Polk County GaArchives Obituaries.....Elizabeth Lee Booz November 8 1935
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The Cedartown Standard, Thursday, November 14, 1935
The Cedartown Standard, Thursday, November 14, 1935

Miss Booz Passes On Friday Night After Long Illness

     Miss Elizabeth Lee Booz, 67, member of one of Polk's pioneer families, 
died Friday night at her home here, following an illness of several months.
     Miss Booz was born on the old Booz plantation which section is now known 
as Boozville, living a part of her early life there and at Cave Spring.  Early 
in her life the family moved to Cedartown and have lived here since.  She is 
the daughter of the late Major Thomas H. and Martha A. Whitehead Booz.
     She is survived by four brothers and two sisters.
     Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the St. 
James Episcopal church with the Rev. Charles Schilling conducting the services.
     Pallbearers were: Wm. Parker Je., James Young, A. E. Young, Jr., L. L. 
Draughon, Sam Good and Lamar Hallum.
     Interment was in the Greenwood cemetery with Bisaner's Funeral Home in 
charge of arrangements.


Rome News Tribune (Date Unknown)

Miss Elizabeth Booz Buried in Cedartown

     Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth Booz, 67, who died Friday afternoon 
at her residence in Cedartown, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock 
in Cedartown with interment in the West View cemetery there.
     Miss Booz has been ill for some time.  She was born in Boozville, but 
spent most of her life in Cedartown.  She was the daughter of Major Thomas 
Hite Booz and Martha Ann Booz, who came to Georgia from Virginia in 1855.
Surviving Miss Booz are four brothers, Thomas H. of Rome; John H. of Montana; 
W. E. of Cedartown, and B. T. Booz of Miami; two sisters, Miss Kate Booz of 
Cedartown and Mrs. Willis Evans of Miami.  Thomas E. and Henry Booz of Rome 
are her nephews.


Rome News Tribune, Sunday, November 10, 1935

Funeral services for Elizabeth Booz, 67, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 
with interment in the Booz Lot in Cedartown.
Miss Booz was born in Boozville, June 8, 1868.  She was the daughter of Thomas 
Hite Booz, Sr. and Martha Ann Whitehead Booz, who came from Virginia in 1855.  
Her brothers are John H. of Montana and Benjamin T. of Miami.

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