Washington County GaArchives News.....Albert K. Tompkins Died Very Suddenly March 20, 1930
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Sandersville Progress March 20, 1930
  News was received in Sandersville Monday morning of the sudden death of Mr.
A.K. Tompkins, aged 40 years, at the Tompkins home, five miles west of
Sandersville, on the Brooks Spring road, not far from Tabernacle church. He
complained of acute pains and while efforts were being made for his relief he
suddenly passed away, his death being attributed to acute indigestion. He was
the only son of the late W.T. Tompkins and is survived by his mother, wife and
seven children and several sisters.
  Mr. Tompkins had lived in the Tabernacle section nearly all of his life,
except a year or two spent in Jefferson County, and was well known to the people
of Sandersville, where he was a frequent visitor.
  The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.A. Harmon, pastor of the
Tabernacle Methodist Church, and the burial took place in the cemetery which
adjoins the church. The Sandersville Undertaking Company was in charge of the
funeral.

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