Lee County AlArchives Obituaries.....Albright, Sarah, Mrs. January 28, 1906
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Atlanta Constitution, Wednesday, January 31, 1906

MRS. ALBRIGHT DIES OF BURNS

Neighbors Found Her Alone and Suffering Fatal Injury

Columbus, Ga.. January 30. (Special.)--
Mrs. Sarah Albright, aged 85 years, has died at her home at Mechanicsville, Ala.
from burns received Saturday morning.  Although she had several children who
offered her a home with them, Mrs. Albright preferred to remain at the old homestead,
and to the last busied herself with her household duties. Saturday morning some
of her neighbors, who went to her house, found her horribly burned. Just how the
accident occurred is not known, as there was no one else at the house at the time.
Mrs. Albright was the widow of the late Judge Oswell Albright. She is survived by
five sons and two daughters, as follows: Rev. W. H. Albright, of Atlanta; Judge
George A. Albright. of Texas; Professor J. A. Albright, principal of the school
at Langdale. Ala.; Rev. T. D. Albright. of Florida; J. J. Albright, of LaGrange;
Mrs. Sallie Fears, of Huntsville, and Mrs. F. C. Blackmon, of Columbus.
The funeral took place from the Methodist church at Mechanicsville.



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