Georgia:  Seminole County:  Obituary of Robert Wade Alday
August 29 1949

This file was contributed by:
 Brenda King McNair < bmcnair614@aol.com> 

Mr. Bob Alday

Robert Wade Alday, 60 years of age, died suddenly of a
heart attack Monday morning, August 29.


Mr. Alday had lived in Seminole County all his life,
having been born here January 31, 1889.  He was
prosperous and a well-known farmer.  He was descended
from one of the pioneer families who settled this country
and has a wide family connection.


His wife, Henrietta, survives him as does the following
children: Clarence, of Blounstown, Florida; Robert and
Thomas, of Bainbridge; Charlie Lee, Willie B., Marvin and
Mrs. Odella Kirkland, Ruth and Irene of Donalsonville;
Dell of Thomasville; and Mrs. Roy Kelly, of Thomasville.


The following brothers and sisters also survive: Sid,
Cecil, Newton and Albert Alday and Mrs. G. L. Earnest, of
Donalsonville; Fletcher Alday, of Bainbridge; and Chalmos
Alday, of Chattachoochee. 


Mr. Alday was the son of the late Jim and Mary Braswell
Alday. He was a member of the Church of the Assembly of
God at Calvary for the past nineteen year, from which he
was buried at 4:00 P. M. August 31st in the Calvary
Cemetery with the Reverend Thomaston, officiating,
assisted by Reverend Walton.


Reverend Henry Cloud, Dock Murkinson, George Branch,
Tommy Cloud and Don Matthews served as Pallbearers.


Evans and Son were in charge.


Source:  Donalsonville News Friday, September 2, 1949.
Donalsonville, Seminole County, Georgia Law Library
County Courthouse. * Robert Wade Alday married Henrietta
F. Earnest 01 March 1916 in Decatur County, GA Book E,
Page 703.

Submitted by:  Brenda King McNair <bmcnair614@aol.com> 

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