Sadie M Hornsby Hornsby

1911

Sadie M Hornsby Hornsby, was born February 2, 1911 in Elgin, Kershaw, South Carolina, on February 2, 1911 to Ed Hornsby and Jane Cook Hornsby.

1920 Census Information:

According to the United States census reported on January 8, 1920, Eddie Hormsby (46) rented a home in Wateree, Kershaw County, South Carolina, with his wife, Jannie Hornsby (38), and children; Ruth Mae Hornsby (16), Beulah Hornsby (14), Leana Hornsby (10), Eva Hornsby (11), Sady Hornsby (8), Eddie J Hornsby (6), Vera Hornsby (3) and Mildred Hornsby (1). All family members were born in South Carolina. Eddie Hormsby was a farmer on a general farm and Jannie Hornsby was a laborer on the farm.

1930 Census Information:

According to the United States census reported on May 2, 1930, Edmond Hornsby (20) rented a home in Wateree, Kershaw County, South Carolina with his wife, Sadie Hornsby (19). It was reported that he was first married at the age of 17 and she was 16. Also in the home was their daughter, Willie M Hornsby (1). All family members were born in South Carolina. Edmond Hornsby was a farmer on a general farm.

1940 Census Information

According to the United States census reported on April 6, 1940, Edward Harnsby (28) rented a home in Wateree Township, Kershaw County, South Carolina with his wife, Sadie Harnsby (28), and children; Willie Mae Harnsby (11) and W F Harnsby (5). All family members were born in South Carolina and lived in the same house on April 1, 1935. Edward Harnsby was a farmer on a general farm.

1955

On October 16, 1955, Mrs. Edmond Hornsby was listed in the newspaper article “Willie Mae Hornsby.”

On October 16, 1955, Mrs. Edmond Hornsby was listed in the newspaper article “Miss Hornsby Is Engaged to Sgt. Hooks.“

1983

On March 12, 1983, Mrs. Sadie Hornsby was listed as a living sister in the obituary of Mrs. Eunice Pearl Hornsby Goff.

1989

On May 1, 1989, Mrs. Sadie M Hornsby was listed as the living wife in the obituary of Edmond W Hornsby.

Sadie M Hornsby Hornsby, 78, passed away on Friday, December 1, 1989 in Elgin, Kershaw, South Carolina. Services were held, Sunday, December 3, 1989 at Highway Pentecostal Holiness Church with burial to follow.

She was a lifetime resident of Blaney/Elgin and was a member of Highway Pentecostal Holiness Church of Elgin.

Surviving was her daughter, Mrs. Willie Mae Hooks of Columbia; a son, William T Hornsby of Elgin; and sisters, Mrs. Daisy Cook and Mrs. Eva Watts, both of Elgin, and Mrs. Leona Shirley, Mrs. Vera Shirley and Mrs. Mildred Shirley, all of Camden.