Calhoun County GaArchives Obituaries.....Sarah Bullard September 1925
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Edison News, Friday, 18 Sept 1925
Mrs. Sarah Bullard Passes
     Away After a Long Life
     Mrs. Sarah Bullard, one of the oldest citizens of the county, living near 
Edison, died Tuesday night about 11 o’clock, after an illness continuing 
through several weeks due to her advanced age.
     Mrs. Bullard prior to her marriage to Mr. Mose Bullard, who preceeded her 
to the grave several years ago, was a Miss Yawn and was born and raised in this 
county.  With her husband and family she moved to the the present Bullard home 
thirty-two years ago.  She was blessed with good health nearly all her life and 
showed wonderful vitality in the long illness that finally claimed her.
     Mrs. Bullard identifed herself with the local Methodist church on her 
removal to this community…
     Mrs. Bullard is survived by five children, all of whom were with her when 
death came, viz:  Messrs. J. M. and W. W. Bullard, and Miss Mary Bullard; Mrs. 
Thomas Tanner, of near Edison; Mrs. George Amos,  of Donalsonville and Mrs. 
Robert Cherry, of Bainbridge.  A half-sister, Mrs. Julia Jordan, of Early 
county, and several grand and gret-grand [sic] children also survive her.
     Interment occurred at Salem cemetery Wednesday afternoon, funeral services 
being conducted by her pastor, Rev Marvin Vincent.  Funeral arrangements were 
in charge of local undertakers.  We join the community in extending sympathy to 
the bereaved family.
A Friend.


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