Hall County GaArchives Obituaries.....Suddeth, T.J. 1902
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The Marion County Patriot, April 4, 1902
The Marion County Patriot, No. 14
April 4, 1902
Page One

Died At The Age Of Ninety

T.J. Suddeth Was One Of The Pioneers Of Hall County

Gainesville, Ga., April 1 – T.J. Suddeth is dead at his home in Jefferson, aged 
90 years.  He was born and reared in Hall County and moved to Jackson County 14 
years ago.

He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. George W. Faulkner, of Bellton and Mrs. 
J.A. Suddeth, of Jefferson.  He leaves 30 great-grandchildren and 12 great-
great grandchildren.

Mr. Suddeth had the distinction of being the first man to suggest Governor 
Allen D. Candler for any political office.  This was prior to 1877, when he 
suggested Colonel Candler for representative in the legislature from Hall 
County, and the latter made the race and was elected.  Mr. Suddeth was also the 
first man to suggest Colonel Candler for governor of Georgia and urged him to 
enter the race for the nomination.  He thought a great deal of the present 
governor and rejoiced at his success in political life.



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