Fulton-Muscogee County GaArchives Obituaries.....Rucker, Richard Z. February 29 1896
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The Butler Herald, March 3, 1896
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 3, 1896
Page Three

The Death Roll

Rucker

Mr. Richard Z. Rucker died at his home in Atlanta on the morning of Saturday 
Feb. 29th of Bright’s disease of the kidneys.  Mr. Rucker was the last 
surviving son of the late Judge Richard B. Rucker, who was one of the pioneers 
of this section.  Mr. Rucker was a gallant Confederate solider, a member of the 
City Light Guards of Columbus, of the well known 1st Georgia Battalion 
commanded by Col. Thomas Hardeman.  He leaves a widow and several children and 
four sisters, who with other relatives and many friends, lament his death.  Mr. 
Rucker was a brother of Mrs. Henry H. Caldwell of this place.

Rucker

In  connection with the above we have been informed of the death of Ambrose B. 
Rucker, usually called “Pony” Rucker, who was the youngest child of Judge 
Richard B. Rucker.  Mr. Rucker died 21st of November last, which was also his 
44th birthday, at his home in the West.



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