Newton-Wilkes County GaArchives Obituaries.....Robinson, Mrs. Mamie  (Beal) April 7 1898
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Georgia Enterprise, April 14, 1898
DEATH OF MRS ROBINSON
  Mrs. Mamie Beal Robinson, wife of Mr. C. C. Robinson, died in this city on the
night of April 7. She was taken violently ill early that morning and physicians
from Covington, Social Circle and Atlanta were called to her side, and did all
that medical skill could suggest to relieve her suffering and save her life, but
at 8:30 she breathed her last, surrounded by a loving husband, several relatives
and many dear friends.
  Mrs. Robinson was one of the best and most useful ladies in this city. She was
always first and foremost in every good and noble work. She was a loyal member
of the Methodist Church and her mission on earth seemed to be to do good and 
make those around her happy. Wherever known she was admired and dearly beloved.
She was in the bloom of perfect womanhood, being about 28 years old, and 
possessed a happy and cheerful disposition.
  Her death was caused from some kind of kidney trouble, and her illness was of 
short duration, as she was in fair health and fine spirits the day before she
died. On the morning of the 7th she was seized with violent pains in her head,
and soon became unconcious.
  The funeral services came off at the residence on Saturday, at 2 p. m. and 
was conducted by Rev. ?. A. Timmerman and Rev. Dr. Morgan Callaway.
  The body of Mrs. Robinson was carried to Washington, Ga., the home of her
girlhood, where it was laid to rest, with her little baby boy, on Sunday 
afternoon.
  A number of loved ones from here and elsewhere accompanied the remains and 
attended the burial services.
  Her only sister, Miss Mattie Beal, who has been completing her education in 
art and music in New York City, was notified of Mrs. Robinson's serious 
condition and reached here in time to attend the burial. The tenderest sympathy 
of all our people go out to Mr. Robinson in the time of his deep grief and 
sorrow over the death of his beautiful and accomplished wife, who was more than 
all the world to him.

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