Wilcox County AlArchives Obituaries.....Fatie Sue Davis February 1904
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Wilcox Progressive Era, Thursday, March 3, 1904

Miss Fatie Sue Davis Dead.
  The announcement of the death of this young girl budding into lovely 
womanhood, is indeed sad, and its suddenness brings to her family and 
friends unlooked sorrow in all its withering force, she, only a few 
days ago was a picture of health, and her buoyant spirits and ever 
sunny smile, bespoke a long, happy and useful life, but alas, a few 
short days of sickness, and her spirit is taken to the God who gave 
it, and the home and hearts of her loved ones left desolate, and their 
heads bowed in sorrow over the unlooked for calamity that has befallen 
them.
  Fatie Sue was the daughter of James I. and Johanna Davis of Camden, 
and would have been 16 years old had she lived until August, her 
sisters Ruby from Tuscaloosa, Pearl from Castleberry, Irna from 
Black's Bend, were Telegraphed for, and arrived before she died.
Mrs. Dubose of Atmore, another sister was not apprised of her 
condition, as Mr. Davis knew that her children had Measles, and knew 
she could not come without danger to them and feared she might attempt 
the trip.
  The sympathy of this community goes out to them in their affliction, 
but time alone, can heal such wounds, and lessen their grief, and may 
He who marks the sparrows full, have them in his care and keeping, and 
lessen this great sorrow that weigh's heavily on them now.

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