Talbot-Bibb County GaArchives Obituaries.....Dewberry, Frances E. June 3, 1910
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The Talbotton New Era, June 9 & 16, 1910
The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, June 9,  1910
Page One

Prominent People Dead

The remains of Mrs. Dewberry of Macon, sister of Mrs. Louis V. Smith and 
mother of T.J. Dewberry of Macon were brought to Talbotton for interment 
Saturday.

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, June 16, 1910
Page One

Mrs. Frances E. Dewberry

The annals of this quiet life might be comprised in a few simple statements; 
born December the 15th 1843; united in early with the Methodist church at old 
Matthews Chapel; married in 1860 to Thomas J. Dewberry; died in Macon, Georgia 
at the home of her son, Dr. T.S. Dewberry, on Friday, June the 3rd, 1910 and 
was buried on June the 4th at Matthews Chapel, by the side of her husband who 
was one of the first Volunteers to leave Talbot County in 1860, immulated his 
life on the altar of his country at Seven Pines in Virginia and whose body was 
brought home by his devoted young wife.

But those who were privileged to know her do not rest in mere historical data 
they think of one whose face was a benediction illumined with the hues of the 
glory the wonders of whose soul were opened toward Jerusalem, they think of a 
true mother in Israel who reared her holy child in the faith once committed to 
the saints herself an example of the simplicity that is in Jesus Christ they 
think of one who loved the crosses of life without murmuring.

As a light affliction which is but for a moment working out for us a far more 
exceeding and eternal weight of glory.  She was a woman of large heart and 
broad views.  Reared member of the Methodist fold she was a loyal member of 
this communion and valued its type of Christian Life.

Her last days were peacefully spent as they were under the tender care of her 
affectionate son attended with the finest medical skill and every possible 
comfort there was just a quiet waiting for the summons the Master is come and 
is waiting for thee.  From her quiet chamber window her eyes often rested up 
on one of the fairest landscapes of Georgia they are now looking up on lofty 
hills of purple frankincense and moutains of myrrh and they see the King in 
His glory the chiefest among ten thousands and altogether lovely.  Soon we 
shall meet again – meet never to sever; soon will peace wreathe her chain 
round us forever, there joys celestial thrill where bliss each heart shall 
fill and fears of parting chill never no never.


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