Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameBenjamin Franklin Lemly 
Birth11 May 1867, Rowan County, NC
Death15 Dec 1933, Rowan County, NC
BurialSt Matthew’s Lutheran Church Cemetery, Rowan County, NC
FatherHenry W. Lemly (1851-1897)
MotherMargaret C. Hooks (1850-1900)
Spouses
Birth22 Feb 1870, Rowan County, NC
Death11 Nov 1929, Rowan County, NC
BurialSt Matthew’s Lutheran Church Cemetery, Rowan County, NC
FatherMoses Levy Kesler (1827-1881)
MotherMary “Charlotte” Eller (1837-1923)
Marriage17 Sep 1889, Rowan County, NC
ChildrenJennie Louretta (1890-1924)
Mary Gertrude (1895-1978)
Carrie (1900-1983)
Fannie (1903-1966)
Sophia Mae (1907-1956)
Notes for Benjamin Franklin Lemly
Benjamin Franklin Lemly
Benjamin Franklin Lemly, 64, died 15 Dec 1933 at the home of his brother A. N. Lemly near St. Peter's Church. He had been ill for a considerable time. His funeral will be held Saturday at 11 AM at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church with interment in the church cemetery. The service will be conducted by Rev. Frank P. Cauble, pastor of St. Matthew's.
Mr. Lemly was a farmer in Morgan township. Failing health had caused retirement.
Survivors: one brother, A. N. Lemly; one sister, Mrs. Betty J. Frick, both of Rowan County. Two sons: Garland and Gid of Davidson County. Four daughters: Mrs. Gertrude Reid, Mrs. Carrie Williams, Miss May Lemly, all of Rowan County, and Mrs. Fannie Gallimore of Davidson County.
Salisbury Post, 15 Dec 1933
Benjamin Franklin Lemly, 64, died 15 Dec 1933 at the home of his brother A. N. Lemly near St. Peter's Church. He had been ill for a considerable time. His funeral will be held Saturday at 11 AM at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church with interment in the church cemetery. The service will be conducted by Rev. Frank P. Cauble, pastor of St. Matthew's.
Mr. Lemly was a farmer in Morgan township. Failing health had caused retirement.
Survivors: one brother, A. N. Lemly; one sister, Mrs. Betty J. Frick, both of Rowan County. Two sons: Garland and Gid of Davidson County. Four daughters: Mrs. Gertrude Reid, Mrs. Carrie Williams, Miss May Lemly, all of Rowan County, and Mrs. Fannie Gallimore of Davidson County.
Salisbury Post, 15 Dec 1933