Harris County GaArchives Obituaries.....Kyle Harris August 3 1904
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The Talbotton New Era, September 22, 1904

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, September 22, 1904
Page Six

In Memoriam

The passing away from Earth to Heaven of Mr. Kyle Harris was a sad separation 
of wife, mother, sister and brother, but a happy reunion to a fairer land, of 
loved ones gone before.

Kyle as he was familiarly known to all, was born on Nov. 10th, 1878, was 
converted and united with Shiloh Baptist Church in 1896, and died in Birmingham 
of Typhoid fever on the 3rd of last August.  Having lived the life of a 
Christian, death had no terrors, and when spoken to on the subject, replied: “I 
am ready and not afraid to die.”  A comforting thought to the bereaved ones, 
that though cut off in young manhood and while life held so much to live for he 
could fearlessly meet death, for having made his peace with God, it was a happy 
exchange from a fever tossed bed to mansions n the skies, where there shall be 
no more death, neither sorrow or crying, neither shall there be anymore pain.

Kyle was an obedient son, was of lovable disposition and grew up winning the 
love and esteem of all who knew him.  On Dec. 13th, 1900, he was most happily 
married to Miss Adele King, to whom he was a devoted husband.  Removing to 
Birmingham soon after their marriage, he identified himself with the good 
people there as a man of integrity and Christian character.

Thus has Earth been made better by the life of this good man, who is not dead, 
but sleepeth until the resurrection morn.

A Friend

 




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