Mitchell County  Georgia Obituaries Josephine Seigler Daniels 1927

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Obituary of Josephine Seigler Daniels 
as written in "The Camilla Enterprise" dated 22 Jul 1927.  


It was sad news to many friends and relatives in the county to know that Mrs. J. 
W. Daniels had passed away on Friday, 15 Jul 1927, at 3:30 PM at the home of her niece, 
Mrs. B. J. Marshall, after a three day illness.  Mrs. Daniels was here visiting her sister, 
Mrs. J. C. Cooper at the home of Mrs. Marshall, and on Tuesday morning at 4:00 AM she 
was suddenly and severely stricken with paralysis.  She never rallied but continued to 
grow worse until the end.  Funeral services were held Saturday, 16 Jul 1927, afternoon at 
Mt. Zion church, conducted by Rev W. T. Halstead and Rev H. N. Burnett, in the 
presence of a large company of friends and relatives of the deceased.  Beautiful hymns of 
the church were sung by the choir of Camilla Baptist church.  Interment was in the 
cemetery beside the church.  Mrs. Daniels had lived practically her entire life in this 
county.  She was Miss Josephine Seigler before her marriage to J. W. Daniels, which 
lasted more than a half century before his death about seven years ago.  Mrs. Daniels was 
seventy nine years of age before her life came to a close.  She was a woman strong in the 
Christian faith and had been a loyal and faithful member of the Baptist church since the 
early years of her life.  She had spent the recent years of her life with her niece, Mrs. A. 
G. Ott, in Doerun.  Surviving Mrs. Daniels is her sister, Mrs. J. C. Cooper, of this city, 
Mrs. B. J. Marshall is a niece of the deceased, and Mr. J. R. Adams is a nephew.  There 
are many other nieces and nephews in this section of the state and numbers of friends, 
who are saddened by her passing from her earthly home to the reward of the hereafter.  
Among the relatives from a distance attending the funeral here were: Mr. and Mrs. A. G. 
Ott of Doerun; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Williams of Dunellon, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Smith of 
Cross City, Fla.; Miss Etalew Seigler and Mr. Jim Seigler of Meigs, and Mr. John Seigler 
of Ochlocknee.