Telfair-Effingham-Dodge County GaArchives Obituaries.....Maloy, Mary Elizabeth Williamson June 18, 1885
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DODGE COUNTY NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS, Volume I., 1873-1892, By: Tad Evans, Date; See Page 250, Thursday, July 23, 1885. Obituary: Page  251.
DODGE COUNTY
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
Volume I.,
1873-1892
By: Tad Evans
Date: See Page 250
Thursday, July 23, 1885
Obituary: Page 251

               OBITUARY

MALOY---Died at her residence in Telfair County, on the 18th June, 1885,  Mrs. 
Mary E. Maloy,  aged  55,   6 months  and  12 days.

Mrs. Maloy was the daughter of  Rev. James Williamson, who is now 80 years of 
age, and is still working as a minister of the gospel in  Telfair, Dodge  and  
Pulaski Counties, where he has been laboring for more thab half a century,  
but will soon be called to that blessed world of endless joy,  where he will 
meet his first born babe,  Mrs. Mary E. Maloy, and her sister who died in 
infancy,  and his loved companion with whom he lived in heavenly bliss for 
more than fifty years,  and all his family and friends whom  God  has taken 
home to heaven.  In  speaking of the dead,  we are too apt to be influenced by 
our feelings and to lay our reason aside;  but in the case of Mrs Maloy,  her 
feelings and reason were equally balanced.  As a wife,  she was careful and 
confiding,  true and faithful;  as a mother,  she was tireless in laboring for 
the welfare and happiness of her family and children,  and her labors have not 
been in vain,  for her sons are all honorable and useful members of society---
among whom is  Dr. Jno. K. Maloy, and her daughters are amiable, chaste and 
tender-hearted.

The deceased wasd a kind-hearted woman--she felt for the sufferings of 
others.  She was a Christian in early life, joined the Baptist church at 
Sharon, and was baptized by her father.  She lived in the light. Her hands and 
heart were ever ready to aid the disconsolate.  May God sanctify the death of  
Mrs. Maloy to her family, and especially to her youngest son, Willis, who was 
the joy of heaven to his dearly loved mother.




Additional Comments:
Compiler Notes:  Mary Elizabeth Williamson was the wife of the late Daniel 
Harrington Maloy who died 23 Dec 1883 in Telfair County, Georgia.  It can be 
assumed she was born in Effingham County, Georgia as her parents were married 
there one year before her birth. They are are both buried in Section C., 
Sharon Baptist Church Cemetery in Telfair County., Georgia.


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