Southampton County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Cabell, Mary Daisy Pope, 1918 
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MARY DAISY POPE CABELL

MRS. P.A. CABELL

   Our community was shocked last Sunday by the death of Mrs. Mary Daisy 
Cabell.  Not quite a week before her death, she was taken to Norfolk to the 
Protestant Hospital for treatment, and her many friends had no idea her 
condition was critical, hoping to see her return soon with her health much 
improved, but Sunday morning the sad news came over the wire that she had 
passed away. 

   Mrs. Cabell was a member of the Baptist church; and before her health 
failed had been a regular attendant and a teacher in the Sunday school.  She 
was of a bright sunny disposition, and readily made friends.  She is survived 
by her husband, P.A. Cabell; four children, Virginia, George, Sheridan and 
Newit, her mother, Mrs. B.T.Pope, one sister, Mrs. Richard Howard, and one 
brother, H.P. Pope, all of Newsoms. 

   Her body was laid to rest in the local cemetery Monday afternoon.  Burial 
services were conducted at the home by her pastor, Rev. L.F. Paulette assisted 
by Rev. W.R. Evans. 

   The active pallbearers were J.B. Everett, P.S. Worrell, Jno. B. Darden, 
R.B. Story, J.H Channing, R.A. Bunn, W.L. Darden, W.J. Story; honorary J.T. 
Story, J.F. Porter, Levi Vick,  A. Drake, T.G. Whitley, W.S. McGraw.  The many 
beautiful floral tributes evidenced the esteem in which she was held in the 
community. 


[Mary Daisy (POPE; Mrs. P.A.) CABELL, d. Nov 1918, obituary, 
 "The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), obit dated 8 Nov 1918, p. 1] 

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