Pickens-Forsyth County GaArchives Obituaries.....Simmons, Adeline E. Allen December 26, 1895
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Atlanta Constitution, 27 December 1895
The Death Roll.

Mrs. A. E. Simmons.
Jasper, Ga., December 26-
This morning at 3 o'clock the spirit of one of the best women of the country 
took its flight.  Mrs. A. E. Simmons died after an illness of four months, 
which was very painful.  She was the wife of Hon. William H. Simmons, who died 
three years ago.  She was seventy-five years of age and spent an active life.  
She was endowed with the most remarkable power to retain everything that was 
useful which she read, and was, no doubt, the best posted in regard to matters 
in north Georgia.  She was a member of the Methodist church for sixty years and 
had been married fifty-one years.  She leaves six children: T. G. Simmons, of 
Ellijay; M. M. Simmons, of Jasper; W. A. Simmons, minister, of Lavonia; J. F 
Simmons, United States commissioner, of Jasper, and B. H. Simmons, merchant at 
Ellijay, and Mrs. O. F. Lenning.

Additional Comments:
William H. Simmons and Adeline E. Allen were married 26 December 1844 in 
Forsyth county, Ga.

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