Talbot-Fulton County GaArchives Obituaries.....Charles M. Baldwin November 5 1908
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The Talbotton New Era, November 12, 1908

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, November 12, 1908
Page 1

Death of Mr. C.M. Baldwin

Mr. Charles M. Baldwin, died at the home of his brother, Mr. S.B. Baldwin, Jr., 
in Atlanta, last Thursday at ten-thirty a.m.  His death was not altogether 
unexpected, for about two years he had a trouble which terminated in heart 
affection (affliction?).  His father reached his bedside about half an hour 
before his death.

Chas. M. Baldwin was born on the 12th day of August 1883, at Baldwinville, 
Talbot County, Ga.  He was the fifth son of Mr. and Mrs. S.B. Baldwin.  Three 
sisters and four brothers are left to mourn his loss, also one half-brother.

At the time of his death Mr. Baldwin held a responsible position with the 
Southern Saw Work in Atlanta.  He was faithful to his duties until last week 
when he heard the higher summons, and as he was ever ready, to answer the call 
of duty in life, so was he in the last hour prepared to answer the higher call.

Chas. M. Baldwin was universally beloved by all who knew him.  He possessed 
naturally a sunshiney and genial disposition.  Wherever he went he made friends 
and a large company of those who loved him gathered around his bedside during 
his last hours, ready to minister to every need but those who loved him could 
not keep him; and like the setting of the sun on a beautiful autumn day, he 
peacefully passed into his eternal home where “there is no more death neither 
sorrow nor crying, nor anymore pain.”

The funeral service was held in Talbotton, Friday.  Rev. Underwood officiating  
A large number of friends and relatives bringing in their hands floral 
offerings, attested the high regard in which they held Chas. M. Baldwin.




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