Anderson County, TXOBITS FROM - M.E. Methodist Church Publication 14 Feb, 1860
Extracted from microfilm and submitted by Gladys Stovall Armstrong  ImaBR@aol.com
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ELIZABETH SQUIRES KILLION

On May 27, 1919, "Grandma KILLION" departed this life, after a journey for 
eighty-one years, in which she had striven to be helpful and inspiring. For 
sixty-five years she had been a devout member of the M.E. Church, South. The 
early childhood days of her life were spent in Louisiana from whence she came 
to Texas, where she met her companion, with whom she lived happily until he 
was summoned above. "Grandma" is missed and bereaved ones are lonely, but for 
her we cannot grieve because her life has been consumed by us on kindness 
rendered and she has gone to an abiding place to dwell with her Savior and 
friends. Four sons and three daughters survive her, all of whom except one, 
live in Anderson County, Texas. To them we extend sincere sympathy and point 
them to the healing Physician who doeth all things well.
Her Pastor
Jesse L. Willis