Schley County GaArchives Obituaries.....Pilcher, Addie Battle July 20, 1942
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The Ellaville Sun  Friday, July 24, 1942  No. 4
MRS. C.T. PILCHER DIES HERE MONDAY
Mrs. Charles T. Pilcher, 59, well-known Ellaville woman and a lifelong 
resident of Schley county, died at her home here Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock 
after a long illness.  Funeral services were held at the Methodist church 
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with the Rev. Roy J. Bond officiating.  
Burial was in Ellaville cemetery.  Born in Schley county December 3, 1882, the 
former Miss Addie Battle, was married to Mr. Pilcher on May 25, 1901.  She was 
a member of the Methodist church.  Mrs. Pilcher had many friends who admired 
he qualities of faithfulness, friendliness and kindness and patience during 
her illness.  Survivors include her husband, Charles T. Pilcher, Jacksonville, 
Fla.; Mrs. Annie Ruth Perry, of Ellaville; Mrs. Una Robinson, of Baltimore, 
Maryland; Miss Sara Pilcher, of Jacksonville; two sons, L.T. Pilcher, of 
Jacksonville and Cpl. Charles T. Pilcher, Jr., of Camp Joseph T. Robinson, 
Arkansas; two grandchildren, Martha Perry, of Ellaville and Dorothy Jean 
Pilcher, of Jacksonville.  Pallbearers were W.L. Lumpkin, James H. Hart, J.E. 
Stewart, Don Wall, Wesley Driver and C.T. Battle, Sr.


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