Newton County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hardeman, Robert Ulla Jamison  December 2, 1896
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The Atlanta Constitution 6 Dec 1896
The Late Robert Hardeman 

Albany Herald: Yesterday's Constitution brings us all the particulars of the 
illness and death of this good man, and there is a sermon in the pen picture 
given of the deathbed scenes-the passing away of a man who wasn't afraid to 
die-conscious and in possession of his mental faculties to the last.  We can 
only make room for the beautiful picture itself, without further comment.  But 
really, it needs none. 

Jonesboro Enterprise: He was a leader of democracy and his wisdom, fidelity 
and seal made him invaluable in political campaigns.  Gallant and 
generous "Uncle Bob" had a warm place in the hearts of his fellow citizens and 
his memory will be honored long and tenderly by them. 

Dalton Argus: The death of Colonel R. U. Hardeman, Georgia's beloved "Uncle 
Bob," is a serious loss to the state and to everybody in the state-for he knew 
and loved everybody in the state and everybody knew and loved him.  He was one 
of nature's noblemen, with few peers. 

Lawrenceville News:  No man had more personal friends than "Uncle Bob" 
Hardeman and news of his death will be received with inexpressible sorrow all 
over the state. 

Newnan Herald:  He was  a fine old gentleman, a faithful and capable public 
servant and a loyal friend. 

Pike County Journal:  He was one of the most influential men in the state. 

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