Fulton County GaArchives Obituaries.....Mitchell, Samuel Dalton November 24, 1919
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The Atlanta Constitution 25 & 26 Nov 1919
25 Nov 1919 The Atlanta Constitution 
Mitchell-Relatives and friends of Captain Samuel Dalton Mitchell, Misses 
Kathleen and Annie Maude Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Stauffacher, of College 
Park; Mr. and Mrs. Logan Bleckley, Mrs. Willard Nutting are invted to attend 
the funeral of Captain Samuel Dalton Mitchell today (Tuesday), November 25, 
1919, at 3 pm from the residence, 414 Piedmont avenue. Dr. R. O. Flinn and Dr. 
T P Cleveland officiating.  Camp No. 159, UCV and Fulton county board of 
commissioners are requested to act as honorary escort, and the Atlanta 
chapter, UDC, are asked to attend in body.  The following gentlemen will serve 
as pallbearers and please meet at the residence: Dr. J B Baird, Sr., A J 
Shropshire, W H Gibbons, R A Hemphill, John W Lindsey, Frank Eaves, A B 
Reaves.  Interment at West View. Barclay & Brandon Co., morticians. 

26 Nov 1919 The Atlanta Constitution 
Funeral Services of Capt. Mitchell

The funeral services of Captain Samuel Dalton Mitchell, who died Monday 
morning at the home, 414 Piedmont avenue, were held Tuesday afternoon. 

Rev. Richard Orme Flynn, pastor of the North Avenue Presbyterian church, and 
the Rev. Thomas P. Cleveland conducted the services.  Interment was in West 
View cemetery. 

At the time of his death Captain Mitchell was the color bearer for the Atlanta 
chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and members of thsi chapter 
were in attendance at the funeral in a body to pay their last respects to 
their departed comrade and friend. 

Captain Mitchell was a former commander of Camp 159, United Confederate 
Veterans.  Veterans and county commissioners acted as an honorary escort. 

The following were pallbearers: Dr. J B Baird, Sr., A J Shropshire, W H 
Gibbons, R A Hemphill, John W Lindsay, Frank Eaves and A B Reaves.  The 
funeral arrangements were in charge of Barclay & Brandon.

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