TITLE: Henry Milton Lee

SOURCE:  Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Susan Brock-Booker

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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LEE, Henry Milton 
(1888-1945) galoo Tribune March 8, 1945 Henry Milton Lee Died Last 
Friday, Died Friday, March 2, at about noon at his home on Ramsay's 
creek, four miles above Westminster, Mr. Henry Milton Lee, leading 
farmer and apple grower. Relatives and close friends of Mr. Lee knew 
he suffered from a heart attack for several years. For the past two 
or three months he had not been able to be away from home but very 
little. All of his 57 years was spent in and near the place of his 
birth. Henry Lee was a man who bore a good name. He was a man of 
exemplary character, honest, upright and so true everybody esteemed 
and admired him. Very quiet, peaceful and agreeable, his neighbors 
and friends deeply mourn his passing. His mother, Mary Etta Morgan 
Lee, died Aug. 3, 1915, and his father, William H. Lee, died Oct. 12, 
1938. His father was steward of the County Farm many years ago. He 
married Miss Maybell Cox, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cox, 
several years ago and she with the following children survive him: 
Mrs. Marion Blanchett, Willam H., Horace, Bruce, John, and Clyde Lee. 
Three of the sons first named are in the armed forces, two being 
overseas and the other still in the States, being close enough to come 
home on account of his father's death. Three children died when young. 
He leaves his only sister, Mrs. J. A. Jones, of the Nazareth vicinity. 
Mr. Lee was a member of the Methodist church and the funeral services 
were conducted in his late home Sunday afternoon by his pastor, Rev. 
H. A. Whitten, and the interment followed in Eastview cemetery about 
5 o'clock. The pallbearers included nephews: Jack Cox, Albert Barnett,
Jack Lee, Clarence Cox, Jack and Leemont Jones. The bereaved families 
have the sympathies of many friends. Contributed by: Susan 
Brock-Booker, sbrockbooker@aol.com

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