Georgia:  Walton County:  Obituary of Grady McGaughey
10 December 1973

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Walton Cty, Ga


Grady McGaughey

Grady McGaughey, 84 of Rt 3 Monroe, Ga died Dec 10 1973 in the Walton County 
Hospital following a brief illness. 

Funeral services were held Dec. 12 in Memory Chapel. Rev. J. Sheril Jones 
officiated and interment was in Rest haven Cemetery. 

Pall Bearers were Jack Queen, Kenneth Murray, Lewis Whitley, Bill Preston, 
Oran Penland and George Baker.

Mr. McGaughey was born Nov 12,1889 in Walton Cty and lived here all his life. 
He was the son of the late Julia Mullin McGaughey and Mr McGaughey. He had 
been a salesman and was a member of the First Baptist Church. 

Surviving are sisters, Mrs. John Hearn of Atlanta, Mrs. Ed Thaxton of 
Madison, Mrs. Lola Mitcham of Decatur, al and Mrs Martha Young of Sanford Fl. 
Sisters-in-law, Mrs Boyce Williamson and Mrs. J. W. Graff, both of 
Birmingham, Al Mrs F.D. Warren of Tampa, fl and brother in law, Parks 
Strickland of Trussville, Al. 

Williams-Smith Funeral Directors. 

Grady McGaughey operated the projector for the first movie, THE TITANIC, ever 
shown in Monroe. This took place at the Opera House on site of current 
courthouse annex on Court Street.