Glynn County GaArchives Obituaries.....Williams, C. Clay October 24, 1881
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Advertiser & Appeal; Saturday 29 October 1881; pg. 3 col. 4

DEATH OF CAPT. CLAY WILLIAMS

It matters little when the summons comes—in youth or middle age or even in old 
age, it brings with it sadness and sorrow.  Such were our thoughts last Monday 
when we followed the remains of our townsman, Captain Clay Williams, to his 
last resting place.  Cut down while yet in the prime of life, he leaves many 
to mourn his loss, among them the wife of his bosom, six children, an aged 
father, a brother, four sisters and a host of friends.  He was buried from the 
Presbyterian church, and escorted to the cemetery by a large concourse of 
people, conspicuous among whom were his old comrades in arms, the Brunswick 
Riflemen, who acted as pall bearers.


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