TALBOT COUNTY, GA -OBIT  Mrs. Nannie S. Hart

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The Death of Mrs. Nannie S. Hart

On June 23, 1904, God extended His hand and took
from our midst the gentle spirit of Mrs. Nannie
Hart, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
L.P. Fielder, near Box Springs.

The end came after one week’s illness, like the
emerging of night into day.

She was the wife of Dr. S.G. Hart, deceased, and is
survived by seven children: Mrs. L.P. Fielder, W.J.
and S.F. Hart, of Box Springs, Samuel Hart, of
Atlanta, Barney P. Hart of Birmingham, Ala., and
I.P. Hart and Rev. A.T. Hart, of this city, and one
sister, Mrs. Charity Ursury, of Macon County.  After
funeral services conducted by Rev. McMahon, she was
laid to rest at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Friday
morning at 10 o’clock.

Mrs. Hart was 62 years of age, and had lived a
consistent Christian from early womanhood.  She was
an affectionate, faithful wife, a true and devoted
mother.  She has gone from her loved ones on earth,
but not lost.  She has only gone home to her Lord
and her reward.  Tired and weary, she has fallen
asleep in the arms of Jesus.  Her death is mourned
by all who knew her.