Butts-Spalding-Fulton County GaArchives Obituaries.....Pate, W. J. June 1900
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Jackson Argus - Wk of Jun 29, 1900
W. J. Pate and Son

The 9:15 Central train from Atlanta this morning brought to the city the 
remains of Mr. W. J. Pate and 13 year old son, Jesse who were among the 
unfortunate on the ill fated Southern train that was wrecked in the ditch near 
McDonough Saturday night.

Mr. Pate was well known in this vicinity, having married Miss Leila Head, a 
daughter of Elder T. J. Head, near this city, and the sad news of the death of 
himself and son was quite a blow to his many friends and relatives.

Upon their arrival in the city the remains were carried to the home of R. F. 
Strickland, where they remained until 2 o’clock this afternoon when they were 
interred in the citizens cemetery  - Griffin Call Newspaper

Jackson Argus – Butts County
Week of June 29, 1900


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