Berrien County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hancock, J.W. February 1930
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The Nashville Herald, February 20, 1930
The Nashville Herald, front page, February 20, 1930
Mr. J.W. Hancock Died at Home Near Ray City
Born in Meriwether County, But Resident Here Two Years.
	Mr. J.W. Hancock died at his country home three miles northeast of Ray 
City, last Friday morning at seven o’clock, after a stroke of paralysis which he 
suffered Thursday evening at seven o’clock.
	The deceased was 77 years of age and had enjoyed good health up to the 
time of his illness.  He was born in Meriwether County where he lived 
practically all his life, and about eight years ago moved to Taylor County, 
where he resided until two years ago when he moved to this county.  He was a 
farmer by trade and at the time of his death was farming on the place of Mr. 
E.J. Knight near Ray City.  He was a well thought of citizen and many were 
saddened at his sudden passing.
	The funeral services and interment were held Saturday morning at ten 
o’clock at the New Ramia Church near Ray City, with Rev. Charles Vickers 
conducting the services.
	Those surviving are his wife and eight sons and one daughter, they are 
as follows:  Mr. W.P. Hancock, L.H. and H.B. Hancock, all of Nashville; Mr. 
E.J., B.H. and H.S. Hancock, of Ray City; Messrs. C.V. and B.T. Hancock, of 
Lakeland; Mrs. Nellie Proctor, of Byron, Ga., and one brother, Mr. J.P. Hancock, 
of Vienna, La.


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