Elbert-Hart County GaArchives Obituaries.....Brown, Martha P. April 1924
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Atlanta Constitution, 29 April 1924
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha P. Brown, stepmother of J. J. Brown, state 
commissioner of agriculture, who died Sunday at the residence of a son, Roy M. 
Brown, 138 Kings highway, Decatur, will be held today at Bowman, her childhood 
home, and internment will be in the family burial plot near Bowman.
Mrs. Brown, who was 70 years old, was born in Hart county, and spent the 
greater part of her life in that section.  She moved to Atlanta 13 years ago 
and two years ago left this city to take up her residence with a son in Decatur.
Mrs. Brown was prominent in all civic projects of the city, and was an active 
church worker.  She had been a member of the Methodist chuch since childhood, 
and belonged to St. John's Methodist church for several years.  She was also a 
member of several Decatur clubs and organizations.
She is survived by two sons, R. M. and J. Marion Brown, of Atlanta, three 
stepsons, J. J. and W. A. Brown, of Atlanta, and A. J. Brown, of Thomasville, 
N. C.; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Lula Winn, of Atlanta; Mrs. Dora Kelly, of 
Athens, and Mrs. Laura Winn, of Washington, Ga.; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth 
Brown, of College Park; Mrs. Evelyn Hilliard, of Bowersville, and Mrs. Mary 
Smith, of Elberton, and two brothers, Luther Cunningham, of Hartwell, and Barks 
Cunningham, of Royston.

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