Taylor-Sumter County GaArchives Obituaries.....Manry, Jeffie Shepherd October 10, 1919
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The Butler Herald, December 18, 1919
The Butler Herald	
Thursday, December 18, 1919
Page Seven

In Memory Of Mrs. W.T. Manry

On the night of October 10, the angel of death entered the home of Mrs. W.T.
Manry, of Americus, and the spirit of the beloved wife and mother was gently
borne to her eternal home.  Death was such a relief to the tired, although
patient sufferer, for Mrs. Manry had not been well for several years.  After the
death of her eldest daughter last December, she gradually grew worse in spite of
all that medical science and loved ones could do.

Before her marriage Mrs. Manry was Miss Jeffie Shepherd, youngest daughter of
late Pleasant G. and A.E. Shepherd of Taylor County.  She was born May 27, 1882
and married Mr. W.T. Manry, of Goggansville, in January 1902.

She leaves to mourn her death her devoted husband, three sons, R.J., Dan and
Clay; two daughters, Mary and Annie Sue; also six sisters, Mrs. H.V. Shepherd,
Mrs. John J. Cheney, Mrs. J.W. Poe, and Mrs. E.L. Oliver all of Macon, Mrs. J.A.
Hill, of Waycross, and Mrs. J.E. Flewellyn, of Forsyth, one brother, Mr. L.J.
Shepherd, of Hawkinsville, and a large family connection.

Early in life she united with the Methodist church, was ever faithful to her
Lord and as a wife and she was untiring in her efforts for them.  She taught
them by her life to love and serve her God.

She was buried at Goggansville beside her daughter and two sons that preceded
her to “that mansion not made with hands, but life everlasting.” To the devoted
husband and precious children, “may you be a united family when you have crossed
the bar.”



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