KNOX, ALICE BARRON
Keowee Courier, February 17, 1909
Submitted by:  Susan Brock-Booker

Death of a Good Women

    Mrs. Alice Barron Knox, wife of J. E. Knox, formerly of Walhalla, but now 
of Easley, died at their home in Easley, February 10, 1909, after a ten days 
illness.  Mrs. Knox was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Barron, of 
this county, and was born October 26, 1866.  She was married to Jas. E. Knox on 
December 18, 1885.  Her husband, with ten children, the oldest having attained 
his majority and the youngest is an infant a few days old, survive, and will 
greatly miss her gentle ministrations and wise counsel, for she was a woman who 
looked well to the affairs of her own household.  Mrs. Knox was a noble 
Christian woman, having joined the Methodist church when young and spent the 
whole of her life serving her Savior, whom she loved.   Her death is peculiarly 
sad because of the little babe and the feeble health of her mother.  While she 
will be sadly missed from her home and loved ones, they will be able to look up 
through their tears a say, "The Lord's will not mine be done."  Her remains 
were buried at Easley on February 11, to await the resurrection, when she and 
her loved ones will be reunited.  A Friend. (Easley Messenger please copy)

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