Cobb-Clarke County GaArchives Obituaries.....Ginn, Richard (MRS) September 12, 1906
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The Banner, Athens, GA, Friday morning September 21, 1906
OBITUARY OF MRS. RICHARD GINN
The Banner, Athens, GA, Friday morning September 21, 1906


DOD:  Wednesday, September 12, 1906
Cobb and Clarke Counties


MRS. RICHARD GINN 
  HAS PASSED AWAY 

Died at Her Home in Atlanta 
  Last Wednesday.  Had
  Many Friends Here. 

The many friends in this city of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ginn will regret to 
learn of the death of Mrs. Ginn which occurred in Atlanta last Wednesday 
night.  Mr. and Mrs. Ginn had been married for a short time over a year and 
the bereaved husband has the sympathy of his many friends.

Mr. Ginn moved from this city to Atlanta, and has many relatives and friends 
in this city. 

A friend of the family has written the following memorial to Mrs. Ginn. 

  In Memory of Mrs. Richard Ginn.

On Wednesday night, September 12, at about eleven o’clock the death angel 
entered the home of Mr. Richard Ginn of Atlanta, and snatched from his arms 
his loving young wife and bore her away to that land from which no traveler 
ever returned.  They had been married a little more than a year and it seemed 
that they were just getting started in life together when, for some wise 
reason a kind Heavenly Father, thought best to call her away and leave him 
alone and desolate in the little home which she had made so happy for him by 
her sweet presence, and gentle, loving manner. 

In Cobb County where her childhood and girlhood were passed, she was loved by 
all who knew her and after her marriage when she went to Atlanta to live she 
made friend sat once with all her neighbors by her sweet Christian disposition 
and winning ways. 

She had just gotten over a long siege of typhoid fever, and she spent the time 
that she was ill at the home of her husband’s mother and at the home of her 
own mother, and they had just returned to their own dear little home, 
rejoicing that her health had been restored to her.  But their happiness did 
not last long, from the Master called her to a far happier home with a sudden 
attach of heart failure.  It seems strange and inexplicable to us, that death 
should break up their little home so early, and leave her lonely companion to 
wend his sorrowful way alone; but we should bow in humble submission to God’s 
will and remember that “He doeth all things well.”  To the bereaved young 
husband the other sorrowing relatives and friends we offer our sincere and 
heartfelt sympathies in this dark hour; may their sorrow bring them very close 
to the Master, who, alone can comfort them in their sad bereavement.




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