Obituaries: LESNETT, Miss Sara E. A., died 1970, Upper St. Clair Twp.



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Pittsburgh Press, Tuesday, 03 November 1970 - 



    MISS SARA ELIZABETH ABEER LESNETT, a retired school teacher in the 

South Fayette and Upper St. Clair schools for 49 years, died yesterday 

in McMurray Hill Manor Nursing Home, Peters Twp.  Miss Lesnett, 78, of 

231 Old Lesnett Road, Upper St. Clair, was a 1913 graduate of California 

State Normal School, Washington County, and was the first woman elder in 

the Bethany United Presbyterian Church, Bridgeville.  She was a 

superintendent of the Sunday school.  She was also a member of the Upper 

St. Clair Grange, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Eastern 

Star.  She is survived by three brothers, THOMAS D. JR., FREDERICK and 

MEALY; and two sisters, MRS. MARY WICKS and MRS. VIRGINIA LONGWELL.  Friends 

will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Fryer Funeral Home, 729 

Washington Ave., Bridgeville.  Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at 

Bethany Church.  Burial will be in Melrose Cemetery, Bridgeville.



CONTRIBUTOR'S NOTE:  Sara was born in Bridgeville on 03 June 1892, the

daughter of Thomas Dell Lesnett and Martha Octivia Allison.

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