TITLE:  Francis H. Horton, Sr.

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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HORTON, Nancy
KINGSTREE - Mrs. Nancy Harkness Horton, 80, widow of Francis H. Horton,
Sr., died Sunday in Greenville. Mrs. Horton was born in Abbeville, a 
daughter of the late Jesse B. Harkness and Mrs. Nancy (Nannie) Gilliam
Harkness. She was a graduate of Columbia College and a retired school 
teacher of the Kingstree public high school. Mrs. Horton was a member 
of Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. Surviving are three children: 
Francis H. Horton, Jr. and Edward H. Horton, both of Greenville, and 
Nancy Jane Horton McDaniel of Hilton Head, five grandchildren: Francis
H. Horton, III and Edward Zachary Horton, both of Greenville, Dr. 
Samuel Redden Webster Horton of Charleston, James W. McDaniel, Jr. of 
Alpharetta, GA, and John Horton McDaniel of Hilton Head, five 
great-grandchildren, Katherine Ann Horton, Elizabeth Addison Horton, 
Christopher Webster Horton, Noah Kennedy Horton and Samuel Redden 
Webster Horton, Jr. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday in the 
Williamsburg Presbyterian Church, with burial in Kingstree Memorial 
Gardens. Visitation will be from 12:30 until the hour of services at 
the church. Memorials may be made to Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. 
WILLIAMSBURG FUNERAL HOME is in charge (Published Oct 30, 2001)
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