Pike County  Georgia Obituaries - James Madison Madden 1891

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Pike County, Journal
Zebulon, GA., Friday, October 9, 1891

Death's Sad Claims
Homes Made Sad By Its Invasion

James Madison Madden

Many hearts were made to mourn when it became known on the 29th ult.
that Mr. James Madden of Concord had died. He lived to see the snows
[of] 82 winters, was a popular citizen of this county, and a useful
member of the Baptist church. His funeral was preached by Elder Duke.

(Transcribed 10/19/02 Lynn Cunningham)

Note:
At Concord Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County:
Madden, James M., b. 29 Apr 1809, d. 29 Sept 1891