Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Charles T. McDaniel June 2 1911
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The Butler Herald, June 6, 1911
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, May 30, 1911
Page Two

Reynolds, Ga., May 29, 1911

Mr. William McDaniel, of Thomaston, is in our town today having been over to 
see his father, Mr. Charles McDaniel who is critically ill.

The many friends here of Mr. Charles T. McDaniel regret to hear of his having a 
stroke of paralysis Sunday.  Hope to hear of his improvement soon.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, May 30, 1911
Page Three

Local Paragraphs

Mr. C.T. McDaniel, one of the oldest and best known citizens of Panhandle, we 
very much regret to state, is in a very critical condition, as a result of 
vertigo and partial stroke of paralysis, which he sustained at his home 
Saturday.  His children and other loved ones have been summoned to his bedside.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, June 6, 1911
Page Two

The passing of Mr. C.T. McDaniel

The paralytic stroke received some ten days ago by Mr. C.T. McDaniel, a 
prominent planter of Panhandle district, mention of which was made in these 
columns last week, resulted in the death of that gentleman last Friday morning 
about 9 o’clock.  From the first of the attack Mr. McDaniel was never fully 
conscious and grew worse from day to day until the end came.

Mr. McDaniel came to this county from Talbot about six years ago and settled in 
the community of Crowell church and through his strong personal character at 
once began making good friends of the best people of that section of the 
county.  He was an honorable, Christian gentleman and one of the most 
industrious farmers of that community.

He was a brother of Sheriff McDaniel of Talbot County and father of Mr. J.W. 
McDaniel, chief of police of Thomaston.  He leaves besides many friends and 
relatives to mourn his death a wife and several children.  Two of his sons are 
prominent farmers of upper Macon County.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, June 13, 1911
Page Two

Card of Thanks

To the kind friends and neighbors of Crowell community, and especially to Drs. 
Bryan and Mangham, who so willingly assisted us during the sickness and death 
of our beloved husband and father, we wish to express our heartfelt thanks.  
May the Lord bless you and spare you such sorrow is our sincere wish.

Mrs. C.T. McDaniel and Children



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