Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Catherine B. Wiggins March 21 1913
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The Butler Herald, March 25, 1913
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 25, 1913
Page Four

Reynolds, Ga., March 24 – 

Mrs. Katherine Wiggins, a most estimable lady of Panhandle died at her home on 
last Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock after a long illness.  Mrs. Wiggins had 
every attention from skilled physicians and her daughters, friends and 
neighbors.  She leaves three daughters, one sister and several grandchildren to 
mourn their loss.  Their many friends in Reynolds extend their deepest sympathy 
to them.  Rev. V.P. Scoville officiated at the funeral in a most impressive 
manner.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 25, 1913
Page Five

Mrs. C.B. Wiggins Died Friday Morning

Mrs. Catherine B. Wiggins, who resided in Panhandle district, died Friday 
morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.M. Windham.  The direct cause of 
death was an attack of indigestion.  Interment took place at the family 
cemetery, near the home, Saturday afternoon, funeral services being conducted 
by Rev. V.P. Scoville, of Reynolds.  A large crowd of sorrowing friends and 
relatives were in attendance.

Mrs. Wiggins was one of the best known and most universally beloved women of 
the county.  She was in the 79th year of her age, and is survived by the 
following daughters: Mrs. C.M. Windham, Miss Ida Wiggins, of this county and 
Mrs. Sallie Blackmond, of Pelham, also one sister, Mrs. Joe Walls, of Schley 
County. 

Mrs. Wiggins was a member of the Crowell Methodist Church, a true wife, mother 
and friend, devoting the very best efforts of her long and useful life to the 
uplift and advancement of her family and friends, never tiring in her loving 
service to those around her and always measuring up to the highest ideal of 
Christian womanhood.  Her noble character lives after her a lasting benediction 
to all who had the pleasure of her sweet association.


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