TITLE:  Sarah C. O'Connor

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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O'CONNOR, Sarah
Sarah C. O'Connor, 93, formally of Charleston died Sunday, October 
28th at her residence in Lexington, SC. Born in Charleston to the late 
W.J. and Annie Madden Belding. She was the widow of John Joseph 
O'Connor. Mrs. O'Connor was a graduate of the Charleston Catholic 
Schools. Her son, Joseph Michael O'Connor of Eliot, Maine, two 
daughters, Catherine O'Connor Church, and Rebecca O'Connor Looby, both
of Lexington, SC., and four grandchildren, all survive Mrs. O'Connor. 
Graveside Services will be held 10 AM., Wednesday, October 31st in 
Holy Cross Cemetery. McALISTER-SMITH FUNERAL HOME, DOWNTOWN CHAPEL is 
serving the O'Connor family. (Published Oct 30, 2001)

O'CONNOR, Sarah
Sarah C. O'Connor, 93, formally of Charleston, died Sunday, October 
28, at her residence in Lexington, S.C. Born in Charleston to the late 
W.J. and Annie Madden Belding. She was the widow of John Joseph 
O'Connor. Mrs. O'Connor was a graduate of the Charleston Catholic 
Schools. Her son, Joseph Michael O'Connor of Eliot, Maine, two 
daughters, Catherine O'Connor Church, and Rebecca O'Connor Looby, 
both of Lexington, S.C., and four grandchildren, all survive Mrs. 
O'Connor. Graveside services will be held, 10 a.m., Wednesday, October 
31, in Holy Cross Cemetery. MCALISTER-SMITH FUNERAL HOME, DOWNTOWN 
CHAPEL, is serving the O'Connor family. (Published Oct 31, 2001)
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