TITLE:  Pearl Barrow

SOURCE: The New and Reporter, May 30, 2001

SUBMITTED: The News and Reporter

FORMATTED: Kim Grissom, May 2001

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Mrs. Pearl Barrow


EASTOVER – The funeral for Mrs. Pearl Barrow of 138 Menden Hall Road, Eastover, formerly of New 
York, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 31 at graveside at Welsh’s Cemetery on Stanback Road, 
Chester. The Rev. William Abell will officiate. Mrs. Barrow died Friday, May 25, 2001 at 
Providence Hospital in Columbia. Born in State Line, Miss., she was the daughter of the late 
Frank Simpson and the late Dennie Ellis Fields. She graduated high school from the Mississippi 
public schools. She was a seamstress and home care attendant by occupation before retiring. She 
was a Red Cross volunteer and worked for the board of registration in New York City. She was 
twice married, first to the late Jack Mavins and second to George Barrow. She was preceded in 
death by a son, William Simpson Sr. Survivors include her husband of New York City; two 
granddaughters, Crystal Battle and Jade Buchanan of Eastover; a grandson, Eric Simpson of 
Eastover; seven grandchildren; and a son, Alfred McDonald of State Line, Miss. A viewing will be 
held today, May 30, from 1 p.m. until 7 p.m. from the chapel of Christopher King’s Funeral Home.
Christopher King’s Funeral Home is in charge of the service.



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