Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Daniel, Matilda March 28, 1934
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Danielsville Monitor    11 May 1934
In Memory of Mrs. Matilda Daniel


   The death angel came to a good woman on March 28th, 1934 and carried a 
sould to its eternal resting place.  Mrs. Matilda (W.E.) Daniel who at the 
time of her death was living with her daughter, Mrs. Earl Johnson, of 
Kannapolis, N. C.  She had made her home there for some years, but previous to 
that once had lived in the county and near where she was born, that of Madison.
   She was born April 11th, 1859 and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell 
Carithers, one of the oldest families in the county.  All the family 
connection are among the best people of this section and bear the respect of 
al who know them.  She was married to William R. Daniel who preceded her in 
death May 15, 1923.  Born to them were the following children who are now 
living:  Buford T., Toombs R., J. Carlton, W. Roy, Mrs. J. C. Porterfield; 
Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mrs. J. W. Stephens, Mrs. Ausbon Langford, and one son, 
Everett, who died some years ago.  Also one brother, George M. Carithers.  
Sister Daniel was always kind, affectionate, loving, and always attentive to 
her Christian duties and the duties of her church.  She united with Cedar 
Grove Baptist church several years ago, later moving her membership to Meadow 
church was organized on July 25th, 1912.  No one has ever heard a word of 
criticism of her life and character; she loved her family and was a true wife, 
loving mother and friendly neighbor.  We feel that her place can not be 
filled.  The funeral was conducted from Meadow Church on March 30th by Rev. W. 
B. Hancock and her son-in-law, the Rev. J. W. Stephens, with interment in the 
Carithers family cemetery...
    Thereofore, Be It Resolved
     1st.  That we as Church bow in humble submission to the will of God, and 
realize that our loss is Heaven's gain.
    2nd.  that we sympathize with the entire family and family connections and 
pray God's blessings so them during this trying hour of bereavement and point 
them to the one who has power to give and take away, for consolation.
    3rd.  That these words be of recond on our church minutes and a copy sent 
the Comer News for publication.
                      Respectfully submitted,
                          W. D. Meadow,
                          J. A. Epps,
                          Mrs. George Nelms

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