Juliette, Feb. 6 - The remains of J. S. Smith, who died recently, were
interred in the family cemetery near Juliette. Mr. Smith was a
prominent and highly esteemed citizen. He is survived by one
daughter and one son. (The Macon Telegram - February 7,
1915)
Columbus
Daily Enquirer – 22 Mar. 1889
CONCORD, Ga.,
March 21. – Mr. Ezra Morrison, of the firm of Morrison & Jenkins,
died at his residence in this place last night, after a brief and
violent attack of fever. He was an honest, upright man, and in his
death the community suffers a loss. Mr. Morrison leaves a heart-broken
young wife and three small children. His remains will be carried for
internment to his old home, Collins, near Forsyth.
Contributed
by Marla Zwakman
Macon
Telegraph 2 Sept. 1903
CULLODEN,
Ga., Sept. 1. - Mrs. Sallie Dawson, a niece of the late Robert P.
Trippe of this place, died a few days ago and was buried at the old
family homestead.
Contributed
by Marla Zwakman
Macon
Telegraph 29 Sept. 1905
CULLODEN,
Ga., Sept. 28. – Mr. Ellerson Carlisle, who died at the State
Sanitarium, was buried here yesterday. He leaves a wife and five
children to mourn his demise. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Carlisle, live in Macon.
Contributed
by Marla Zwakman
Macon
Telegraph 22 Aug. 1908
CULLODEN,
Ga., Aug. 21. – Dr. J. H. Maddux died today after an illness of
two months. The doctor was raised in Monroe County, near Smarr’s
Station; was fifty-two years old, and had practiced medicine here
twenty-one years. He leaves a wife and four children, three boys and
one girl; also some brothers and one sister to mourn his departure. Dr.
Maddux was an affable gentleman and had friends wherever known.
Contributed
by Marla Zwakman
The little
infant babe of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Johnson departed this life on last
Thursday evening.
Columbus
Ledger-Enquirer 8 June 1883 Contributed
by Marla Zwakman
