Obituary of Horace Montgomery Andrews, Conecuh, AL 
submitted by Stephen Lee 
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May 2003 
Obituary of Horace Montgomery Andrews from The Evergreen Courant, Thursday,
December 20, 1945

Pioneer Belleville Man
Dies After Brief Illness

The people of Belleville community and the entire county were saddened to learn 
of the passing of Horace Montgomery Andrews, age 89, at his home in Belleville 
Friday night at 11:45. Mr. Andrews had been in failing health for some time, 
but for one of his advanced years had remained unusually active.
He was born and reared in Conecuh County in the same community where he died. 
He was loved and respected by a host of relatives and friends who sense a deep
loss in his death.
Funeral services were held from Belleville Baptist Church Sunday at 2 P.M. 
conducted by Rev. Higdon of Repton, Cope Funeral Home directing. Interment was 
in the Baptist Cemetery.
He is survived by his widow; three sons, Clayton, Greenville, LeRoy, Hialeah, 
Fla., Gerald, Belleville; one daughter, Miss Willie Sue Andrews, Oklahoma 
City, and one sister, Mrs. F.P. Hines, Montgomery.