Pike County GaArchives Obituaries.....Dominick, General David April 1, 1931
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The Pike County Journal, Friday, April 3, 1931

G.D. Dominick Died Wednesday Night From Pneumonia
Pike County Representative Succumbed To An Attack of Pneumonia Wednesday 
Night. Funeral Friday Afternoon At 2:30.

Hon. General David Dominick, age 69 years, representative of Pike county, in 
the General Assembly since 1927 died at his home here Wednesday night about 10 
o'clock following an illness of some two weeks from pneumonia following an 
attack of the flu. Funeral services for Mr. Dominick will be held from the 
family residence Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with interment following in 
the Baptist cemetery here.

Mr. Dominick contracted his last illness during the extra-ordinary session of 
the General Assembly being unable to respond to the roll call on Monday 
preceding the adjournment the following Thursday.

Mr. Dominick is a native of Pike county having been born and reared near 
Molena, and where he still has considerable farming interests.

He first began practicing law at Woodbury, later, moving to Zebulon where he 
has been an active attorney since first coming here.

Mr. Dominick is one of the county’s large land owners, owning considerable 
farm property in this and Lamar counties beside quite a bit of valuable city 
property here and in neighboring towns.

He was a member of the Zebulon Baptist church and the Masons.

Mr. Dominick was first married to Miss Minnie Hooten on December 22, 1886. To 
this union three children were born, two of which survive. Mrs. Dominick died 
in June, 1896.

On December 27, 1905 Mr. Dominick and Miss Genevive Mitchell were married. She 
having died in June, 1917.

Mr. Dominick's third wife, who survives him, was Miss Florence Young, of 
Atlanta, they having been married about four years at the time of his death.

Mr. Dominick, while more of the conservative type, was quite active in civic 
affairs during his earlier days and built on permanent basis where he believed 
the greatest benefits to his county could be accomplished.

At the time of his death his farming interests were large and the greater 
portion of his time was devoted to personal supervision of these interests.

Besides his wife, Mrs. Florence Young Dominick, he is survived by two 
daughters, Mrs. R.C. Johnson, Zebulon, and Mrs. G.G. Dobler, Baltimore, Md.; 
one sister, Mrs. Lilla David, Calhoun, Ga., all of whom were at his bedside at 
the time of his death.


Additional Comments:
General David Dominick, b. 10 March 1862, d. 1 Apr 1931. His parents were John 
Thomas Dominick and his wife Amanda Alford Dominick.

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