Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-06
DEATHS IN GEORGIA.

WEST POINT, Ga, April 2.-Mrs. F. I.
Williams, one of the Oldest residents OF
this section of Georgia, is dead. She was
in her sSth year and had been a consist
emit member of the Methodist church for
more than half of a century. She died
last night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs H. w. Miller
Besides Mrs. Miller she is survived by
four other daughters, Mrs. e. c. Little,
of Waycross. Ga; Mrs. w. w. Little, of
this city; Mrs. J. c. Blanton, of Blanton,
Ala, and Mrs. j. j. Truitt, of Whites
Vile, Ca, and one son, Mr.. L. o. Will
liams, of Gabetville.
WINDER, Ga April Judge L. Y. Brad
bury died at o'clock Thursday afternoon al
his home on Broad street. He had been III
for some time, ever since the death of his wife
Judge bradbury was once ordinary Of Jack
son county and was about seventy-two years
He leaves two daughters, Mrs. P. w. Quat-
tlebum anG Miss Alice Bradbury.
lie viii be intererd in the family burylng
ground at Whites mill about two miles from
Judge Bradbury had large and prominent
family connection all over the state
LAGRANGE, Ca, April 2.-Mr. John
w. Johnson, after a long illness, died
in this city Wednesday afternoon. He
was one of the best known men in this
section, and universally esteemed. He
was Confederate veteran, having served
through the war as a member of COM
pank K, 130th Georgia Gordon-Evens
brigade and his body bore many honor
able scars in testimony of his bravery.
BY industry and prudence he accumu-
lated quite a competency and spent the
later years of his wife in ease and COM
fort.
He was n years old. and an uncle of
c. II. and c. E. Johnson. of Atlanta He
is survived by one sister, Mrs. ]. e.
Johnson, of LAGRANGE.
DUBLIN, Ca, April S.-Mrs. w. E.
Griffiths died Friday afternoon at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. ]. c. Pittman,
in this city. Mrs. Griffith was "a years
CID She has been i'll for several months.
Mrs. Griffith moved here several years
ago from Jackson. She is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. J. c. Pittman and
Mrs. j. H. Witherington, both of this city
and Mrs. Oscar Griffith, of Forsyth, Ga.
Mrs. Griffith was a member Of the First
Baptist church of this city and took quite
an active part in church work until her
illness.
The funeral of Mr.. Bryce Smith, who
Of his daughter, Mrs. ]. A. Hatcher, "a
Whiteford avenue, will be held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the residence
of his son, Attorney Charles w. Smith,
So Whiteford avenue. The following
named gentlemen will act as pallbear-
ers: NJ. A. Hale, r. e. Molly, w. B.
Alexander E. F. Clarke, w. ]. Dibble
and w. II. Davidson. They are re-
auested to meet at Patterson's under
taking establishment at 1:45 o'clock Sun
day afternoon.
Patrick H. Moore. of the United
States revenue service, well known LABOR
leader and secret order man, and one
of Atlanta's most prominent citizens, died
at his residence, corner Doane and ..
Pryor streets. Saturday afternoon shortly
after 4 O'Clock. Death came after an Ill
ness of many weeks, although he had
been confined to his home with failing
health for several days.
Born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1868, Mr..
Moore came to America a score of years
ago. Residing IN New York city few
years he came to Atlanta, and for Is
years mas made this city his home, where
he climbed rapidly into honorable posi-
tions high estimation and unlimited con-
fidence of the many people who knew
him personally officially and by repu-
tation s.
For the last Is years, Pat Moore,
as he was fondly known, had been en-
gagged in the United States revenue ser
vice In this capacity he came to know
many friends who will learn with deep
regret of his death. 1t was, however,
his connection with the labor unions of
the city and as a secret order man that
gave him CHER prominence and the conf
dence of those he served. One OF the
founders of the Atlanta Federation OF
Trades, he was later raises to its pres
idency and his popularity and efficiency
in this connection gave him second
term in this office. Mr.. Moore was also
a prominent member of the knights Of
Pythias and Masonic orders.
His wife. only, survives him.