Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-27
DEATHS IN GEORGIA.

EAToNroN.-Mrs. zach Gorley died at hel
home in Eatonton Tuesday afternoon al D
O'Clock from stroke on peraIysis c,, ~
leaves besides her husband three daughters.
Mrs Holsenbeck. of Monticello; Mrs. Louis
jenkins. of Eatonton' and Miss Matte Gorley,
and three sons, Cosby Gorley, Of Macon, and
Frank and George, of this place.
EAToNToN. Louise Whaley. who
lives near Willard died Tuesday, after a lin
eerinr illness at the home Of her parents.
Miss Whaley attended the Normal and Indus
trial school at Milledgeville. She was proml-
nent in all missionary work and was president
of the missionary soesetv at the college.
JoNEsBoRo. Ca. April Pc. L. Hanes
one of the early settlers and aged eltizens
of Jonesboro and Clayton county, died at the
home of his son here last night.
Mr.. Hanes had reached the age OF seventy
seven. and until he retired few years ago,
his life and service were so intermingled WIN
the public affairs of Jonesboro and clayton
county that his work be reeounted as
large part Of the making and history OF tne
county. For more than thirty years he was
county treasurer and fer a longer period an
tedating war times. he was postmaster OF hsi
town. He was from his early life an active
and devout member of the Baptist church.
He is survived by eight children-Dr. h L.
Hanes. Jr. Of Griffin; j. c. Hanes o. A
HaEes. S. d. Hanes, Of Jonesboro; NJ. L.
Hanes of McRae Mrs. A. A. Camp. Miss
Agnes Hanes Of Jonesboro, and Mrs j. RI
Yarbrough Of Atlanta.
LAwRENCEvIILE. Ca. April 2s.-Mrs. A.
IL. Holland. wife of Rev. A. h Holland, died
at the residence here. Tuesday evening: Fun
morning. conducted BY Rev F. Il. Jennings,
of the Baptist church. assisted by rev Frl@
Rauchenlurg of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs Holland IL survived by her husband,
Rev. A. H. Holland; Truman Holland. Of Abel,
Ga: Ezekiel and Willis Holland. sons: Mrs.
Robt. Sammon, daughters. of Lawrencevile
Internent was in the new cemetery.
LAGRANGE, Ca. April 2s-After an illness
of several months the death of Jesse B. White
occurred at o'clock last evening. The fu-
neral will be held at the residence at 2
o'clock this afternoon and will be conducted
by Dr. A. B. Vaughan
Besides his wife. Mr., White leaves NUM-
Der of children, as follows; Mrs. n, ID;
Mountville; Otis, John and Clarence White
and Misses Mittie, Matte, Annie May ana
Mary White, of LAGRANGE.
EAToNToN -wilMam Buekner. of Kinder
hook died Wednesday morning, after very
short fllnss He the father of Mrs James
Croker and has many relatives in Macon ana
Atlanta.
LINCOLNTON, April 24.-The funeral
of j. Nj. CARTRIDGE, who died at the home
Of his son. William NJ, Thursday morn
Ing was conducted Friday morning at 10
o clock. The members of Lincolnton
r A. VI.
and a very large concourse of friends &C
comparied the remains to their last rest
ing place in the family burying ground
at Double Branches.
Rev. ]. NJ. Hogan, pastor of the Bap-
fist church, of which the deceased had
been a member since young manhood,
conducted the services at the house,
while the Masons had charge of the in
terment services.
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had been a lifelong resident of Lincoln
county. During the war he served with
credit i'm a company of infantry made up
of Lincoln county men and for 16 years
had been clerk OF the court here. He
leaves one son, w. NJ, who succeeds
his father as clerk and who is the only
descendant in direct line of a once large
and prominent family.
NEWMAN, Ca, April A-Judge Thorn
as Swint, who died yesterday morning,
was buried this morning at 10 o'clock.
He is survived by ]. T. Swint of this
place and several daughters.
Judge Swint was 81 years OF age. He
was twice master of the Newman lodge of
Masons.
Rev. Mr. Cotter conducted the funeral
services and was assisted by the Ma
sons of the local lodge.
DOUGLASVILLE. Ca. April 24.-The
remains of Mr.. John T. Adair of Lithia
Springs, were Inferred at Union Grove
church in this county. yesterday. Mr..
Adair was one of the landmarks of the
county, and in many respects was re-
markable man.
He was aged SO years and at the age Of
Is married Miss Martha Phillips. who was
IA years of age. They enjoyed life's sun
shine and endured it's shadows for IL
years together.
They were blessed with family of IA
children, eight girls and six boys, and at
the time of the death of Mr.. Adair there
were n grandchildren and 50 great-grand-