Twiggs County GaArchives Obituaries.....Johnson, J.   Hunter 1918
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Twiggs County Citizen
James Hunter Johnson The Twiggs County Citizen 11-28-1918 Front Page Part 1

Mr. J. Hunter Johnson
Dies After Long Illness

Mr. James Hunter Johnson died at his home here on Friday afternoon at 1:45
November 22nd after an illness of several weeks with bright's disease. He
underwent much suffering during the last few days before death. He was well
known throughout the county and this section of Georgia having figured in
politics a great deal. The news of his death was learned with much sorry to his
many friends and acquaintances.  He was an honored member of the Methodist
church, also of Twiggs Lodge Master Masons and the local W.O.W. Camp.  He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. J. Hunter Johnson, three sons, H.L. Johnson, of
Macon, Hunter Glenn of the 151st Machine Gun Battalion in France, and W. Frank
Johnson of Jeffersonville and two daughters, Miss Reba Johnson of Washington
D.C. and Miss Rosalin Johnson, of Jeffersonville.

The funeral services were conducted from the Methodist Church on Sunday morning,
November 24tgh at 10 o'clock. Rev. J.R. Jordon of Apalachee, GA conducting the
services. After the services the body was taken in charge by the members of
Twiggs Lodge of Masons and laid to rest in the City Cemetery.  The following
gentlemen acted as pall bearers: J.G. Roqmore, O.T. Chapman, J.W. Waters, B.S.
Fitzpatrick Sr., Walker Jones and A.F. Mann, Jr. 

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