Was first married to Sarah Unknown about 1876. They had two children, Livingston
(about 1877) and Lula (9/1879), both born in Murphy, Cherokee County, North
Carolina. They are shown on the 1880 census in Murphy, NC. In the 1900 census he has remarried to Lena L. Unknown (b. 2/1867). Livingston and Lula are living with them, along with a new daughter by the second wife, Nannie R. (b. 8/1897). He died in Cobb County, Georgia. He died of Carcinoma of the Bladder and nephritis. He was widowed in 1919, at the time of his death.
The Marietta Journal
Friday, July 18, 1919
News from Our Correspondents
Benson
Brother S.D. Chambers, father of Mrs. A.B. Cunningham and Miss Nannie Rose Chambers, passed from this life into a new and better life Sunday morning about eleven o'clock. Brother Chambers had been a sufferer for some years and especially for the past few months. We regret the loss of him, though we rejoice because he is through with the trials and tribulation and suffering and is rejoicing in the glory of God around the great white throne where we hope to meet him and other dear friends and kindred any time God shall call us. Dr. Cutts, of Blue Ridge, and Rev. E.T. Booth, of this place, conducted the services at Grisham [sp] grave yard. Dr. Cutts said many things which we should remember and use to make our lives better and more useful in the service of God.
(about 1877) and Lula (9/1879), both born in Murphy, Cherokee County, North
Carolina. They are shown on the 1880 census in Murphy, NC. In the 1900 census he has remarried to Lena L. Unknown (b. 2/1867). Livingston and Lula are living with them, along with a new daughter by the second wife, Nannie R. (b. 8/1897). He died in Cobb County, Georgia. He died of Carcinoma of the Bladder and nephritis. He was widowed in 1919, at the time of his death.
The Marietta Journal
Friday, July 18, 1919
News from Our Correspondents
Benson
Brother S.D. Chambers, father of Mrs. A.B. Cunningham and Miss Nannie Rose Chambers, passed from this life into a new and better life Sunday morning about eleven o'clock. Brother Chambers had been a sufferer for some years and especially for the past few months. We regret the loss of him, though we rejoice because he is through with the trials and tribulation and suffering and is rejoicing in the glory of God around the great white throne where we hope to meet him and other dear friends and kindred any time God shall call us. Dr. Cutts, of Blue Ridge, and Rev. E.T. Booth, of this place, conducted the services at Grisham [sp] grave yard. Dr. Cutts said many things which we should remember and use to make our lives better and more useful in the service of God.
Was first married to Sarah Unknown about 1876. They had two children, Livingston
(about 1877) and Lula (9/1879), both born in Murphy, Cherokee County, North
Carolina. They are shown on the 1880 census in Murphy, NC. In the 1900 census he has remarried to Lena L. Unknown (b. 2/1867). Livingston and Lula are living with them, along with a new daughter by the second wife, Nannie R. (b. 8/1897). He died in Cobb County, Georgia. He died of Carcinoma of the Bladder and nephritis. He was widowed in 1919, at the time of his death.
The Marietta Journal
Friday, July 18, 1919
News from Our Correspondents
Benson
Brother S.D. Chambers, father of Mrs. A.B. Cunningham and Miss Nannie Rose Chambers, passed from this life into a new and better life Sunday morning about eleven o'clock. Brother Chambers had been a sufferer for some years and especially for the past few months. We regret the loss of him, though we rejoice because he is through with the trials and tribulation and suffering and is rejoicing in the glory of God around the great white throne where we hope to meet him and other dear friends and kindred any time God shall call us. Dr. Cutts, of Blue Ridge, and Rev. E.T. Booth, of this place, conducted the services at Grisham [sp] grave yard. Dr. Cutts said many things which we should remember and use to make our lives better and more useful in the service of God.
(about 1877) and Lula (9/1879), both born in Murphy, Cherokee County, North
Carolina. They are shown on the 1880 census in Murphy, NC. In the 1900 census he has remarried to Lena L. Unknown (b. 2/1867). Livingston and Lula are living with them, along with a new daughter by the second wife, Nannie R. (b. 8/1897). He died in Cobb County, Georgia. He died of Carcinoma of the Bladder and nephritis. He was widowed in 1919, at the time of his death.
The Marietta Journal
Friday, July 18, 1919
News from Our Correspondents
Benson
Brother S.D. Chambers, father of Mrs. A.B. Cunningham and Miss Nannie Rose Chambers, passed from this life into a new and better life Sunday morning about eleven o'clock. Brother Chambers had been a sufferer for some years and especially for the past few months. We regret the loss of him, though we rejoice because he is through with the trials and tribulation and suffering and is rejoicing in the glory of God around the great white throne where we hope to meet him and other dear friends and kindred any time God shall call us. Dr. Cutts, of Blue Ridge, and Rev. E.T. Booth, of this place, conducted the services at Grisham [sp] grave yard. Dr. Cutts said many things which we should remember and use to make our lives better and more useful in the service of God.
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