Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Ab Woodall October 6 1917
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The Butler Herald, October 11, 1917
The Butler Herald
Thursday, October 11, 1917
Page Three

Death of Mr. Ab Woodall

On Saturday afternoon about seven o’clock occurred the death of “Uncle Ab 
Woodall,” as he was familiarly known, at the home of his son, W.A. Woodall, at 
Mauk.

Mr. Woodall had been sick about two weeks, and all that physicians and loved 
ones could do was in vain.  His Master called and he was ready to go, “enter 
into the joy of his Lord”, who had guided and led him through to a ripe old 
age, being in his 88th year.  In this death Taylor County loses one of her 
oldest and best beloved citizens, his wife, a devoted husband, and children a 
loving father.  May the God that led him lead them to a happy reunion beyond 
this vale of sorrow.  He was a devout member of the Primitive Baptist church 
and was true to the faith in which he believed.

It is the writer’s pleasure to have known Mr. Woodall since childhood; his 
youngest daughter, Sallie, now Mrs. Henry Jordan, of Pavo, Ga. and I being 
intimate schoolmates and closely associated during our girlhood days.  I 
visited his home many times and always found a hearty welcome, as he was always 
doing something to make the children enjoy themselves.

He leaves a brokenhearted wife, two sons, five daughters, several grandchildren 
and numbers of friends to mourn his death.  His remains were laid to rest in 
Mt. Nebo cemetery Sunday afternoon, funeral services being conducted by Elder 
Roberts.

Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our kind neighbors and friends for their kindness during the 
illness and death of our beloved father and may God richest blessings be shared 
among each and everyone.

Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Woodall



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