Jasper County GaArchives Obituaries.....Rosser, Ada July 25, 1897
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Jackson Argus – Week of July 30, 1897
Mrs. Charces Rosser

Mrs. Charces Rosser, a most estimable Christian lady, died at her home in 
Atlanta last Sunday and was brought to Jackson for interment.

Mrs. Rosser was a daughter of Mrs. Goodall and a sister of our townsman, Mr. 
John R. Sams.   She was about forty years of age and leaves a husband and four 
noble children – all boys – to mourn her departure.


The funeral sermon was preached at the Baptist church by Rev. J. M. Bowden to a 
large congregation.  It was a beautiful discourse, so appropriate to the 
occasion, and one which must have given all who heard it a loftier conception 
of life ad its duties.

Mrs. Rosser graduated t the Masonic Female College, Covington, in 1878.  Here 
she met her husband and here they were happily married.  Mr. Rosser moved from 
Covington to Monticello where he was engaged in business for some time, going 
from that place to Atlanta where he accepted a place as traveling salesman for 
A. M. Robinson.   One of the sons, John, is a salesman for the same house, 
while another son, C. B. Rosser, Jr., is a book-keeper for the Beck Gregg 
Hardware co.    The other two boys are in school and are regarded as most 
promising children.

The deceased was a member of Jackson Hill Baptist church and was converted in 
1878 under the preaching of Dr. J. W. Britain.   She has lived a consistent 
Christian since and her life has abounded in noble works, the legitimate fruits 
of Christianity.

The Argus sympathizes with the bereaved relatives

Jackson Argus – Week of July 30, 1897

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Mrs. Ada Rosser, wife of Mr. Charlie Rosser, formerly of this city, and so well 
and favorable known to many of our people here, died at the home of her husband 
in Atlanta, on Sunday night last, July 25th.  She was a noble Christian lady 
beloved by all who knew here.  She was a niece of Messrs. W. B. and E. O. Lee 
and Mrs. R. W. Clark, of this city, and leaves many other relatives and friends 
in this county, who will cherish her pure and spotless memory.  Her remains 
were laid to rest in the family section of the cemetery at Jackson, Ga., on 
Monday
Covington Enterprise.

Jackson Argus – Week of July 30, 1897


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