Obituary of Elizabeth D. Nobles, Richland Parish, Louisiana
Submitted by Betty Jean Weems Neathery
Newspaper clipping from the Richland Beacon-News, undated, but probably 
the June 2, or June 9, 1949 edition.




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Elizabeth D. Nobles


Mrs. Elizabeth D. Nobles, 73, of near Mangham, died at the residence of 
her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Valentine at 5 p.m. Monday.

Mrs. Nobles is survived by six sons: George Nobles of Winnsboro; Willie 
Nobles of Start, Alonzo, Walter and Robert Nobles of Mangham; and 
Samuel Nobles of Sterlington, La.; three daughters: Mrs. Emma Miller of 
Winnsboro; Mrs. Della Brown of Baskin; and Mrs. Maurice Valentine of 
Mangham; one sister: Mrs. Della Thomas of West Monroe and over one 
hundred grandchildren.  She was a member of the Lone Cherry Church.

Funeral services for Mrs. Nobles were held at the Lone Cherry Baptist 
Church, near Mangham, at 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, with Rev. J. D. Kitchenham 
officiating.  Burial, under the direction of Mulhearn Funeral Home, of 
Rayville, followed in the Buie Cemetery.



Submitter's notes: Elizabeth Dorcas Crawford Nobles, the daughter of 
Peter Tobias Crawford and Gracy Myers Crawford, was born January 1, 
1871, in Scott County, MS.  She married James Runnells "Jim" Nobles 
December 30, 1890, in Madison County, MS.  She died May 30, 1949.  Jim
Nobles, the son of James Monroe Nobles and Susan Webb Nobles was born
September 6, 1854, in Pike County, AL and died February 2, 1913, in 
Mangham, Richland Parish, LA.  He is also buried in Buie Cemetery.