Schley-Bibb County GaArchives Obituaries.....Holloway, Tommie Snipes July 1940
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The Ellaville Sun  Friday, July 12, 1940  No. 4
MRS. HOLLOWAY PASSES AWAY
Funeral services were held at Macon last Wednesday for Mrs. Tommie Snipes 
Holloway, 74, a native Schley countian, who died at her home there last 
Tuesday after an illness of two weeks.  She had been in declining health for a 
long period.  Born in Schley county, she was the daughter of John W. and 
Georgia Snipes, prominent pioneer residents of this section.  About 50 years 
ago she was married to J.D. Holloway (6 May 1890, Schley Co.) and moved to 
Macon.  He died 16 years ago.  She was a member of Centenary Methodist Church 
at Macon.  Services were held at the residence late Wednesday with the Rev. 
Charles A. Jackson, Jr., her pastor, and the Rev. James H. Wilson of Tifton, 
officiating.  Burial was in Riverside cemetery there.  Survivors include three 
daughters, Mrs. W.M. Durden, Macon; Mrs. Thelma Johnson, and Mrs. Gertrude 
Nelson, both of Albany; three sisters , Mrs. R.E.L. Walters, Ellaville; Mrs. 
E.W. Smith, Sr., Macon; Mrs. J.C. Camp, Blakely; two brothers, W.S. Snipes, 
Florella, Ala.  Pallbearers were W.M. Durden, J.M. Durden, H.L. Weaver, W.S. 
Bridges, J.L. McPherson, E.W. Smith, Jr.


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