Spalding County GaArchives Obituaries.....Katherine Dillon Stewart  April 22 1917
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Griffin Daily News and Sun, April 23, 1917

A Good Woman Passes To The Great Beyond
Mrs. John O. Stewart Died at the Home of Her Sister on South Hill Street After 
Long Illness.

Mrs. John O. Stewart died Sunday morning at 6:30 o'clock at the home of her 
sister, Mrs. Mary Anna Camp, of apoplexy, superinduced by Bright's disease.  
Mrs. Stewart had been in feeble health for several months and had a severe 
attack two weeks ago, from which she never entirely recovered.  Yet her sudden 
deatlh was unexpected and a great shock to her loved ones and many friends.
Mrs. Stewart was formerly Miss Katherine Dillon, of Monticello, a noted beauty 
of many charms of mind and heart, before her marriage to Mr. John O. Stewart, 
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart moved to Griffin in 1865.  Mr. Stewart died nearly twelve 
years ago and the oldest son, Mr. William Stewart, passed away six years ago 
this month.
Mrs. Stewart was a woman full of Christian graces, with a kind and gentle 
manner, which endeared her to all who knew her.  She is survivedby two sons, 
Mr. J. B. Stewart, of Atlanta, and Dr. Joseph F. Stewart, of Griffin, a 
granddaughter, Mrs. Arthur Welling, and great-granddaughter, Katherine Stewart 
Welling, of Atlanta, one sister, Mrs. Mary Anna Camp, several nieces, Mrs. P. 
S. Parmalee, Mrs. Will Flemister, Misses Nannie, Kate, and Minnie Camp, and 
several great-nieces and great-nephews.
Mrs. Stewart has passed her eighty-first milestone in the pathway of life, 
having lived a long life of usefulness, and one full of good deeds.
 

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