Georgia:  Morgan County:  Obituary of Emma West Walker
17 August 1900

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THE WEEKLY MADISONIAN
Madison, Georgia, August 17, 1900
DEATH OF MRS. WALKER
She Died Friday Evening at her Home Near Town

On Friday evening last about 7:00 o'clock occured the death of Mrs. 
Walker, wife of Dr. T. J. Walker. Though she had been an invalid for many 
years her death was wholly unexpected, and the news of it was received 
with much regret by the relatives and friends of the deceased and her
family.

The funeral services occured from her late home Sunday morning at 10 
o'clock conducted by her pastor, Dr. W. F. Quillian. The remains were 
interred in the family burial ground near by.

Miss Emma West was born in the house where she died on August 20, 1845. 
On March 28, 1872, she was married to Dr. T. J. Walker. The issue was six 
children who, with the husband,. Survive her. In early life she united 
with the Methodist Church and was ever a consistent member.  She was a 
sweet tempered, open-hearted woman. She was of the true southern type- 
hospitable, charitable and lovable.

To those bereaved are extended our sympathy.

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