Lamar-Monroe-Pike County GaArchives Obituaries.....Elliott, Jane Means March 14, 1915
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Barnesville News-Gazette, Thursday, 18 March 1915, page 1
An Aged Woman Dies
     Mrs. Jane Elliott, one of the oldest and most beloved women of 
Barnesville, died Sunday at the home of her son, Mr. M. M. Elliott, on Brown 
Avenue.  She was in her eighty-sixth year, an age to which very few people are 
permitted to live.
     The funeral service was held at the home on Brown Avenue Tuesday, and was 
conducted by Rev. R. M. Dixon, her pastor, after which the body was taken to 
Fredonia church for burial.
     Mrs. Elliott was a noble christian woman and for many years had been a 
faithful and devoted member of the Methodist church.  She was universally 
loved among the people who knew her.  Truly a good woman has entered into that 
rest promised to the people of God.
     Mrs. Elliott is survived by one son, Mr. M. M. Elliott, and other 
relatives to whom the sympathy of the people of the community is extended in 
their present sorrow.

Additional Comments:
Jane Means Elliott was the daughter of James Means and Mary Ann (McKenzie) 
Means.  She married Stephen Elliott.

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