Talbot-Harris County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hinton, Mary Slaughter September 14, 1909
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The Talbotton New Era, November 18, 1909
The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, November 18, 1909
Page Seven

Obituary

Mrs. Robert W. Hinton

Again, death has visited the ranks of Mathew’s Chapel members and carried away
one of its best beloved.

He has gathered to the heavenly kingdom one of the truest, noblest and most
loyal women.

Mrs. Hinton was a strong, sweet unassuming character.  As a wife she was (word
blurred) devoted and unselfish as a mother in a two-fold capacity, she was ever
tender, thoughtful, loving and helpful.  As a friend and neighbor she was all
that these two words embody, faithful and kind, ministering to the comforts and
needs of all those with whom she was thrown.

Mrs. Hinton was Mary Slaughter, born April 5, 1841, and was reared in Harris
county, and was married to Mr. Robert W. Hinton, Oct. 22, 1871.  She united with
the Methodist church at the age of twelve years and was ever a consistent
observer of all its ordinances.

She was the second wife of Mr. Hinton.  Their children numbered five, three of
which are dead.  To his four children, she was a gentle and ever ministering
spirit.  Mrs. Hinton passed away on Sept. 14 and sleeps in the Mathews Chapel
Churchyard.  She is mourned by many friends and loved ones, but her sweet,
patient life will be an inspiration to those who stay behind.


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