Upson-Monroe County GaArchives Obituaries.....Means, Susie M. (Oxford) February 9, 1909
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The Thomaston Times (Thomaston, GA), Friday, 19 February 1909,  page 1, column 3
Mrs. Means Passes Away.
     On Feb. 9th inst., Mrs. Susie Means was summoned home.
     She had been ill with Bright's disease for several months, and her many 
friends did all they could to cheer her in her last days.
     She was the wife of the late Dr. W. A. Means, who practiced medicine in 
this county for twenty years.
     She was reared in Monroe Co., near Strouds, and was the youngest child of 
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Oxford, who both passed away in the sixties, when she was 
left an orphan.
     She was 61 years of age at the time of her death.
     A Christian lady has gone home to rest.
     Her brothers and sisters were Mrs. Francis Zellner, Mrs. B. C. Haygood, 
Mrs. H. J. Dewberry, Mr. Jonathan Oxford, Mr. R. K. Oxford, Mr. W. B. Oxford, 
Mr. T. J. Oxford, Mr. J. F. Oxford.  All of whom have passed over the river 
except the last named brother and sister.
     She leaves only one child, Miss Della Means and a host of relatives and 
friends to mourn her death.
     Funeral services were conducted from the Congregational Church by her 
pastor Rev. W. H. Graham.  The interment was at Hendricks cemetery.  The 
sympathy of the community goes out to the bereaved ones.

Additional Comments:
She was born 5 February 1848 in Monroe Co., GA.

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