Obituary of Elizabeth (Watts) Andrews, Conecuh, AL 
submitted by Stephen Lee 
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STEPHEN LEE 
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May 2003 
Obituary of Mrs. E. M. Andrews from The Evergreen Courant, Wednesday, 
February 7, 1900 

Death of Mrs. E. M. Andrews
Sister E. M. Andrews was born, reared and married in Wilcox county, moving to 
this community in the early fifties.  Since then she has resided here 
continuously and reared a large family of children - six sons and five 
daughters, all living.  Her sons are all staunch, thrifty farmers and members 
of the church, save two, whom we sincerely trust will soon return to the path 
of duty and strive to serve their mother's God. Her daughters are all married
and living in easy reach of the old homestead.  
She expressed a bright hope and was perfectly resigned to her fate, saying to 
her pastor on more than one occasion, "I am ready, waiting and willing for the
summons to come."
Sister Andrews was a great sufferer but showed remarkable fortitude through it 
all.  She died in her 78th year.  We are glad to be able to commend her life 
for the emulation of all the living, especially to her children.  Live for the
Master and He will give you peace here and happy hereafter. 
God bless the bereaved.
                   S. P. Lindsey