Pike-Lamar County GaArchives Obituaries.....Duncan, J.T. April 28 1920
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The Barnesville News-Gazette, April 29, 1920
Mr. J.T. Duncan Dies

Mr. J.T. Duncan, a Confederate veteran and a man well known throughout middle 
Georgia, died Tuesday night at the home of his son, Mr. G.L. Duncan, on Central 
avenue. His death was unexpected and occurred some time during the early 
morning hours. He occasionally had spells with his heart and to this his death 
was evidently due.

Mr. Duncan was 72 years old and was a member of the Methodist church. He has 
traveled all over middle Georgia repairing stoves. For several years he had 
been making his home in Forsyth.

The funeral will take place today, Thursday, from the home of his son, on 
Central Avenue, and will be conducted by Rev. J.M. Martin, after which the body 
will be buried in Zebulon street cemetery.

Mr. Duncan is survived by his wife and two sons, Messrs. G.L. Duncan of 
Barnesville, and W.E. Duncan of Forsyth, to whom the sympathy of the people is 
extended in their sorrow.

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

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