Talbot County GaArchives Obituaries.....Mrs. Charles W.  Kimbrough April 10 1904
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The Talbotton New Era, April 14, 1904

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, April 14, 1904
Page 2

Died at Her Residence on Sunday Last, Mrs. Charles W. Kimbrough

She was a daughter of the late Judge Edmund H. Worrill of this circuit, and a 
sister of the Hon. James H. Worrill of Columbus, who died some months since.

Mrs. Kimbrough was one of the beautiful Worrill sisters.  She was modest and 
retiring in manner and lovely in disposition.  Since childhood she has been 
consistent member of the Methodist church.  Though for years a sufferer her 
death was unexpected.  Her oldest son who resides in New York, was summoned as 
soon as her condition was regarded dangerous, and although he came as soon as 
possible he did not reach home in time to see his mother in life.  This was a 
source of deep regret.  Between Mrs. Kimbrough, her husband and her sons, there 
has ever existed the warmest and tenderest devotion and confidence.  Mrs. 
Kimbrough is survived by her husband, and three sons, Ed* R. Kimbrough of New 
York, Charley and Worrill of this city.

The funeral services were conducted at her residence on Tuesday morning at nine 
o’clock by the Rev. Mr. Arnold.  The interment was at Oak Hill Cemetery.

Besides her immediate family Mrs. Kimbrough leaves a large circle of relatives 
and friends to mourn her loss.

*Note - This name is blurred – it may be Edward or Edmund.


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