Berrien-Clinch-Lowndes County GaArchives Obituaries.....Spell, George December 23, 1936
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Valdosta Daily Times
MR. SPELL DIES AFTER SICKNESS
George Spell, Aged and Widely Connected Lowndes 
Countian Passes After His Illness
     RITES TOMORROW
  George Spell, 82, pioneer member of one of the best known and most widely 
connected families in south Georgia died early last night at his home on the 
Bemis road, following a lengthy illness.
  Funeral services arrangements for which are in charge of McGowan-Giddens,
will be held at Fender Cemetery, near Lakeland tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The rites will be in charge of the Rev. A. C. Pyle pastor of the Lee Street 
Baptist church of this city and the Rev. Charles Vickers of Ray City.
  Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Henry Spires, Nashville; Mrs. Cauley 
Downing, Ray City; Mrs. K. C. Crosby, Lakeland and Mrs. Morris Daniels, 
Jacksonville, and three sons William M. Spell and John Spell of this city and
Joe Spell of Ray City.
  A sister, Mrs. Annie Sutton of Nashville, also survives.
  The body will be carried to the home this afternoon, and the funeral party
will leave from the residence tomorrow at 1:45 going directly to the cemetery.
  Mr. Spell was prominently known throughout this section. He was a pioneer 
resident of Lowndes county and south Georgia, and his family was one of the 
first to come into this section when it was first settled.
  He was beloved by a wide circle of friends all over this section. 

  

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