TITLE: Nora Morgan Watson

SOURCE:  Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Susan Brock-Booker

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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WATSON, Nora Morgan 
(Ca 1875-1961) Keowee Courier April 26, 1961 Service Tuesday For Mrs. 
Watson Mrs. Nora Morgan Watson, 86, died Monday morning at the home of 
her daughter, Mrs. Claude Callas, in Seneca, following several months 
of declining health and serious illness extending over several weeks. 
Mrs. Watson, a daughter of the late James Matterson and Elizabeth 
Hunnicutt Morgan, was a native of Oconee county where she spent all 
of her life with the exception of four years in Greenwood. Her husband,
the late George Brown Watson, died in 1930. She was a member of the 
New Hope Baptist church where she was the last surviving member of 
her immediate family. Survivors include one son, Coke C. Watson, of 
Seneca; six daughters, Mrs. Claude Callas, Miss Georgia Watson and 
Mrs. Amos Hunnicutt, all of Seneca; Mrs. Frances Timms, of Greenville; 
Mrs. Norris Harris, of Atlanta, and Mrs. J. Archie Earle, Sr. of 
Allendale. Several grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were 
held in the chapel of Brown's Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon conducted 
by the Rev. Robert Harden and the Rev. James P. Stokes. Burial was in 
Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers: Paul, Frank, Earle and Ross 
Morgan, A. D. Stringer and W. M. Huskamp. Contributed by: Susan 
Brock-Booker, sbrockbooker@aol.com 

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