Georgia:  Elbert County:  Obituary of Miss Lillian Manley	
4 October 1932
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Obituary

The following obituary appeared in the 4 Oct 1932 edition
of the Elberton Star newspaper: 

"Miss Lilian Manley Buried at Elmhurst. 

"Miss Lillian Manley, popular government clerk in one of
the departments at Washington City, died at a private
hospital last Friday night, following an illness of 
several months. Her body was brought back to Elberton for
burial. 

"The funeral services were conducted at the home of her
brother, Mr. Horace Manley, on Heard street Sunday 
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock by Rev. Henry T. Brookshire, 
pastor of the Elberton First Baptist Church. Interment 
was at Elmhurst cemetery. 

"The deceased was born and reared in Carnesville, and 
belonged to a large and influential family of Franklin
county. For many years she was a resident of Elberton
and was the center of a wide circle of friends here. She
is survived by two brothers, Mr. Roy Manley of Atlanta and
Mr. Horace Manley of Elberton."

[Submitted by: Chandler Eavenson]