Mrs. Anna Bell Lewis Adair died in her 76th year at her residence in Greensburg on Monday November 4 1901, from acute pneumonia.
She was the widow of Dr. A. S, Lewis, deceased, and the mother of Dr. A. S. Lewis now a resident of Louisville, Ky., and five other surviving children, and was a lifelong resident of this place and a grand and conscientious member of the Methodist Church. Her remains were borne to the Greensburg City Cemetery on Wednesday and in the presence of a large number of sympathizing friends & relatives was tenderly laid to rest and meet him when those like her who are dead in Christ shall rise and meet Him when He comes in all Glory
Green County Record 11/8/1901
She was the widow of Dr. A. S, Lewis, deceased, and the mother of Dr. A. S. Lewis now a resident of Louisville, Ky., and five other surviving children, and was a lifelong resident of this place and a grand and conscientious member of the Methodist Church. Her remains were borne to the Greensburg City Cemetery on Wednesday and in the presence of a large number of sympathizing friends & relatives was tenderly laid to rest and meet him when those like her who are dead in Christ shall rise and meet Him when He comes in all Glory
Green County Record 11/8/1901
Mrs. Anna Bell Lewis Adair died in her 76th year at her residence in Greensburg on Monday November 4 1901, from acute pneumonia.
She was the widow of Dr. A. S, Lewis, deceased, and the mother of Dr. A. S. Lewis now a resident of Louisville, Ky., and five other surviving children, and was a lifelong resident of this place and a grand and conscientious member of the Methodist Church. Her remains were borne to the Greensburg City Cemetery on Wednesday and in the presence of a large number of sympathizing friends & relatives was tenderly laid to rest and meet him when those like her who are dead in Christ shall rise and meet Him when He comes in all Glory
Green County Record 11/8/1901
She was the widow of Dr. A. S, Lewis, deceased, and the mother of Dr. A. S. Lewis now a resident of Louisville, Ky., and five other surviving children, and was a lifelong resident of this place and a grand and conscientious member of the Methodist Church. Her remains were borne to the Greensburg City Cemetery on Wednesday and in the presence of a large number of sympathizing friends & relatives was tenderly laid to rest and meet him when those like her who are dead in Christ shall rise and meet Him when He comes in all Glory
Green County Record 11/8/1901
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