Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Crawford, A.J. December 17, 1919
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The Butler Herald, December 18, 1919
The Butler Herald	
Thursday, December 18, 1919
Page Two

Mr. A.J. Crawford Died In Atlanta Wednesday

After several months of bad health Mr. A.J. Crawford, one of the best
businessmen and most highly esteemed citizens of Reynolds, died at an early hour
Wednesday morning at Fischer’s sanitarium in Atlanta where he underwent an
operation some days ago.

His remains were brought to Reynolds Wednesday afternoon and funeral services
will be conducted from his late residence this morning.

The deceased is survived by his wife and the following children: Mrs. H.H.
Newsom, Messrs. E.M., Emmett, S.T., Mance and Charlie Crawford.  Also the
following brothers and sisters, Mr. L.A. Crawford, of Thomaston, Mr. M.C.
Crawford, of Reynolds, Mrs. Jesse Pasley, of Thomaston.

Mr. Crawford was 60 years of age on the 12th day of October of this year and had
been a resident of Reynolds for the past fourteen years moving from Woodbury to
this place. No man ever took a greater interest in his town or community than
did Mr. Crawford.  He was in many respects a remarkable man, being highly
endowed with many fine traits of character that were the admiration of his
fellow men, as well as splendid business qualities by which he accumulated a
nice fortune in a few years.  To his family he was ever faithful and true and
honest marked every walk of his life.  He was a member of the Methodist church
and a Mason.

In the death of Mr. Crawford Reynolds and Taylor County has lost one of its most
useful citizen, who will be greatly missed by all.

The bereaved family have the sympathy of a host of friends.

The Butler Herald	
Thursday, December 25, 1919
Page Two

Card of Thanks

It is with hearts full of gratitude, which words cannot express, the many
beautiful and lovely flowers sent to us on the day we paid farewell to our
precious husband and father.  We feel also grateful to MANY FRIENDS for their
many kindnesses and to Dr. T.G. Turk for the interest he manifested in bringing
back to health and home our dearly beloved one.

Mrs. A.J. Crawford and Family


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