Ascension County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Binnings, Lillian "Lillie" nee Sharp - November 1, 1934
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source: Times-Picayune, Saturday, November 03, 1934, New Orleans, LA, page 4

Donaldsonville, La., Nov. 2. - The funeral of Mrs. Lillie Sharp Binnings, 
former resident of this city, who died yesterday in New Orleans at the home 
of her son, Roland N. Binnings, special advertising representative of The 
Times-Picayune, took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at her former home on 
Crescent street and at the Ascension Episcopal church, with the Rev. Frank 
Levy of New Orleans officiating. Burial was in the family tomb in the 
Protestant cemetery.

Pallbearers were Clement P. Binnings, Herbert L. Binnings, Roland N. 
Binnings, Earl S. Binnings and Wilfred I. Binnings, sons of the deceased, 
and Edward Bent, a grandson.

Mrs. Binnings was the widow of the late Clement P. Binnings and a daughter 
of the late Andrew Jackson Sharp. Her husband was prominent in sugar 
planting and manufacturing circles. At one time he was associated with his 
brother-in-law, the late Captain Victor Maurin, and W. B. Sharp, brother of 
Mrs. Binnings, in the operation of a sugar plantation in St. Mary parish and 
at one time managed St. Elizabeth plantation, which was owned by the late 
John T. Nolan of this parish.

Mrs. Binnings, for 35 years a resident of this city, for the past three 
months made her home with her son, Roland N. Binnings, in New Orleans.


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