Early County  Georgia Obits Philip W. Causey
	
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Philip W. Causey Is Victim of Heart Attack


Philip W. Causey, 56, well-known and highly-esteemed
Early County farmer of the Hilton community, died last
Friday night from a heart attack.  He had been ill for
several months.


A native of Terrell county, Mr. Causey had been a
resident of Early county for 48 years and had many
friends who are saddened by his passing.


Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock at the Sowhatchee church, with the Rev. W. T.
Wiley officiating.  Interment was in the church
cemetery, with Minter Funeral Home in charge and A. D.
Smith, Sr., A. D. Smith, Jr., Gordon Hall, H. L.
Martin, Milton Martin, and R. V. Bankston serving as
pall-bearers.


Surviving Mr. Causey are his wife, Mrs. Havanna
Loyless Causey; three daughters, Mrs. G. W. Glass of
Baconton, Ga., Mrs. Troy Johnson and Hilda Causey,
both of Tilton (Hilton ?); two sons, Stanley Causey
and Joseph Causey, both of Hilton; and the following
brothers and sisters: Lofton Causey, Lake Alfred,
Fla.; Billy Causey, Columbus, Ga.; Jim Causey, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.; Mrs. John Gaffney, Columbus; Mrs.
Buck Johnson and Mrs. Anna Pearl Temples, both of
Blakely.


Source:  Volume 91 No. 44 Early County News Blakely,
Georgia, Thursday Morning, June 14, 1951.  Front Page.


Phillip Wright Causey, Sr. was a son of James w.
Causey and Bertha Beaty. He was married to Havanna
Loyless on 13 December 1914 in Early Co., GA.

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