Name: 071043 -- Morgan-Dennis Family

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Sources
1. Title:   Published by: Montgomery County Historical Society, In Cooperation with Hunter Publishing Company, Winston Salem, North Carolina Second Printing 1993 by Delmar Printing Charlotte, North Carolina All rights reserved ISBN o-89459-153-3
Page:   The Thomas Anderson -Florence Williamson Saunders Family Pages 373-374
2. Title:   New Hanover Public Library Wilmington, North Carolina Electronic Resources
Page:   1920 Montgomery County Bisoce
3. Title:   Stella Mae Sanders Morgan 11-9-1995 Other sources: Family Tree by Brett Porter Morgan Baltimore Maryland Moore County Vital Statistices Colby S. Morgan Memphis Tennessee Cochran Family History by Ketchel-1990 Doug Kirkpatrick Mississippi-1997
Page:   Hardy Sanders Ancestors-Decendants
4. Title:   Rootsweb: Morgan & Dennis Database
Page:   September 4, 2004
5. Title:   Recorded by Mary Thompson King & Friends of County Montgomery County List of Cemeteries (Published for the Montgomery County Historical Society 1999)
Page:   Page 243

Notes
a. Note:   oad below Star and the Big School or Star Academy under Capt. Siler's direction. She and her family attended the old Star Methodist Church and when typhoid claimed her father in 1908 she took public jobs as a farm hand helping sick families to aid the family income. Her mother was a well-known midwife often called "The Borning Woman" but also provided meals for the railroad employees. It was through this income supplement that she met her future husband when he came to board at the Williamson home. Both Anderson and Florence were plain simple people who sought very little in material possessions and yet were good managers and fine citizens content with what they owned and with the family they reared. She was a Children's Sunday School teacher for many years in Star Methodist Church which they both attended but she never joined community groups seeming to enjoy her quilting or sewing groups and her practical nursing volunteer hours set her apart as one who dedicated much of herself to others. Her ability to grow and share flowers was known in every town in which they lived.
Note:   Florence Williamson was educated at Holly Springs on the Little River R
b. Note:   1920 census list Mary F. Saunders Wife FW 28 M NC Father-Mother NC.
c. Note:   . Dank Lammonds in a field below where the Star Elementary School stands. When the Saunders Golden Wedding anniversary was held in 1960 their children honored them with the dedication of a stained glass window in the Star Methodist Church.
Note:   Anderson and Florence Williamson were married seated in a buggy by Rev

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