Nannie R. Sumner, 78, widow of Edward Sumner, died at a Clinton hospital following several months of declining health.
She was a native of Laurens County, living here for the past five years, and a daughter of the late Henry and Clara Taylor Campbell. She was a member of the Buffalo Baptist Church in Union County.
Surviving are three brothers, John Campbell, Allen Campbell, and Jefferson Campbell, and a sister, Etolia Richards, all of Clinton.
She was a native of Laurens County, living here for the past five years, and a daughter of the late Henry and Clara Taylor Campbell. She was a member of the Buffalo Baptist Church in Union County.
Surviving are three brothers, John Campbell, Allen Campbell, and Jefferson Campbell, and a sister, Etolia Richards, all of Clinton.
Nannie R. Sumner, 78, widow of Edward Sumner, died at a Clinton hospital following several months of declining health.
She was a native of Laurens County, living here for the past five years, and a daughter of the late Henry and Clara Taylor Campbell. She was a member of the Buffalo Baptist Church in Union County.
Surviving are three brothers, John Campbell, Allen Campbell, and Jefferson Campbell, and a sister, Etolia Richards, all of Clinton.
She was a native of Laurens County, living here for the past five years, and a daughter of the late Henry and Clara Taylor Campbell. She was a member of the Buffalo Baptist Church in Union County.
Surviving are three brothers, John Campbell, Allen Campbell, and Jefferson Campbell, and a sister, Etolia Richards, all of Clinton.
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Grave is marked with a fieldstone and is located under the big shade tree.
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