UPSON COUNTY, GA - Obits  Mrs. C. E. Lambdin

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MRS. C.E. LAMBDIN DIES IN BARNESVILLE   
The friends of Mr. and J. M. Middlebrooks, Sr., are
sympathizing with him in the death of his sister, Mrs. C.
E. Lambdin in Barnesville last Thursday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Middlebrooks Lambdin, 81,
beloved pioneer Barnesville woman, and widow of the late
Charles Edwin Lambdin, founder of the Gordan Institute,
were held at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning from the
residence on Greenwood St.

Mrs. Lambdin was born January 14, 1844, in Upson Co., a
daughter of the Mr. and Mrs. James Madison Middlebrooks.
Shortly after her marriage in 1866, she moved to
Barnesville.

She had been a member of the Methodist church for more
than 50 years, was a charter member of the woman's
Missionary society and a member of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union.

She suffered a stroke of Paralysis in 1903.

Mrs. Lambdin was the step-mother of the late JUDGE
WALLACE W. LAMBDIN,  noted jurorist, and was the mother
of the late Prof. James M. Lamdbin, elected vice-
president of Gordan institute shortly before his death.

She is survived by her two daughters, Mrs. Pierce
Hammond, of Barnesville, and Mrs. Albert s. Hardy of
Gainesville. 

Other family info- Middlebrooks Cemetery

It appears that Husband to deceased had a first wife
Martha Middlebrooks 9/5/1841- 3/24/ 1866

This tombstone in Glenwood Cemetery states she is the
wife of Charles Edwin Lambdin. 
Mrs. Annie  Middlebrooks Lambdin 's
BROTHER- J. Madison Middlebrooks Sr.

3/11/1809- 12/16/1885- Middlebrooks Cemetery