Floyd County  Georgia Obits  Mrs. J. A. B. Lloyd (1924)

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From the Rome News-Tribune(Page 1), December 18, 1924

BELOVED RESIDENT DIED ON THURSDAY AFTER
LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. J. A. B. Lloyd Will Be Buried From Residence Friday Afternoon

	Mrs. J. A. B. Lloyd died at 9:55 Thursday morning at the Francis Berrien 
hospital following an illness since last June. She has been critically ill, however, 
only the past two weeks.

	Mrs. Lloyd, who was 63 years of age, has always resided in Floyd County. 
Before her marriage, Mrs. Lloyd was Miss Georgia Reynolds, daughter of 
Thomas Reynolds. Her husband, who preceded her in death by about a year, 
was for a number of years yard master of the Southern Railroad.

	Mrs. Lloyd was a prominent member of Maple Street Baptist Church and 
was a woman of splendid Christian character. She is survived by the following 
children: H. H. Lloyd, and Mrs A. A. Atkins, of West Palm Beach, Florida; Miss 
Bessie Lloyd of Rome, and Homer and Mittie Lloyd, of Rome. Sisters surviving 
her are Mrs Mattie Heston, of New Albany, Mississippi; Mrs. Mittie Jackson and 
Mrs. Bessie Segers, of Texas. Brothers are Louis Reynolds, Tom Reynolds and 
Luke Reynolds.

	Funeral services will be conducted at 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon from 
the residence at Desoto Park, and the interment will be in Myrtle Hill cemetery. 
Rev. H. F. Joyner will conduct the services and the following will act as 
pallbearers: C. M. Strange, J. M. Crozier, J. P. Byars, Fred Dale, A. A. McGinnis 
and Marion Lewis.

	Daniel Company is in charge of funeral arrangements.


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