Georgia:  Walton County:  Obituary of Susie Elizabeth (Fambrough) Harrison, 
1933

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This was in the Walton Tribune in 1933. I don't know the exact date.

MRS SUSIE ELIZABETH HARRISON PASSES AWAY
July 27th, at her home near this city at the age of 60 years, death
claimed Mrs. Susie Elizabeth Harrison, who, before marriage, was Miss
Fambrough, daughter of the late Green and Mrs. Mary Owens Fambrough,
after an illness of ten days. She was a woman of the most exemplary type
of character, and for some time was a member of Annie Mary Baptist
Church. It was from that church her funeral and burial took place July
28th, Rev. J.E. Holbrooks being in charge of the final rites. E.L.
Almand Company had charge of the remains.

Besides her husband, a well known citizen of the county, this beloved
woman is survived by three children as follows: Mrs. Charles Head,
Monroe, RFD Mrs. Clarence Peters, Social Circle, Ga; W.T. Harrison, Jr.,
Monroe, Ga. She also leaves the following brothers and sisters: W.A.
Fambrough, Tom Fambrough, Pressley Fambrough, Dock Fambrough, all of
Monroe, Ga; Mrs. Clarence Whitley, Atlanta; Mrs. Clifford Lazenby,
Social Circle; Mrs. Charles Whitley, New York; Mrs. John Brown Social
Circle.

To these whose hearts are bereft of one they loved most dearly, we
extend our most tender and sincere sympathy, appreciative of the fact
that it was our good pleasure, many years ago, to be thrown, several
times, in the family out of which this good woman has passed.