Pike County  Georgia Obituaries - Dr. H. Perdue 1896
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The Pike County Journal.
Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, Jan. 17, 1896

Dr. H. Perdue died at his home in Barnesville this week. He had been in
declining health for a year or more. There has been some difference of
opinion as to the doctor's disease, it is said by some that he had
consumption, while others said his trouble was cancer of the stomach.
Dr. Perdue commenced the practice of medicine at The Rock in Upson
county in 1870 and afterwards moved to Barnesville, this county, where
he has been long recognized as one of the leading physicians in this
section of the state. Dr. Perdue was a member of the Baptist church, a
prominent and active member of the State Medical association, and a
citizen true and upright.

(Transcribed 11/17/02 Lynn Cunningham)

Note:
At Greenwood Cemetery, Lamar (formerly Pike) County:
Perdue, Hiram, b. 20 Oct 1834, d. 14 Jan 1896
Perdue, Helen M., b. 10 Sept 1843, d. 7 Dec 1904