Clarke County GaArchives Obituaries.....Robertson, James W October 19, 1902
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The Banner, Athens, GA, Friday morning, October 24, 1902
OBITUARY OF MR. J. W. ROBERTSON
The Banner, Athens, GA, Friday morning, October 24, 1902
Transcribed by C. Epps Bond March 24, 2006.

DOD:  Sunday night, October 19, 1902

MR. J. W. ROBERTSON 
  DIED SUNDAY NIGHT, 


Death Came as a Result 
Of Rheumatism of 
The Heart 

Sunday night at eight o’clock at his home on Milledge avenue, Mr. James W. 
Robertson passed away after a brief illness with rheumatism of the heart.  He 
had been feeling badly for several days, but his death came sooner than was 
thought. 

Mr. Robertson was a popular and well known young man, and for several years 
had successfully conducted a marble business in this city.  He had many 
friends who sincerely mourn his death. 

The funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at three o’clock by Dr. 
J. W. Walden, pastor of the Presbyterian church.  The choir consisting of Mrs. 
J.M. Hodgson, Mrs. J. W. Barnett and Mr. Jack Hart, sang sweetly the 
songs, “How Firm a Foundation,” and “Abide With Me.”.  The casket was born to 
the hearse by the pallbearers, Messrs. B. O. Turner, R. L. Moss, Jr., H. J. 
Rowe, G. A. Bailey, Robert Washburn and Ernest Potts. 

The services at the grave in Oconee Cemetery were conducted by officers and 
members of  St. Elmo Lodge,  Knights of Pythias, of which the deceased was a 
member.





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