Talbot County GaArchives Obituaries.....J.C. White February 15 1907
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The Talbotton New Era, February 21, 1907

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, February 21, 1907 
Page 3

Death of Mr. J.C. White

Died at his home near Talbotton on Friday last, Mr. J.C. White.  Another good 
citizen is gone.  Another name has been stricken from the roll of true men, and 
a solitary woman, little children, and a lonely home, are left to attest how 
sadly they will miss him.  It must be so; these tender human ties cannot be 
severed without a pang.  Yet in such a death, there is really no cause for 
grief, for the reason that he was a true man and has gone to a brighter and 
better world.

At the time of his death, Mr. White was about 45 years of age.  He left his 
home about three miles west of Talbotton a month or more ago to make a visit to 
relatives in California.  He got as far as Texas and decided to return home.  
He came home two weeks or more ago, and on Saturday the 9th, he was taken sick 
with double pneumonia.  From the very first the doctors entertained but little 
hope for his recovery and the end came on Friday night.

The funeral services took place from the home on Sunday morning, being 
conducted by Rev. Francis McCullough of Talbotton, pastor of the Methodist 
church of which he was a member.

Mr. White was a man who was quiet and retiring in his life.  While he has lived 
in Talbot County for several years, there are many citizens who did not know 
him.  But those who were his neighbors and who came in contact with him, knew 
him to be a man who was kind, generous and charitable; one who lived the life 
of a true Christian.  No better or more honorable man ever lived in Talbot 
County than J.C. White.  He has gone to a brighter and better world, where he 
will wait for the loved ones who will follow him when their work on earth is 
over.



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