Clay County GaArchives Obituaries.....Walker, John H June 8 1834
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Federal Union (microfilm) 18 June 1834
OBITUARY--	Major JOHN H WALKER, is no more.  He died on Sunday, the 8th 
instant, of the consumption, aged twenty-nine years.  The Major left  his 
residence a week previous, for Florida, and alas never returned.  He died at 
General Irwin’s in Alabama, in one short hour after he reached there, four 
miles only from Fort Gaines, his home.  His remains were interred in the city 
of this place, the next day.  Major Walker was strictly an honest man, “the 
noblest work of God.”  He has left an only son, and a bereaved widow, to mourn 
their untimely loss.  “Man born of a woman is of few days and full of trouble.”
Fort Gaines, June 11, 1834.    


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Microfilm of Federal Union newspaper, published at Milledgeville, GA
Aug 1833-Aug 1836

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