Pike County Georgia Archives Obituaries Minnie Hooten Dominick  June 6 1896
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The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, June 12, 1896

Mrs. Dominick Dead

One of the saddest deaths we have chronicled in some time is

that of Mrs. G.D. Dominick, which occurred here on the 6th 
inst.

Mrs. Dominick had been very ill for 105 days. She had the 
best medical attention and the most faithful and devoted 
nursing. But God decreed that her life should end, and on 
the afternoon of the 6th inst., she fell quietly to sleep. 
The remains were carried to Mt. Olive cemetery for 
interment. The funeral services being conducted by Rev. J.W.

Beck.

Mrs. Dominick was married to G.D. Dominick in 1886 and two 
sweet little girls  - Cecil, aged 8 and Celeste, age 3 - 
blessed their union.

She had been a member of the Baptist church for fifteen 
years and was a noble type of Christian womanhood. She was a

noble woman in all respects and her death is a sad event in 
Zebulon.

(Transcribed 11/24/02 Lynn Cunningham)

Note:
At Mt. Olive Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia:
Minnie Dominick, Wife of Col. G.D. Dominick and Daughter of 
Rev. & Mrs. E.M. Hooten, b. 16 Oct 1865, d. 6 June 1896
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