Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Bazemore, Belle Harris Jinks 1925
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The Butler Herald   Vol XLIX  No 38
The Butler Herald  Thursday Aug 13, 1925

Vol; XLIX  No 38

Reprinted The Taylor Tracer, Feb 2009

Mrs. Belle Bazemore Passes Away

The death angel claimed the sweet spirit of Mrs. Olivia Arbella Jinks Bazemore,
nee Harris at the age of 77 years at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.A.
Montgomery, in Macon County, at two o'clock Monday afternoon, August 10th. Her
death was not unexpected as she had been in declining health for several months.
"Aunt Belle", as she was affectionately called by all who knew her, was a deeply
consecrated Christian woman. Since childhood she lived a faithful, loyal
Christian life. For many years she took an active part in all church and Sunday
School work. She was looked upon as one who's character was worthy of example,
and even now, after God in His infinite wisdom and boundless love has seen fit
to remove her from our midst, we believe that her lovable disposition and
beautiful character will live as an example in the memory of those who knew her.

Mrs. Jinks was born in Crawford county in 1848, the daughter of Mr. Obediah and
Mrs. Centurain Slatter Harris, and moved to Taylor county with her parents early
in life.  In 1865, about the close of the Civil War, she was married to Mr. T.L.
Jinks with whom she lived happily until the time of his death, Aug 9, 1910, and
was some years later married to Rev. A.H. Bazemore, who has since died.

Besides hosts of friends and many relatives, Mrs. Bazemore is survived by two
children: Mrs. S.A. Montgomery of Macon County and Mr. J.M. Jinks of Oklahoma.
The latter arrived to be at the bedside of his mother at the time of her death
and will remain here for a few days to visit relatives and friends. One brother,
Mr. S.H. Harris of Norwich, also survives her.

Funeral services were conducted for her at the Jinks family cemetery Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. H.L. Lumpkin assisted by Judge LT. Peed 

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