Newton County GaArchives Obituaries.....Perry, Miss Trudie June 1899
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The Georgia Enterprise, June 23, 1899
A VERY SAD DEATH
Miss Trudie Perry, one of Our Noble Young Ladies, is Dead
     A death that will touch all who knew her, was the death of Miss Trudie 
Perry at her home on Floyd Street, at 4:40 o’clock, on Wednesday afternoon.
     She had been sick but a short while, but from the beginning there was some 
apprehension on the part of those who were acquainted with her condition, that 
it was a death struggle.
     She was one of the most popular and brightest young ladies in Covington, 
and her friends were numbered by the score. To know her was but to love her.
     It is indeed sad for one so young and bright as Miss Trudie just entering 
womanhood, to sever her connection with those that love her, to take up her 
abode beyond this vale of tears.
     She was born on the 22nd day of August 1879, and graduated in 1897 in a 
large class. She has been sick but fourteen days.
     Dr. W. D. Travis the attending physician has watched her continuously from 
the beginning  of her illness both day and night.
     Miss Trudie was popular with both old and young, and everybody seemed to 
think that she was their high appreciation of her, and the loss which they have 
incurred, sent to Atlanta and had a beautiful floral design sent down which was 
put upon her coffin.


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