Pike County  Georgia Obituaries - Bush Memoriam 1882
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The Barnesville Gazette.
Barnesville, Georgia, Thursday, November 9, 1882

In Memoriam

Sister E.M. Bush, wife of G.H. Bush, of Monroe county, Georgia was born
June 9th 1847, married 12th July 1862, died 12th January 1873, after an
illness of nearly four months duration; leaving a husband and six little
children, and a large circle of relatives and friends sorely betrayed.

Sister Priscialla A. Bush whose maiden name was Moye, was born April
7th, 1850, joined the C.M. Church at Fredonia in 1868, was married to
Bro. Green H. Bush in 1873, and died in the full triumphs of the
Christian faith September 1st 1882. (Note: On July 9th, 1882, Priscialla
had twins.)

Marvin Bush, daughter of Bro. G.H. Bush was born Dec. 12, 1870, and died
September 20th, 1882

On the same evening and nearly at the same time, little Vally one of the
little twin infants who lay in the arms of its mother just nineteen days
before as she shouted triumphantly crossing the Jordan of death, was
also called home, with her sister Marvin to meet their mother in glory.
Little Vally was born July 9th 1882.

(Transcribed 11/29/02 Lynn Cunningham)