Spalding County GaArchives Obituaries.....Flynt, Tilgman Willis August 1, 1908
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The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, August 7, 1908

Col T.W. Flynt Dies

Col. Tilman Willis Flynt died at his home in Griffin Saturday from injuries 
received in a fall about three weeks ago.

He was a brave confederate soldier, having promoted to be colonel of the 19th 
Ga. Regiment after the Battle of Antieltom [Antietam ?]. He was a highly 
esteemed citizen of his county.

He is survived by his wife and seven children, Hon. Frank Flynt, Mrs. J.H. 
Clark, Paul Flynt, Hon. J.J. Flynt, E.M. Flynt, of Griffin, Mrs. J.P. Newman, 
of Macon, and Mrs. J.R. Cole, of Fort Worth, Texas.

He was buried Sunday in Griffin. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. John 
S. Jenkins.


Additional Comments:
At Oak Hill Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia:
Tilgman Flynt, b. 23 Feb 1825, d. 1 Aug 1908 - Soldier and Patriot, Col. 19th 
Ga. Reg. Confederate Army
Martha J. Turner Flynt, b. 18 Aug 1835, d. 1 Sept 1914 - Wife of Tilgman W. 
Flynt

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