Fulton-Putnam County GaArchives Obituaries.....Cozart, Mrs. Ann M. October 1879
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The Atlanta Weekly Constitution, 21 Oct 1879
On Friday morning, the funeral service of Mrs. Ann M. Cozart of this city, was 
preached at the First Methodist Church by Rev. H. H. Parks, Rev. Mr. Duncan 
assisting in the services.  After the services a large number of relatives and 
friends accompanied the remains to Oakland cemetery, where they were interred.  
The pallbearers were Judge Wm. Ezzard, Willis Peck, C. W. Hunnicutt, S. B. 
Brewer, J. S. Boyd, A. O. M. Gay, H. C. Leonard and T. A. Grambling.

Mrs. Cozart was born in Putnam county in 1806, and was 73 years of age at the 
time of her death.  She united herself with the church 55 years ago, and has 
been a resident of Atlanta since 1851.

Many are the friends who grieve at her death.  Her head is laid upon a pillow 
of clay.  Her hands that have ministered so untiringly are folded beneath the 
gloomy portal.  But the grave does not keep her;  she lives again--has awakened 
in a pure sphere, is numbered among the angels, and her voice joins in that 
chorus so beautiful, yet so far away that no mortal ear can catch the faintest 
echo of her son. 

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