Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Daniel, Matild Abella Carithers (CORRECTED) 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 Mar 28, 1934 and carried a soul 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, North 
Carolina. She had made her daughter, Mrs. Earl Johnson, of Kannapolis, N. C. 
She had made her home thee for some years, but previous to that once had lived 
in the county and near where she was born, that of Madison County. She was 
born April 11, 1859 and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carithers, 
one of the oldest families in the county. 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 Baptist church which was organized on July 25, 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 
cannot be filled. The funeral was conducted from Meadow Baptist Church on 
March 30, by Rev. W. B. Hancock and her son-in-law, the Rev. J. W. Stephens, 
with interment in the Carithers Family Cemetery.    Therefore, Be it resolved: 
1st: That we as church bow in humble submission to the will of God, and 
realize that our loss is heavens 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 recorded 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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Originally submitted in June 2007, but with the incorrect text for George 
David.  My sincerest apologies.  Slow computer/fast connection and vice versa 
has caused this problem more than once.  Please contact me if you find this 
type of error for your relatives/search subjects.  I will resubmit with the 
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