Georgia:  Morgan County:  Obituary of Miss Ethel Mallory
About 1905-1908

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PASSING AWAY OF MISS ETHEL MALLORY
(Daughter of Augustus Mallory and Susan "Sudie" Turnell Mallory---estimated 
death around 1905-1908 and most likely published in the Madisonian newpaper.)

On Monday night last about eight o'clock at the home of her mother on South 
Main Street occurred the death of Miss Ethel Mallory. She had been sick a 
long while, and her death was not unexpected. Death came as a relief to her 
sufferings.

The funeral services were held from the late home Wednesday morning, 
conducted by Rev. H. B. Mays of the Methodist Church. The choir rendered 
several favorite hymns-"Beautiful Isle," "My Fathers Knows." and "Saved by 
Grace," and the service was a very beautiful one. There were many beautiful 
floral offerings from loving friends. The pall bearers were Messrs. W. E. 
Shepherd, Frank Austin, P.W. Reid, and W. C. Thompson. The remains were 
carried to Mallory Chapel and interred in the family burial lot. Rev. Roark 
conducting the services at the grave.

The deceased was 36 years of age and was the daughter of the late A. H. 
Mallory and Mrs. Sudie Mallory, who survives her. She was born and reared at 
the old home near Mallory Chapel, moving to Madison with her mother several 
years ago. Besides her mother she is survived by a sister, Miss Joe Lee 
Mallory, and two brothers, Messrs, Pierce and Sansom Mallory, all of this 
city, besides a large number of relatives and friends.

Miss Ethel was an exceedingly kind, gentle and lovable young woman, and the 
Madisonian sympathizes with those who mourn because of her death.