Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Davis, Nora Blackwell November 24, 1929
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Danielsville Monitor, 29 Nov 1929
Mrs. W. M. Davis Dead

   On last Saturday at an Athens hospital occurred the death of Mrs. W. M. 
Davis, who for fifteen years had made her home in Danielsville, Mr. Davis 
having occupied the Sheriff's office for a long period.  For the last six 
months they have made their home in Watkinsville where she was stricken, going 
to the hospital a short while ago, though the malady proved fatal in spite of 
best efforts to save her.
   Mrs. Davis was a member of the Baptist Church and had a large acquaintance 
in Madison county where she had a number of friends, besides having wide 
family connections.
   She is survived by the husband, W. M. Davis, three sons, Horace, Ed and 
Jimmy Davis; one daughter, Miss Johnnie Mell Davis, all of Watkinsville; three 
brothers:  Messers Styles and Burney Blackwell of Bishop and Arthur Blackwell, 
of Perry, Ga, ; four sisters: Mesdames W. A. Holcomb, of Colbert, S. M. Davis, 
Danielsville, P. N. Miller, Kannapolis, N. C., Thomas Turnbull, Bishop, Ga., 
besides a number of other near relatives.
   The funeral was held in the Presbyterian church here sunday afternoon, the 
service being conducted by her former pastor, Rev. W. M. Coile, of 
Winterville, the interment being at Danielsville. 

Additional Comments:
Given and maiden names, as well as DOD, obtained from tombstone.

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