Turner Co. GA - Mrs. C. E. Ireland

Submitted by:  Janice (Johnston) Martin  mjmartin99@avana.net


Mrs. C.E. Ireland
	
Last Rites Held for Mrs. Ireland, 97

Death came to Mrs. C.E. Ireland, 97, one of Turner County's oldest
ladies, on Thursday, March 21, at the Turner County Hospital after a long
illness.

Funeral service was conducted Wednesday, March 22, at the Charles v.
Perry Funeral Chapel.  Officiating were the Rev. S.J. Brown of
Statenville, a former pastor, and her pastor the Rev. Jon Van Horn of
Sycamore.  Commital for this beloved citizen was at Dakota Cemetery.
Mrs. Annell T. Murphy rendered soft organ music and Larry walker sang
"Just one Rose will do". Pallbearers were Roger Ireland, Joe Ireland,
James Ireland, Homer Patterson, Earl Goff and Perry Buice.

Born Oct. 20, 1874, Mrs. Ireland who was the former Mary A. Templeton,
was the daughter of the late Andrew Templeton and Larcy Ann Warren
Templeton.  She was born in Cobb County, but she had come to Turner
County in the earliest days of this section.

On January 13, 1895, she was married to Charles E. Ireland, and to this
union were born ten children.  Mrs. Ireland's husband died October 9, 1940.
Mrs. Ireland united with the Methodist Church as a young girl.  She was a
faithful member of Newton Methodist Church.

"Grannie Ireland", as she was affectionately called by young and old, had
many friends to mourn her passing.  Her many floral offering were a
tribute to her fond memory.

Surviving are her children, H.G. Ireland of Ashburn; Mrs. J.W. Patterson
of Ashburn; Mrs. F.E. Buice of Marietta; Mrs. G.A. Morgan of Irwinville;
Mrs. R.H. Goff of Ashburn; C.J. Ireland of Tifton, two children Graburn
and Virgie, preceded her in death,
	
Also surviving are her brother, Seab Templeton of Valdosta, and her
sister, Mrs. Virgie Sellers of Tifton. She leaves 30 grandchildren, 86
great grandchildren, and 35 great great grandchildren.

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