Talbot-Upson-Statewide County GaArchives Biographies.....Bayne, Eliza Eleanor Smith December 20, 1867 - November 18, 1952
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T. Bradford Willis http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00031.html#0007638 October 25, 2013, 9:44 am

Source: Anthony Garnett Smith, Jr. Family Bible, Thomaston-Upson Archives
Author: T. Bradford Willis

Eliza Eleanor Smith Bayne (December 20, 1867-November 18, 1952) was the
daughter of Anthony Garnett Smith, Jr. and Elizabeth M. Smith,
pioneers of Upson and Talbot Counties.  Eleanor married Charles E.
Bayne (January 15, 1855-August 8, 1915).  They and some of their
children are buried in the Smith plot at Glenwood Cemetery in
Thomaston. The following obituary was found by Mr. Claude C. Burgess
of the Thomaston-Upson Archives:

Mr. Charles E. Bayne Dead.

Mr. Charles E. Bayne, one of the best known citizens of Thomaston,
died last Friday morning in a sanitarium in Atlanta following an
operation.  He had been in ill health for about a year.  He underwent
an operation in Atlanta a few months ago, but complications
necessitated another operation which was performed a few days ago from
which he did not recover.

Mr. Bayne's body was brought to Thomaston Friday evening and was laid
to rest in Glenwood cemetery Saturday morning, an impressive funeral
and burial service being conducted by Elders S. T. Bently and W. J.
Heard.  The funeral was attended by a large number of friends and
relatives.

Mr. Bayne had been connected with the business life of Thomaston for
about thirty years and was well known to the people of this section
among whom he had lots of friends who will be grieved by his death.

The deceased was 58 years of age and was a member of the Primitive
Baptist church, his membership being at Friendship.

Mr. Bayne had been married three times.  His first wife was Miss Alice
Martin and of this union three children are now living:  Mrs. Paul E.
Wilkes, of Atlanta, Misses Adel and Mabel Bayne, of Dallas, Texas.
His second wife was Miss Alice Murray.  His third wife was Miss
Eleanor Smith and she and four children, Misses Emily, Olive,
Elizabeth and Eleanor Bayne, survive him.

In the death of Mr. Charles E. Bayne, Thomaston has lost one of its
best citizens and the Times joins the people of the community in
extending sympathy to the sorrowing family in its bereavement.

Additional Comments:
This article was published in the Talbotton New Era on Oct. 3, 2013. 
Appreciation is expressed to its editor, Vann Chapman.


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