Newton County GaArchives Obituaries.....John Neal Bradshaw January 1926
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The Covington News, Jan. 12, 1926

John Neal Bradshaw Was Buried Here Tuesday Afternoon
  Friends and relatives here were shocked to hear of the sudden death
of Col. John Neal Bradshaw, at a hospital in Jacksonville, Fla., Sunday
afternoon, for though he had been seriously ill of pneumonia, he was
considered out of danger, and was rapidly recovering when he was taken
suddenly worse and died Sunday afternoon.
  His body was brought here, Tuesday, and after funeral services by Rev.
S. B. Hay, Tuesday afternoon he was buried at West View cemetery. He
was buried with Masonic honors.
  He was a faithful member of the Presbyterian church, at Orlando, where
he had lived since going to Florida as a young man.
  He was a successful real estate man conducting a business in Orlando
and St. Augustine.
  He and his wife spent the recent Christmas holidays with relatives
in Covington, going from here to South Carolina for a visit and on their
return home he was taken sick at St. Augustine and carried to a hopital
in Jacksonville.
  He leaves besides his wife, one sister, Mrs. D. A. Thompson, of this
city, and the following nieces and nephews; Mr. J. O. Bradshaw, Covington;
Mr. Neil Corley, Jacksonville; Mr. Donald Corley, New York; Miss Mary
Bradshaw, and Mrs. Ernest Mansfield, St Petersberg, Fla.; Mrs. Mary
Kelley Sloss, of Woodlawn, Ky.; and Mrs. George Walker, Ft. Worth, Tex.

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