Page News & Courier, Tuesday 28 May 1931
Mrs. Lena F. Presgraves, age 33 years, wife of R.T. Presgraves, died Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Good, in East Luray, after a long illness from an internal cancer.
Mrs. Presgraves was married three times. Her first husband, Cecil Abbott, died during the flu epidemic early in 1919.
One child, Elizabeth Abbott, survives by this marriage.
Mrs. Presgraves' second husband was Fred A. Saunders, for many years a Deford Tannery foreman, but at the time of his death a merchant in East Luray.
He met his death in an automobile accident eight years ago.
Two children by this marriage died in infancy. Mrs. Presgraves is survived by her husband, Ronald T. Presgraves, and an infant child Lorene.
She also leaves her parents, John M. and Mrs. Elizabeth Stroupe Good;
two brothers Albert and Leonard Good, and one sister, Mrs. William Griffith, all of Luray.
She was a member of Main Street Baptist church.
The funeral took place Monday at three o'clock from the John M. Good home with services by Rev. Charles A. Hall and interment at Beahm's Chapel.
Mrs. Lena F. Presgraves, age 33 years, wife of R.T. Presgraves, died Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Good, in East Luray, after a long illness from an internal cancer.
Mrs. Presgraves was married three times. Her first husband, Cecil Abbott, died during the flu epidemic early in 1919.
One child, Elizabeth Abbott, survives by this marriage.
Mrs. Presgraves' second husband was Fred A. Saunders, for many years a Deford Tannery foreman, but at the time of his death a merchant in East Luray.
He met his death in an automobile accident eight years ago.
Two children by this marriage died in infancy. Mrs. Presgraves is survived by her husband, Ronald T. Presgraves, and an infant child Lorene.
She also leaves her parents, John M. and Mrs. Elizabeth Stroupe Good;
two brothers Albert and Leonard Good, and one sister, Mrs. William Griffith, all of Luray.
She was a member of Main Street Baptist church.
The funeral took place Monday at three o'clock from the John M. Good home with services by Rev. Charles A. Hall and interment at Beahm's Chapel.
Page News & Courier, Tuesday 28 May 1931
Mrs. Lena F. Presgraves, age 33 years, wife of R.T. Presgraves, died Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Good, in East Luray, after a long illness from an internal cancer.
Mrs. Presgraves was married three times. Her first husband, Cecil Abbott, died during the flu epidemic early in 1919.
One child, Elizabeth Abbott, survives by this marriage.
Mrs. Presgraves' second husband was Fred A. Saunders, for many years a Deford Tannery foreman, but at the time of his death a merchant in East Luray.
He met his death in an automobile accident eight years ago.
Two children by this marriage died in infancy. Mrs. Presgraves is survived by her husband, Ronald T. Presgraves, and an infant child Lorene.
She also leaves her parents, John M. and Mrs. Elizabeth Stroupe Good;
two brothers Albert and Leonard Good, and one sister, Mrs. William Griffith, all of Luray.
She was a member of Main Street Baptist church.
The funeral took place Monday at three o'clock from the John M. Good home with services by Rev. Charles A. Hall and interment at Beahm's Chapel.
Mrs. Lena F. Presgraves, age 33 years, wife of R.T. Presgraves, died Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Good, in East Luray, after a long illness from an internal cancer.
Mrs. Presgraves was married three times. Her first husband, Cecil Abbott, died during the flu epidemic early in 1919.
One child, Elizabeth Abbott, survives by this marriage.
Mrs. Presgraves' second husband was Fred A. Saunders, for many years a Deford Tannery foreman, but at the time of his death a merchant in East Luray.
He met his death in an automobile accident eight years ago.
Two children by this marriage died in infancy. Mrs. Presgraves is survived by her husband, Ronald T. Presgraves, and an infant child Lorene.
She also leaves her parents, John M. and Mrs. Elizabeth Stroupe Good;
two brothers Albert and Leonard Good, and one sister, Mrs. William Griffith, all of Luray.
She was a member of Main Street Baptist church.
The funeral took place Monday at three o'clock from the John M. Good home with services by Rev. Charles A. Hall and interment at Beahm's Chapel.
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