Her name was alternately spelled Sirena and Serena in numerous family and historical accounts, among other odd spellings in records. Her maiden name usually is spelled Nelson, but is Neilson in some documents.
Mrs. Serena Payne
Mrs. Serena Payne died yesterday at 5 p.m. at the family home north of town following a brief illness. She leaves her husband, Will L. Payne, and nine* grown children, as follows: W.E. Payne of Fayetteville, H.C. Payne of Greenville, Tenn., R.L. Payne of Greenville, Tenn., R.L. Fayetteville, J.C. Payne of Vianga, Mo., Mrs. Florence Cravens of California, Mrs. J. Walker of Welch, Okla., and Mrs. Andy George of Fayetteville.
Internment will be at Son's Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Ashley Chappell officiating.
Fayetteville Daily Democrat: Jan. 30, 1919
(Note from FindFamilyTrees.com: Obit says she had 9 children and only mentions 8. It failed to include Mary Lula Payne Myers (Mrs. William Maximillian Myers) of Jopin, Mo.)
Mrs. Serena Payne
Mrs. Serena Payne died yesterday at 5 p.m. at the family home north of town following a brief illness. She leaves her husband, Will L. Payne, and nine* grown children, as follows: W.E. Payne of Fayetteville, H.C. Payne of Greenville, Tenn., R.L. Payne of Greenville, Tenn., R.L. Fayetteville, J.C. Payne of Vianga, Mo., Mrs. Florence Cravens of California, Mrs. J. Walker of Welch, Okla., and Mrs. Andy George of Fayetteville.
Internment will be at Son's Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Ashley Chappell officiating.
Fayetteville Daily Democrat: Jan. 30, 1919
(Note from FindFamilyTrees.com: Obit says she had 9 children and only mentions 8. It failed to include Mary Lula Payne Myers (Mrs. William Maximillian Myers) of Jopin, Mo.)
Her name was alternately spelled Sirena and Serena in numerous family and historical accounts, among other odd spellings in records. Her maiden name usually is spelled Nelson, but is Neilson in some documents.
Mrs. Serena Payne
Mrs. Serena Payne died yesterday at 5 p.m. at the family home north of town following a brief illness. She leaves her husband, Will L. Payne, and nine* grown children, as follows: W.E. Payne of Fayetteville, H.C. Payne of Greenville, Tenn., R.L. Payne of Greenville, Tenn., R.L. Fayetteville, J.C. Payne of Vianga, Mo., Mrs. Florence Cravens of California, Mrs. J. Walker of Welch, Okla., and Mrs. Andy George of Fayetteville.
Internment will be at Son's Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Ashley Chappell officiating.
Fayetteville Daily Democrat: Jan. 30, 1919
(Note from FindFamilyTrees.com: Obit says she had 9 children and only mentions 8. It failed to include Mary Lula Payne Myers (Mrs. William Maximillian Myers) of Jopin, Mo.)
Mrs. Serena Payne
Mrs. Serena Payne died yesterday at 5 p.m. at the family home north of town following a brief illness. She leaves her husband, Will L. Payne, and nine* grown children, as follows: W.E. Payne of Fayetteville, H.C. Payne of Greenville, Tenn., R.L. Payne of Greenville, Tenn., R.L. Fayetteville, J.C. Payne of Vianga, Mo., Mrs. Florence Cravens of California, Mrs. J. Walker of Welch, Okla., and Mrs. Andy George of Fayetteville.
Internment will be at Son's Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Ashley Chappell officiating.
Fayetteville Daily Democrat: Jan. 30, 1919
(Note from FindFamilyTrees.com: Obit says she had 9 children and only mentions 8. It failed to include Mary Lula Payne Myers (Mrs. William Maximillian Myers) of Jopin, Mo.)
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