Pike County GaArchives Obituaries.....Addie Huckaby  November 18 1953
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Griffin Daily News, November 19, 1953

Rites Held Today
For Miss Huckaby

Miss Addie Huckaby, 92, died at 
her home in Concord last night.  She 
was a life long resident of Pike County, 
daughter of the late Edward N. Huckaby 
and he late Mrs. Lucy W. Huckaby.
Miss Huckaby was a member of 
the Hollonville Methodist Church 
where she serves as organist for 
many years. 
Funeral services were held this 
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Hollonville 
Methodist Church with the Rev. Lloyd 
Knox and the Rev. W. B. Hughes 
officiating.  Burial will be in Hollonville 
cemetery.
She is survived by several nieces and 
nephews and she had been making her 
home with Miss Mary Ella Ballard in 
Concord.
Haisten Funeral Home of Griffin was 
in charge of arrangements.

Additional Comments:
She was listed as Jesse A. or Jossee A. Huckaby on some census records.

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More Additional Comments added by Lynn Cunningham:

As a follow-up. Jesse Addie Huckaby's sister was Emily Kate. Emily Kate was
married to William Barnes Ballard, Jr. He was the son of William Barnes
Ballard, Sr. and Martha J. Unity Patton. Miss Mary Ella Ballard, with whom
Addie was living, was Emily Kate's daughter.

Just another note which might interest some. While William Barnes Ballard,
Jr. was too young to be in the Civil War, his older brother Elijah joined
the 44th Georgia on 28 June 1862. Between that date and 9 April 1865 he was
wounded 5 times. He was present at Appomatax Courthouse, Virginia and
received a parole paper that stated that the bearer was "a paroled prisoner
of the Army of Northern Virginia, has permission to go to his home, and
there remain undisturbed." .....Lynn