Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Smith, Amanda Lovie May 2 1891
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The Butler Herald, May 5, 1891
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, May 5, 1891
Page Three

Died

Mrs. Henry Smith, died on Sunday last at her home a few miles south of town.  
She had been sick but a short while and was the third wife of Mr. Smith.  Her 
remains were interred in the cemetery at Bethel church on Monday; Rev. M.B. 
Ferrell conducting the funeral services.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, May 19, 1891
Page Three

In Memoriam

Mrs. Amanda Smith, wife of Mr. Henry Smith, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 
Lovie, died at her home in this county on Saturday May 2nd 1891 of rheumatism, 
in the 20th year of her age.  Mrs. Smith had only been sick a short while, but 
despite the earnest efforts of a good physician and loving friends, she calmly 
passed into that rest that awaits the finally faithful.  She was born Oct. 4th, 
1871 and died May 2nd, 1891.  Mrs. Smith was not a member of any church, but it 
is said of her that she was an idol of her parents for her love and obedience 
to them – a true friend, an affectionate wife and tender mother.  She leaves a 
husband, father, mother and many friends to mourn their loss, but the saddest 
of all is left one little daughter, who on account of tender age, will never 
know a mother’s love.  But too pure for earth she is free from the toils and 
conflicts of life.  She will be sadly missed in her home and among her friends, 
but He that doeth all things well will supply a balm to the aching hearts, in 
that she was faithful to the end.  Mrs. Smith was loved by all who knew her.

Her remains were interred in the cemetery at Bethel church on Monday morning, 
the funeral services being conducted by Rev. Z.T. Bone. 

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