Berrien County GaArchives Obituaries.....Griner, Jerry W. February 22, 1935
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The Nashville Herald, February 28, 1935
The Nashville Herald, front page, Thursday, February 28, 1935
Mr. Jerry W. Griner Died Last Friday
	Mr. Jerry W. Griner, well known and highly esteemed Berrien County 
farmer, died at his home seven miles north of Nashville last Friday morning at 
about 8 o’clock at the age of 71 years.  He had been ill since last September 
from trouble attributed to old age.
	Mr. Griner was born in Colquitt and when ten years old moved to Berrien 
County with his parents.  He had resided in Berrien County since that date, and 
was one of the county’s most highly esteemed citizens.  He had farmed all of his 
life, and had lived at the place of his death for twenty years.  He was the son 
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Griner, highly esteemed citizens of years past.  He 
was a believer in the Primitive Baptist faith.
	Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at Flat Creek church, 
conducted by Elder J.D. Mathis and Rev. Britt Hancock, both of whom paid a 
lasting tribute to his life.  A large concourse of relatives and friends 
attended the last rites.  Interment followed in the church cemetery.
	Surviving are his side, now 72 years of age, as well as the following 
brothers and sisters:  Mr. H.T. Griner and a half-brother, Mr. Ancil Griner, 
both of Nashville; Mrs. America Cason of Adel, Mrs. William Gaskins of 
Nashville, and a half-sister, Mrs. Irena Harris of Cecil.


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