Talbot County GaArchives Obituaries.....Freeman, L.P. October 9, 1911
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The Talbotton New Era, October 12, 1911
The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, October 12, 1911
Page Six

Mr. L.P. Freeman Dead

Mr. L.P. Freeman who has been an invalid for several years passed peacefully 
away at his home on College street Monday afternoon about 5 o’clock.  Mr. 
Freeman had suffered intense agonies over since he had been an invalid, 
suffering with something like locomotor ataxia.  But in spite of all his 
suffering he took a keen interest to his business affairs as well as the 
current affairs of the world.  The word Give Up was not in his vocabulary.  
His life had been one of useful toil.  He had accumulated a nice little 
fortune by his own efforts.  Laziness was another attribute unknown to Mr. 
Freeman.  His life of useful industry might well be emulated by every young 
man.

He leaves two children, Mr. Walter B. Freeman and Mrs. George G. Ware of 
Leesburg, Fla., his wife and several brothers and sisters.

At the time of his death Mr. Freeman was president of Spivey Freeman Co., one 
of the largest businesses in Talbotton.

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, October 12, 1911
Page Six

Shiloh

Mr. and Mrs. Freeman attended the funeral of their brother, Mr. L.P. Freeman 
in Talbotton.



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