Etolia Delithan Taylor Kyzer was my grandmother, she was born to Arthur Davis Taylor and Carrie Luannie Shumpert Taylor in Lexington SC.
She was the first of 8 children and lived all her life in the Lexington Columbia area.
She married Jacob Qunicey Kyzer and they had 4 children, Myrtle, Jacob Davis, Mary Helen and George Melton(my daddy).
We called her Mama Kyzer and what I remember about her most of all is when we would drive from Conway to Columbia every two weeks she would always have a big supper cooked for us, she taught me to stick my finger in the middle of the biscuit and pour honey in the hole....so so good. I loved to wander around in her yard because she had beautiful flowers and I loved it. She never worked except for keeping the house and cooking my Daddy Quincey his meals. I think I got my love for gardening from Mama Kyzer.
They both had very long lives and they rest beside each other at Southland Memorial Gardens in Lexington.
She was the first of 8 children and lived all her life in the Lexington Columbia area.
She married Jacob Qunicey Kyzer and they had 4 children, Myrtle, Jacob Davis, Mary Helen and George Melton(my daddy).
We called her Mama Kyzer and what I remember about her most of all is when we would drive from Conway to Columbia every two weeks she would always have a big supper cooked for us, she taught me to stick my finger in the middle of the biscuit and pour honey in the hole....so so good. I loved to wander around in her yard because she had beautiful flowers and I loved it. She never worked except for keeping the house and cooking my Daddy Quincey his meals. I think I got my love for gardening from Mama Kyzer.
They both had very long lives and they rest beside each other at Southland Memorial Gardens in Lexington.
Etolia Delithan Taylor Kyzer was my grandmother, she was born to Arthur Davis Taylor and Carrie Luannie Shumpert Taylor in Lexington SC.
She was the first of 8 children and lived all her life in the Lexington Columbia area.
She married Jacob Qunicey Kyzer and they had 4 children, Myrtle, Jacob Davis, Mary Helen and George Melton(my daddy).
We called her Mama Kyzer and what I remember about her most of all is when we would drive from Conway to Columbia every two weeks she would always have a big supper cooked for us, she taught me to stick my finger in the middle of the biscuit and pour honey in the hole....so so good. I loved to wander around in her yard because she had beautiful flowers and I loved it. She never worked except for keeping the house and cooking my Daddy Quincey his meals. I think I got my love for gardening from Mama Kyzer.
They both had very long lives and they rest beside each other at Southland Memorial Gardens in Lexington.
She was the first of 8 children and lived all her life in the Lexington Columbia area.
She married Jacob Qunicey Kyzer and they had 4 children, Myrtle, Jacob Davis, Mary Helen and George Melton(my daddy).
We called her Mama Kyzer and what I remember about her most of all is when we would drive from Conway to Columbia every two weeks she would always have a big supper cooked for us, she taught me to stick my finger in the middle of the biscuit and pour honey in the hole....so so good. I loved to wander around in her yard because she had beautiful flowers and I loved it. She never worked except for keeping the house and cooking my Daddy Quincey his meals. I think I got my love for gardening from Mama Kyzer.
They both had very long lives and they rest beside each other at Southland Memorial Gardens in Lexington.
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