Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-11
Deaths i'm Georgia
and Other States

DOUGLASVILLE. Ga.-Dr. T. J.. Pool.
aged g. died at his home in Jakin, Ga,
Saturday The body was brought To
Dcuglasville his former home. and in
TERED yesterday afternoon in the family
burying ground. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Marvin Williams. assist
ed by Rev c. T. Greer. The deceased Is
survived by his mother, Mrs A. M.
Pool; q wife and two small children;
four sisters Mrs. p. L. Baxley, of Tai
lapoosa Ga; Mrs. B. f. Pickett of Sa-
vannah; Mrs. ]. A. Tumlin, OF Atlanta
Miss Carrie Pool of Douglasville; and
two brothers Mr.. Dewitt Pool. of New
nan, Ga, and DR.. Reuben Pool, of Doug
lasville.
SAVANNAH, Ga.-The death in New
York a few days ago of Mrs. Mary
D'Antignac Lilienthal removes the last
OF three very beautiful sisters who were
once residents of Georgia. The Misses
D'Antignac had a national reputation for
beauty. They were petite and charming
and the fact that Miss Mary is dead
will cause sorrow to many of her friends
in Georgia She is Survived by broth
err, Mr. Auvergne D'Antignac, who lives
near Atlanta.
SAVANNAH. Ga.-This morning the
body of Mrs. Harriet V. Cumming reach
ed the city from Baltimore, where Mrs
Cumming died on Sunday and were taken
to Bonaventure cemetery for interment.
The funeral was private. Mrs. cum
ming was the sister of Gen. E. P. Alex
ander. and of Mrs G. Hull, both of Sa-
vannah. She was well known to many
Georg.ans.
MOBILE. AIa.-Rev. w. T. McElroy,
a PRESBYTERIAN minister, is dead here,
aged so. He leaves a wife and several
children. among whom is Prof. Robert L:
McElroy, of Princeton university ana
Rev. Addison McEnroy. of Lancaster.
Tex. His body was shipped to Louis
Vile this morning.
POWDER SPRINGS. Ga.-Mr. Pierce
Iindlcy. son of James P. F. Lindley, OF
this place. died at his fathers resi-
dence Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK MT
Lindiey was "a years of age at the time
az his death. He is survived by his "a
Their. mother, one sister and three orotn-
ers.
ARARI Ga.-Mrs. L. V. Slade died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. ROBERT
Brown, six miles from Coroeie, last
week. after an illness Of eight days
EAToNToN. Ga.-The body of Mr.. John W..
Knight. who died in the Union station at Macon
sunday while he was en- route to Atlanta roV
medical treatment were brought here today Tor
intcrment Mr. Knight son OF the late
DIR. Jim Knight of this county, and grandson
of "Uncle Johnnie Knight. one Of the pest
known preachers of pioneer eMthodism IN
Georgia and also a namesake Of his grandfather
He had been in Ill health for several months
and was en- route TO Atlanta TO enter hospi-
tai. accompanied by his young wife and her
father. He is survived by large number Of
relatives here and in Florida.
EAToNToN, Ga-Mrs. Louise spivey Mont
gomery, among the pioneers of the county died
at her home near Eatonton after illness
extending over several months. Mrs Mont
gomery was the widow of the late ID. o..
Montgomery. of this countys most highly
esteemed citizens. She is survived by nve
sons d. F. Montgomery, Of Miledgeville; r..
S. Montgomery, of Social Circle; Coley and
Leverette Montgomery, of this country; HUI
bert Montgomery, OF Milledgeville. and two
daughters. Mrs. Charlie Dennis and Mrs. Ellis
Howard. of Fitzgerald.
DALTON, Ga.-Mr. L. W. Wyatt, aged 81,
an old Confederate veteran, died at his home
in North Dalton Monday Afternoon and was
| buried at Bethel, a few miles east Of here.
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Wyatt a native
of Tennessee, having lived here only a Few
years. He was highly respected mere.
DALTON, Ga.-AIrs. NJ. A. Gazaway, an aged
citizen Of the Blue Springs settlement in this
county, died Sunday and buried Monday at
Carbondale, the funeral being largely attended.
Mrs. Gazaway was the head OF extremely
large family. She was ss years Of age, ana
is survived by husband, II children, 20 grand
children and great grandchildren.