Butts-Jasper County GaArchives Obituaries.....Ward, Miss Bradley March 1897
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Jackson Argus – Week of March 25, 1897
The death of Miss Bradley Ward which occurred at her home in Dublin district
last Sunday removes from our county one of its most charming and lovable women.
 Miss Ward has been an invalid for some time prior to her death and on this
account the sad event was not unexpected.

Miss Ward had many friends in Jackson.   She was a special friend of Mrs. H. L.
Daughtry where she has frequently visited and here in Jackson her death is a
cause of sadness.

Miss Ward was the daughter of the late B. F. Ward, a man who was very popular in
his day and a representative from Butts county to the state legislature when the
capital was at Milledgeville.   At the time of her death Miss Ward owned the old
homestead and lived thereon.   The old home place is, by the way, of historic
interest.  It was the home of the now famous McIntosh and when he deeded this
section to the pale faces he reserved this magnificent old home place which is
one of the finest farms in the state.
Flem Ward of Jasper and Ben Ward of Butts are brothers of the deceased.

Miss Ward is a member of the Baptist church at Cork and was a consistent
Christian.   She was buried at Monticello.

A noble Christian woman has gone to her reward.




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