Clarke County GaArchives Obituaries.....Wages, Annie E. July 26, 1900
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Weekly Banner 27 Jul 1900 p 8
Weekly Banner 27 Jul 1900 p 8 
The Death of Miss Wages

Her Demise Was Caused by Lung Trouble

After being rescued from a water grave in the Oconee, and after having 
successfully passed through an attack of pneumonia in consequence to the 
exposure incident thereto, Miss Annie Wages succumbed yesterday morning to an 
affection of the lungs. 

The immediate cause of her death was the formation of an abscess on her lungs.  
This, the physician thinks, was due to the muddy water which was swallowed by 
the young lady at the time of her narrow escape from drowning.

She was, at first, taken with pneumonia but recovered sufficiently to be able to 
walk out on the porch.  Her lungs began to give her trouble, a day or so ago, 
and the affliction rapidly advanced terminating in her death at 5 o'clock 
yesterday morning. 

Miss Wages leaves a mother, brother and two sisters.  She was 23 years of age.  
Her mother, Mrs. James Wages, and her sister, Miss Ida Wages, were with her at 
the time of her death. 

The funeral will be conducted from Prospect church in Jackson county today at 10 
o'clock.

The death of this young lady is one which will cause much sorrow among her 
friends by whom she was much admired for her many excellent traits of character. 


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