• General Notes

  [Summer.FTW]
  
  Obituary, The State paper, 11 April 1944
  
  MARY FRICK SEASE
  
  Dies Suddenly at Her Home in Columbia
  
  Mrs. Mary Frick Sease, 57, died suddenly at her home, 2713 Columbia
  avenue, at 7:30 yesterday morning.  She had been in declining health for
  several months.
  
  She had lived in Columbia for the past 27 years, and was a member of the
  Lutheran church of the Reformation.
  
  Surviving are her husband Noah Z. Sease; one daughter, Miss Catherine
  Sease; three sons, Cpl. Fred H. Sease and Pvt. Norman Z. Sease, serving
  with the U.S. Army overseas, and Lieut. C. Kenneth Sease, who is
  stationed in Washington with the U.S. Army air corps; her mother; four
  sisters, Mrs. W.B. Wise of Blountville, Tenn., Mrs. A.H. Gnann of Sardia,
  Ga., Mrs. Eva F. Bullock of Newberry, and Mrs. W.E. Riser of Spartanburg;
  two brothers, R.K. Frick of Spartanburg and R. Alvin Frick of Chapin.
  
  Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night.
  [Sease#2.FTW]
  
  Obituary, The State paper, 11 April 1944
  
  MARY FRICK SEASE
  
  Dies Suddenly at Her Home in Columbia
  
  Mrs. Mary Frick Sease, 57, died suddenly at her home, 2713 Columbia
  avenue, at 7:30 yesterday morning.  She had been in declining health for
  several months.
  
  She had lived in Columbia for the past 27 years, and was a member of the
  Lutheran church of the Reformation.
  
  Surviving are her husband Noah Z. Sease; one daughter, Miss Catherine
  Sease; three sons, Cpl. Fred H. Sease and Pvt. Norman Z. Sease, serving
  with the U.S. Army overseas, and Lieut. C. Kenneth Sease, who is
  stationed in Washington with the U.S. Army air corps; her mother; four
  sisters, Mrs. W.B. Wise of Blountville, Tenn., Mrs. A.H. Gnann of Sardia,
  Ga., Mrs. Eva F. Bullock of Newberry, and Mrs. W.E. Riser of Spartanburg;
  two brothers, R.K. Frick of Spartanburg and R. Alvin Frick of Chapin.
  
  Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night.

Details of Mary Elizabeth's family with Noah Zebedee Sease