Newton-Spalding County GaArchives Obituaries.....Thomas C. Cowan August 1917
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The Covington News, Aug. 9, 1917
MR. T. C. COWAN YIELDS IN FIGHT WITH DEATH
Excellent and Beloved Covington Citizen Died Wednesday Afternoon. Stricken
with Paralysis Monday.
  Mr. Thomas C. Cowan died at his home in Covington Wednesday afternoon of last
week at one o'clock. He had been stricken on the preceding Monday and little
hope for his recovery _____ _____ .
  Mr. Cowan was 64 years of age. He was a genuine man in the very noblest sense 
of the word. In character upright to even the finest degree, in personality,
his manner possessed a rare charm which made friends of all who made 
acquaintances with him. Christian to the core, he lived the gentle and noble
christian traits in his daily walk, so that men might have their idea of the
Christ, exalted by observing his life.
  Many friends do genuinely mourn him and will miss him from among us.
  The funeral and interment were at Hopewell Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. J. B. Ficklen conducted the services.
  Mr. Cowan is survived by two daughters; Mrs. Fletcher Hill and Miss Eva
Cowan; one sister, Mrs. H. H. Evans, of Starrsville; and two brothers, Mr.
Luke Cowan, of Covington; and Mr. John Cowan of near Griffin.

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