Marion County GaArchives Obituaries.....Singleton, Anna Lumpkin July 1901
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The Marion County Patriot, July 26, 1901
The Marion County Patriot, No. 29
July 26, 1901
Page Three

Mrs. Singleton Dead

Mrs. Anna Singleton, wife of Mr. W.C. Singleton, died Monday morning at half 
past 8 o’clock, after an illness of several weeks with fever.  She sat up in 
bed a short while before her death and took nourishment and remarked that she 
felt better than she had felt in two weeks, and a very short time after this 
she peacefully passed away.  While she had had fever for some time the fever 
had left her and the immediate cause of her death was heart failure.

Mrs. Singleton was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Lumpkin and she had many 
relatives in the northern part of the county.  She leaves a husband and seven 
children to mourn her untimely death.  She was united with the Methodist church 
in her girlhood and had lived the life of a consistent Christian.  She was 
thirty-three years of age.

The funeral services were conducted in a beautiful and impressive manner by 
Rev. Geo. G.N. MacDonnell, of Columbus, at the Methodist church at 11 o’clock 
Tuesday morning; and a large number of relatives and friends were there to pay 
the last sad rites to the deceased.

In the loss of wife and mother Mr. Singleton and children have the sympathy of 
our people.



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