Pike-Lamar County GaArchives Obituaries.....Darden, Edward Burch January 19 1919
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The Barnesville News-Gazette, January 23, 1919
The Barnesville News-Gazette
January 23, 1919

Mr. Darden Dies Suddenly Sunday Morning

Mr. E.B. Darden, one of the pioneer citizens of Milner, and a man widely known 
throughout this section died suddenly Sunday morning. He had been ill, but his 
death was sudden and unexpected. He was 80 years old and was a gallant 
Confederate soldier, whose death will be mourned by many friends.

The body was brought to Barnesville for burial Tuesday, a short service being 
held at the grave, conducted by Rev. Norman W. Cox.

He is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. S. Rumble of Barnesville, 
and Mrs. A.C. Van Epps, of Atlanta. Deep sympathy is extended all the surviving 
relatives.

[Transcribed 11/13/04 Lynn Cunningham]

Additional information:
At Greenwood Cemetery, Lamar County, Georgia:
Edward Burch Darden, b. 21 May 1839, d. 19 Jan 1919
Mary Frances Shields Darden, b. 21 July 1848, d. 10 May 1940


Additional Comments:
From copy obtained at Old Jail Museum and Archives, Barnesville, Georgia. 
Compiled by Shanna English.


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