Pike County  Georgia Obituaries - Mrs. Martha Reeves Green 1931
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The Pike County Journal
Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, Friday, March 20, 1931

Mrs. M. R. Green 
Died Wednesday 
Night At Home

Mrs. Green Is a Pioneer Citizen Of 
Zebulon.  Funeral Services Held 
Friday Afternoon.

  Mrs. Martha Reeves Greene, age 83, died at the home of her son, Mr. H. L. 
Green, h(e)re, Wednesday night, after a short illness.  Mrs. Green who was 
one of Zebulon's oldest and best loved residents was the daughter of Sidney 
K. Reeves, a pioneer citizen.  Her husband, the late Dr. L. J. Green, was 
among the first to volunteer for the Confederate cause from Pike county and 
after the war was a leading practicing physician in this section for many 
years.
  Funeral services for Mrs. Green were held from the family residence Friday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Re. G. H. Bailey, of the Methodist 
church and Rev. E. B. Brooks of the Baptist church.  Burial took place in 
East View Cemetery.
  Surviving her are four sons, H. L. Green, with whom she made her home at 
Zebulon; L. J. Green, of Dunwoody, Ga.; S. R. Green and R. K. Green of 
Atlanta and a sister, Mrs. E.F. Dupree, of Zebulon.

(Transcribed 11/19/02 Dawn M Hill)