Monroe-Lamar County GaArchives Obituaries.....Means, Naomi Frances Welch August 26, 1915
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Macon Telegraph, 31 August 1915 and 6 September 1915
Macon Telegraph, 31 August 1915
MRS. F. M. MEANS.
     JULIETTE, Sept. 5 - Mrs. F. M. Means, an old and highly respected woman, 
died recently at the home of relatives in Culloden, death being very sudden 
and unexpected.  The deceased was a member of Fredonia church, from which the 
funeral services were conducted Friday morning by Rev. S. E. Winn, of 
Culloden, and Rev. Homer Bush, of Barnesville.  She is survived by her 
husband, one son, W. V. Means, of Culloden, and five daughters, Mrs. L. H. 
Leonard, of Macon; Mrs. W. O. McBrayer, of Lilly; Mrs. H. H. Smallwood, of 
Attapulgus, and Misses Ola and Frankie Means.

Macon Telegraph, 6 September 1915
MRS. F. M. MEANS
     CULLODEN, Aug. 30 - Mrs. F. M. Means died after a short illness while on 
a visit to her son, W. V. Means, of Culloden, Saturday.  Funeral services 
yesterday were conducted by Rev. Homer Bush, of Barnesville, and S. E. Winn, 
of Culloden.
     She is survived by her husband, one son, W. V. Means, of Culloden, and 
five daughters, Mrs. L. H. Leonard, of Macon; Mrs. W. O. McBrayer, of Lilly; 
Mrs. H. H. Smallwood, of Attapulgus, and Misses Ola and Frances Means.

Additional Comments:
Naomi Frances Welch m. Francis Marion Means on 20 July 1873 in Henry Co., GA.  
They are buried at the Fredonia Church Cemetery near Barnesville.

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