Butts County GaArchives Obituaries.....Nelson, Mrs. W. H. April 1909
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Butts County Progress
Mrs. W. H. Nelson - Death

The death of Mrs. W. H. Nelson, which occurred at her home in Putnam county 
Wednesday morning March 17th at four o’clock, was an exceedingly sad one.  She 
had been sick for some time and her death was not unexpected.

The funeral services were conducted from Harmony Baptist church Wednesday 
afternoon and was attendee by a large concourse of relatives and friends.  The 
sermon was preached by Rev. A. C. Cantrell.

The deceased as Tinnie Louise Barber was born and reared near Jackson, Butts 
county Ga., on May 11th, 1867.  On December 10th 1884, she was married to W. 
H. Nelson of Putnam county, who with six children – five girls ad one boy – 
survive her.  The children are Mrs. B. M. Barnes of Jackson, Genie Will, 
Sallie Fannie Rubie, Tinnie and Loyal.

Beside these she leaves her father, Mr. M. S. Barber of Jackson, one sister, 
Mrs. O. A. Andrews of near Jackson, and one brother Mr. M. L. Barber of Putnam 
county.

The deceased was a pious, good woman, greatly beloved in the community in 
which she lived.  She joined the Methodist church when eleven years old, and 
was always a faithful and consistent member.

She was a sister-in-law of Mrs. John Ingram and Mrs. Frank Burton, both of 
this city. (Madisonian Newspaper)

Butts County Progress
Week of April 2, 1909


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