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Obituaries
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Clarke, Abraham Fuller - Listed in the Chicago 1843 City Directory as:
"Druggist, (C. & Co.) - removed to and a resident of Milwaukee
during 1841 to 1879: thence to Marietta, Ga., where he died, March 2,
1886, aged 71-4-7."
Clarke, Samuel - Listed in the Chicago 1843 City Directory as:
"(C. & Co.), bds Tremont House; at Marietta, Ga, since Sept., 1871"
Massey - Died in Georgia-Genia Massey of Marietta. [The Daily Constitution, Atlanta Georgia
Oct. 21, 1876 - submitted by Shauna Williams]
York - Died in Georgia - Lulu York, of Marietta. [The Daily Constitution, Atlanta Georgia
Oct. 22, 1876 - submitted by Shauna Williams]]
Became critically ill while passenger on Canton Bus; died near Oakhurst
Robert Carber, a man
about 40 years of age, whose home was in Canton
became suddenly ill while a passenger on what is known as the Canton
bus tuesday, and died within a few hours.
It was learned that he had been suffering of late qwith heart trouble
and under the care of a local physician.
He had came to Marietta earlier in the day for medical attention and
was on the return trip when he became ill. he requested that the driver
stop at Oakhurst, so that he might make the balance of the trip by
train. This the driver did, and offered to stay with him or go for a
doctor. Carber, however, refused this assistance.
He was found an hour or so later, by passersby, in a critical
condition, barely conscious. The ambulance of the Blark Undertaking
company was immediately summoned and he was carried with all possible
dispatch to the sanitarium of Dr. Nolan, where he was given medical
attention.
Carber died before reaching Marietta without regaining condciousness,
heart trouble was ascribed as being the cause of death.
Date: 1921-07-08; Paper: Cobb County Times
Died at Marietta Ga, on the 30th of
October Mrs. Ann Mongen aged
72 years, widow of the late John David Mongin Esq.This estimable lady
was endeared to a large number of relatives and friends by whom her
love will be deeply felt. Her epitaph is written in the sorrows and
tears of the orphans in whom she was more than (spelor?) She was a
member of the Baptist Church in this city for more than a quarter of a
century Her life was a happy illustration of the religion of Christ As
she lived so she died. The summons to depart was sudden but she was not
unprepared. her end was peace. Her remains were brought to this city
for interment in their last burying place at Bonaventure
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from henceforth yea saith the
Spirit that they may rest from their labours and heir works do follow
them.
Transcribed by Erica Beatty
Savannah Republican 11/16/1850
Death of a Young Man
A telegraphic dispatch to the Baltimore American, dated Washinton,
April 21st says "The son of Hon,
Henry W. Hilliard, of Alabama, died in this city yesterday. He
had but recently been selected by the President as a cadet for the
military academy
Transcribed by Erica Beatty
Savannah Republican 4/25/1850
The relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Smith, and of Mr and Mrs
Jas. E. Godfrey, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services of SEAGROVE MOREL,
the youngest son of the farmer at their
residence, Montgomery street, Curry Town, at 5 o' clock This Afternoon
Transcribed by Erica Beatty
Savannah Republican 8/22/1850
S. T. Richardson
S. T. Richardson, the father of R. E. Richardson, a well known
conductor on the Southern railway, died Saturday night at his home in
Austell, Ga. The funeral and interment were held Sunday in Austell. The
Atlanta Georgian and News – Atlanta, Georgia – Monday, June 6, 1910
[Transcribed as written by D. Donlon]
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