OBITUARIES--FANNIN CO., GA--William Theodore "Ted" Stuart, 1969

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From the McCaysville Citizen, McCaysville (Fannin County), GA, 
November 26, 1969:

Ex-Police Chief Ted Stuart Dies on Camping Trip
William Theodore "Ted" Stuart of Blue Ridge suffered an apparent heart 
attack early Sunday morning, November 23, while on a camping trip in 
the Rock Creek Section. He died before medical aid could be summoned. 
He was 64. Mr. Stuart was a retired police chief of Blue Ridge. He was 
a member of the Hemp Methodist Church and a member of Mineral Bluff 
Lodge #483, Free and Accepted Masons. He was a native of Fannin County. 
Surving are his wife, Mary Etta Sneed Stuart of the home; two daughers, 
Mrs. Virginia Lynch, Gainesville, Ga., and Mrs. Edna Earl Stuart, Akron, 
Ohio; one son, James Stuart, Blue Ridge; one sister, Mrs. Stella Garrison, 
Morganton; one brother, Jack Stuart, McCaysville; ten grandchildren; 
and three great-grandchildren. Interment was in Copper Ridge Memory Gardens.