Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Bateman, J.T. September 29, 1918
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The Butler Herald, October 3, 1918
The Butler Herald
Thursday, October 3, 1918
Page One

Mr. J.T. Bateman Died Sunday Very Unexpectedly

His Death a Great Shock to Relatives and Friends Here

The remains of Mr. J.T. Bateman, who for the past three or four years had been
away from home for special treatment, were brought to Butler Tuesday afternoon
for interment. The funeral service was conducted by Revs. L.A. Harrell and J.T.
Adams, interment was in the family lot of the Butler cemetery.

Mr. Bateman was about 46 years of age; and was the younger son of Mr. and Mrs.
W.G. Bateman.  He was born in Butler and with the exception of the few years
that his father and mother lived at what is known as the “Bateman Mill” his life
was lived in the town of Butler.

He was reared in a Christian home and by a loving, devoted father, and a saintly
Christian mother.  In early life he gave himself to God and united with the
Methodist church under the ministry of his friend, Rev. J.T. Adams, and of
which, he remained a member until the frail body was claimed by the angel of death.

Mr. Bateman had only one brother, who grew to manhood, Dr. W.C. Bateman, who
preceded him to the Home of the blest several years ago.  He is now survived by
three sisters, Mrs. Lena Pool, Mrs. Beulah Moulton and Mrs. C.E. Benns, all of
Butler, Georgia.



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