William "Will" Deadwyler Black

The Danielsville Monitor
Vol. XIX, No. 17
May 25, 1900, p. 3
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Submitted by Michael M. Black
mmblack@valdosta.edu                  
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We regret to know that William Black, an old and respected 
citizen of Hix, this county, has had the misfortune to lose 
his mind.  Judge Boggs went up Monday to try him for insanity, 
but his wife did not want him carried to the asylum and will 
take care of him herself.  Besides, the physicians did not 
think, on account of his weak condition, that it would be safe 
to carry him.  He was a good citizen, and we regret to learn 
of his mental condition.