Monroe-Bibb County GaArchives Obituaries.....Maynard, Martha Elizabeth May 1939
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Monroe Advertiser, May 18, 1939
Mrs. I. S. Maynard passes in Macon (Monroe Advertiser, May 18, 1939)(File 
submitted by Jane Newton, Transcribed by E. Robertson)
    The following account of the death and funeral of Mrs. Martha Elizabeth 
Maynard, popular former citizen of Monroe county, is taken from the Wednesday 
edition of the Macon Evening News:
    The funeral of Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Maynard, widow of I. S. Maynard, will 
be held from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. J. Taylor at Rivoli at 
11 o'clock Thursday morning.
    Burial will take place in Forsyth cemetery at 11 a.m.
    Pallbearers will be W. H. Davis, Dr. H. C. Shirley, Carl S. Oliver, J. W. 
J. Taylor, Harris Wright and Quinton Dent.
    Mrs. Maynard died lat yesterday after an illness of three months.
    She was born in Culloden, the daughter of William H. Castlen and Mrs. Mary 
Ann Woodard Castlen.  Since the death of her husband she had resided here.
    Mrs. Maynard was a member of Mulberry Street Methodist church.
    Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Carl Oliver of Macon, 
Mrs. H. C. Shirley, Charlotte; Mrs. W. H. Davis, Atlanta; two sons. W. Gordon 
Maynard, Cordele, I. S. Maynard, Jacksonville, five grandchildren; Miss Martha 
E. Taylor, Mrs. Quinton Dent, Mrs. Harris Wright, Carl Oliver, Jr., and Billie 
Oliver, all of Macon.    

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