Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Fannie Moulton Cox November 1911
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The Butler Herald, November 28, 1911
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, November 28, 1911
Page Three

Mrs. H.C. Cox

The remains of Mrs. Fannie Moulton Cox, wife of Mr. Henry Cox arrived in this 
city from Milledgeville yesterday afternoon and laid to rest in the cemetery at 
Bethel church following the arrival of the body here.  The funeral service was 
conducted by her pastor, Rev. John Locke, the deceased being for many years a 
member of Missionary Baptist Church.

Mrs. Cox had been in declining health both of body and mind for many months, 
her case eliciting the sympathy of all friends of the family.  In the hope of 
improving her health Mrs. Cox was taken to the state sanitarium at 
Milledgeville some weeks ago, but even though she received the best of medical 
skill and hospital attention she grew weaker until death relieved her of her 
suffering Saturday night.

Mrs. Cox was between 55 and 60 years old.  She is survived by her husband, Mr. 
Henry Cox and one brother, Mr. W.G. Moulton, of this place.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, December 5, 1911
Page Three

Card of Thanks

Dear Mr. Benns:

I desire through the columns of your valuable paper to express my sincere 
thanks to the many friends who so kindly showed their sympathy and help to me 
in my bereavement in the affliction and death of my wife.  Their kindness and 
sympathy will ever be held in remembrance with me.

Henry R. Cox

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, February 13, 1912
Page Three

In Memoriam

Of Mrs. Fannie Cox, wife of Mr. H.C. Cox, whose sad death occurred Dec. 3, 
1911* in Milledgeville where on account of her mind and ill health, she was 
placed a few weeks previous to her death.

All that loving hearts could do, with the aid of the best physician, was done 
for her at her husband’s home in Butler, and she was sent to the hospital in 
Milledgeville with the hope that she would recover, but despite the best 
medical aid, she grew worse until death relieved her of her sufferings.

During all of her illness she was never heard to murmur or complain, but bore 
her sufferings with Christian fortitude.

In early life she united with the Missionary Baptist Church at Mt. Pisgah, 
where she lived a consistent member until her death.

While the husband mourns and grieves over the loss of his wife, it is not as 
those who have no hope.  She was a faithful, devoted wife, a kind, gentle 
sister, a true friend and Christian.  She leaves to mourn their loss, a devoted 
husband, one brother, Mr. W.G. Moulton of Butler, besides a host of relatives 
and friends.

Her remains were brought to Butler and laid to rest in Bethel cemetery, the 
interment being witnessed by a large assembly of relatives and friends.

A Loved One


**The death date given in the memorial article doesn't concide with the earlier 
article related to her death.  According to the earlier article, she would have 
passed away in late November.


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