for her FG entry here.
Lillian Suttles Brissey Paul
Daughter of Robert D. & Martha Eugenia Miller Suttles.
Her first husband was Charles Manley Brissey. They were divorced at the time of his death in 1954 even though Lillian was listed on his death certificate as his wife, but the document also indicated he was widowed and Lillian was not listed as a survivor of his in his obituary. Her second husband was James Paul, and she was already known as Lillian Paul in the 1930 Census. He also predeceased her.
She was survived by a son, Paul Brissey of New York; two sisters, Mrs. George (Ethel) Baker and Mrs. Andrew (Lula) Powell, both of Anderson; and three brothers, John Suttles and Thomas Suttles, both of Anderson, and Rufus Suttles of Waterloo.
Funeral services: Friday, August 19, 1966, graveside at Silver Brook Cemetery, conducted by Rev. T. O. Roberts.
Nephews served as pallbearers.
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Greenville, SC
Full obituaries may be located here:
The Greenville News
Paul, Lillie Suttles
1966 Aug 19 p18
The Index-Journal
Greenwood, SC
Paul, Lillie Suttles
1966 Aug 19 p5
SCDC Greenville County 1966 #012879
Silver Brook Cem
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Greenville, SC
Informant: Mrs. George Baker (sister, Ethel)
Several dates of birth have been found for Lillian. Her birth month and year were recorded on the 1900 Census as July 1888. Her death certificate lists the year only as 1889 as reported by the informant, her sister Ethel Suttles Baker. The SSDI lists August 14, 1893 as her DOB, which is what is being used for her FG entry here.
Daughter of Robert D. & Martha Eugenia Miller Suttles.
Her first husband was Charles Manley Brissey. They were divorced at the time of his death in 1954 even though Lillian was listed on his death certificate as his wife, but the document also indicated he was widowed and Lillian was not listed as a survivor of his in his obituary. Her second husband was James Paul, and she was already known as Lillian Paul in the 1930 Census. He also predeceased her.
She was survived by a son, Paul Brissey of New York; two sisters, Mrs. George (Ethel) Baker and Mrs. Andrew (Lula) Powell, both of Anderson; and three brothers, John Suttles and Thomas Suttles, both of Anderson, and Rufus Suttles of Waterloo.
Funeral services: Friday, August 19, 1966, graveside at Silver Brook Cemetery, conducted by Rev. T. O. Roberts.
Nephews served as pallbearers.
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Greenville, SC
Full obituaries may be located here:
The Greenville News
Paul, Lillie Suttles
1966 Aug 19 p18
The Index-Journal
Greenwood, SC
Paul, Lillie Suttles
1966 Aug 19 p5
SCDC Greenville County 1966 #012879
Silver Brook Cem
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Greenville, SC
Informant: Mrs. George Baker (sister, Ethel)
Several dates of birth have been found for Lillian. Her birth month and year were recorded on the 1900 Census as July 1888. Her death certificate lists the year only as 1889 as reported by the informant, her sister Ethel Suttles Baker. The SSDI lists August 14, 1893 as her DOB, which is what is being used for her FG entry here.
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