Early County  Georgia Obits  James Loyless and Beulah Craft Loyless
	
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Beulah Craft Loyless


Mrs. Beulah Craft Loyless, widow of James Guerry
Loyless, died in Early Memorial Hospital Monday
evening after a lengthy illness.  A native of
Georgetown, she was born September 18, 1893 and had
lived here since 1925. Her parents were Willie J.
Craft and Carrie Roberts.  She was a member of the
First Baptist Church of Blakely.  


Funeral services were held Wednesday, afternoon, in
the chapel of the Manry-Jordan Funeral Home, the
Reverend Glenn Shepard officiating.  Pall bearers were
Lewis Fryer, Harvey Brown, L. L. Roberts, Shelly
Simmons, Bert Puckett and Hubert Farr.


Survivors are a son, William F. Lawrence, of Decatur;
daughter, Mrs. Champ Bridges, of Donalsonville, 4
sisters, Mrs. L. P. Etheridge, Mrs. Douglas Weaver,
Moultrie, Mrs. L. D. Lawrence, Arlington, Mrs. Doc
Beard, Albany; 4 grandchildren and 4 great-
grandchildren.


Source:  Early County News, August 7, 1975, Page 11.
Blakely, Early County, Georgia.


* Beulah Craft was the daughter of the late Willie J.
Craft and Carrie Roberts.  She was first married to
Earnest Lawrence about 1936.  Beulah Craft Lawrence
married 2nd James Guerry Loyless on 10 June 1937 in
Early Co., GA Book M, Page 130.

Submitted by: Brenda King McNair < Bmcnair614@aol.com
> ============= J. G. Loyless (James Guerry Loyless)


Blakely, Ga. - The funeral service of James Guerry
Loyless, 83, was conducted today in the chapel of
Manry-Jordan Funeral Home.  Interment followed in
Blakely Cemetery.


Mr. Loyless, a native and lifelong resident of Early
County, died Monday in a Middle Georgia hospital.  A
member of a pioneer family in Blakely, he was a
retired farmer and carpenter, a veteran of World War I
and a member of the First Baptist Church.


Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Beulah Craft Loyless,
Blakely; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Champ Bridges,
Donalsonville; a stepson, W. S. Lawrence, Decatur, and
two brothers.


Source:  A copy of this obituary is in a notebook made
by Mrs. Pearl Houston donated to the Blakely Library,
Blakely, Early County, Georgia.  The obituary does not
list which newspaper. 


* Note* James Guerry Loyless was the son of James
Hightower Loyless and Annie Ella Allen.  He was
married to Beulah Craft Lawrence on 10 June 1937 Early
Co., GA Book M, Page 130.

Submitted by:  Brenda King McNair < Bmcnair614@aol.com
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