Grady County GaArchives Obituaries.....Ulmer, Anna Lee Hudson November 3, 1919
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Cairo Messenger, November 7, 1919

In Memory of Mrs. Clayton Ulmer

It is with a cloud of sadness that we try to comply with the request of our 
dear brother deacon, Clayton Ulmer, in penning a few words in the memory of his 
dear companion who was born December 28th, 1873. 

She was the daughter of J. H. and Eudoxy Hudson and was married to Clayton 
Ulmer on March 18, 1894, and to this union was born ten children; six girls and 
four boys, all of who are living.

Sister Ulmer, whose religious persuasion was of the Primitive Baptist, or 
Baptist of the Primitive faith and order rejoicing in and being contact with 
the glorious doctrine of God, our Saviour, according to the scriptures of 
divine inspiration, having been for some years a faithful member and deaconess 
of the church at Tired Creek, having been received and baptized into the 
fellowship of this church by Elder Wm. Hollingsworth, whereby a Godly work she 
manifested to all that the grace of God by which she was saved, taught her to 
deny that which was not Godly and the lust of this world and to live soberly, 
righteously and Godly in this present world.

She was of a kind, loving disposition which she manifested to all in her 
community when in a needy or distressful condition. She was a faithful wife and 
companion to her husband, ready at all times to share in his sorrows as well as 
his joys, devoted and loving mother, and a friend to all.

After a short illness, she departed this life November 3rd, 1919, and to us it 
may seem hard to give her up, but God seen fit to call her home from the cares 
of this life, and we should all bow in humble submission to Him for we have the 
sweet assurance that she died in the Lord whom, it is said, "Blessed are the 
dead which die in the Lord."

Then to the father, mother, husband, children and all who so keenly feel the 
deep stroke of Providence, we would say: "Weep not as those who have no hope, 
for it, we believe, that Christ died and was buried and arose again from the 
dead, them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with Him."

Then we pray that God through the comforting influence of the Holy Spirit will 
give the sweet peace of reconciliation and make us all to feel that death is 
only the gateway to never ending joy and bliss, to all the blood washed throng.

May God's blessings rest upon all those precious girls and may they live to 
emulate the life of such a noble mother. 

Submitted in love to you all, 
J. J. Turnipseed







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