Sarah Ann Oxendine

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Birth: Oct. 20, 1887 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Death: Feb. 28, 1943 Fayetteville Cumberland County North Carolina, USA

Sarah Ann Oxendine was the daughter of Melissy Jane Oxendine. She married Duckery Oxendine on Oct. 13, 1908 in Smiths, NC in Smiths, NC. During the 1900 Federal Census, she was in the household of her maternal grandparents, John J. and Mary Jane McGirt Oxendine.

The following was taken from the Mar. 3, 1943 edition of THE ROBESONIAN:

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Ann Oxendine, 55, who died last Thursday in Highsmith hospital after a 3-weeks' illness, were conducted at the First Methodist church Saturday afternoon by Rev. D. F. Lowry, assited by Rev. J. R. Lowry and Rev. Mr. Stott. Musice for the occasion was furnished by Anson Locklear, who sang "Crossing the Bar," and the Baptist quartet sang, "What Will Your Answer Be?"

The floral offerings, which were many and beautiful, were in charge of Mrs. Deora Dial and Mrs. Lucy S. Locklear, assited by Misses Madge Black, Ruth Sampson, Mary Paul, Sarah Lois and Vivian Lowry, Christine and Ruth Roberts, Frances Sanderson Nora Godwin and Gertie Locklear.

Pallbearers were: Chas W. and Clifton Oxendine, Kermit Lowry, Donnie Deese, Willoughby Jones, Troy Roberts, Welton Lowry, James A. Sampson. Interment was at the family burying place near the home.

Mrs. Oxendine is survived by her husband, Duckery Oxendine; 3 daughters, Mrs. Ansel Jacobs, Mrs. Fred Lowry, and Miss Lillian Oxendine.

• **NOTE: Her son-in-law, James Ansel Jacobs, is also buried at Sandcutt.
  • *NOTE: Rev. D. F. Lowry was the father of her son-in-law, Fred Lowry.

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Parents:

• Melissy Jane Oxendine (1867 - 1941)

Spouse:

• Duckery Oxendine (1888 - 1970)

Children:

• Lucille Oxendine Lowry (1919 - 2010)*

Burial: Sandcutt Cemetery Maxton Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Created by: melanie

Sarah Ann Oxendine was the daughter of Melissy Jane Oxendine. She married Duckery Oxendine on Oct. 13, 1908 in Smiths, NC in Smiths, NC. During the 1900 Federal Census, she was in the household of her maternal grandparents, John J. and Mary Jane McGirt Oxendine.

The following was taken from the Mar. 3, 1943 edition of THE ROBESONIAN:

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Ann Oxendine, 55, who died last Thursday in Highsmith hospital after a 3-weeks' illness, were conducted at the First Methodist church Saturday afternoon by Rev. D. F. Lowry, assited by Rev. J. R. Lowry and Rev. Mr. Stott. Musice for the occasion was furnished by Anson Locklear, who sang "Crossing the Bar," and the Baptist quartet sang, "What Will Your Answer Be?"

The floral offerings, which were many and beautiful, were in charge of Mrs. Deora Dial and Mrs. Lucy S. Locklear, assited by Misses Madge Black, Ruth Sampson, Mary Paul, Sarah Lois and Vivian Lowry, Christine and Ruth Roberts, Frances Sanderson Nora Godwin and Gertie Locklear.

Pallbearers were: Chas W. and Clifton Oxendine, Kermit Lowry, Donnie Deese, Willoughby Jones, Troy Roberts, Welton Lowry, James A. Sampson. Interment was at the family burying place near the home.

Mrs. Oxendine is survived by her husband, Duckery Oxendine; 3 daughters, Mrs. Ansel Jacobs, Mrs. Fred Lowry, and Miss Lillian Oxendine.

• **NOTE: Her son-in-law, James Ansel Jacobs, is also buried at Sandcutt.
  • *NOTE: Rev. D. F. Lowry was the father of her son-in-law, Fred Lowry.
• Updated from Find A Grave Memorial via daughter Lucille Lowry (born Oxendine) by SmartCopy: Mar 16 2015, 4:48:26 UTC