Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Robert  Anglin February 27 1912
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The Butler Herald, February 27, 1912
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, February 27, 1912
Page Three 

Mr. Robert Anglin Dead

After an illness of several weeks from dropsy Mr. Robert Anglin, age about 60 
years, died at his home in the city at 10:30 o’clock this morning.  He has been 
prominent in local and county affairs for years and his death is deeply 
deplored.  Funeral arrangements  have not yet been made.  Owing to the hour 
when the news of Mr. Anglin’s dearth was received at this office a suitable 
tribute to his memory is deferred until on next issue.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 5, 1912
Page Three

Robert Anglin

In last week’s issue of the Herald we noted the death of Mr. Robert Anglin, 
which occurred as we were going to press, and did not have time to give but a 
passing notice.

Mr. Anglin had been nearly a life-long resident of this county, and during his 
life with us he so conducted himself in his dealings with his fellowman that he 
had the confidence of all with whom he came in contact.

He held the office of Constable for 40 years, and while he had but little 
education, yet by some intuition and close attention to the business placed in 
his hands he made but few mistakes.  You would always find him on the safe side 
of a legal proposition, and was prompt in making settlement of all monies 
collected.

Mr. Anglin was also Marshal of the town at the time of his death, which office 
he had held with credit to himself and benefit to the town, and met the duties 
and obligations of the office fearlessly and at the same time in a conservative 
manner.  His place will be hard to fill.  As a neighbor and a citizen he was 
kind and obliging, ready and willing at all times to help and aid those in 
distress.

Mr. Anglin’s remains were interred in the cemetery at Bethel church near Butler 
last Wednesday morning, the funeral service being conducted by Rev. J.T. Adams 
who spoke truthfully of the many good traits of character, as evidenced in the 
life of Mr. Anglin.

Mr. Anglin leaves one son and daughter, namely: W.A. Anglin, of Butler and Mrs. 
Lee Mitchell, of Shellman, Ga., besides a number of relatives and friends to 
mourn his departure.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 19, 1912
Page Three

Card of Thanks

We most heartily thank our friends who so generously ministered unto our 
father, Mr. Robert Anglin, in his recent illness and who furnished willing 
hands and tenderest sympathy in the final preparation for his eternal sleep.

Respectfully,

Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Anglin


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