Schley County GaArchives Obituaries.....Taylor, Charles A. May 8, 1905
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The Schley County News  Thursday, May 11, 1905 
DEATH OF C.A. TAYLOR. In the death of Capt. Chas. A.
Taylor, which occured at Americus on last Monday
morning, this county (while not living in the county
at the time of his death) looses one of its oldest
and most influential citizens. Mr. Taylor was in his
seventieth year, and had spent the greater portion
of his life on his farm near LaCrosse.  Two years
ago, his dwelling was burned and he removed with his
family to Americus.  He served in the Civil War all
through until he was badly wounded near the close.
As one of his comrades has justly said of him, "He
was a brave soldier, a faithful officer and a
perfect gentleman."  His body was brought to
Ellaville on the early train, accompanied by a
number of friends and relatives, and the funeral
services being conducted at the Baptist church by
Rev. R.F. Williamson, assisted by Rev. W.K. Dennis,
after which his body was conveyed to the cemetery
where the last sad rites were engaged in, witnessed
by many friends and old comrades.


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