White-Fannin County GaArchives Obituaries.....Miles, Hinton Fuller September 9, 1900
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The Cleveland Courier, September 12, 1930
     Mr. Hinton Fuller Miles was born February 3, 1849, and died September 9, 
1930, at the age of 81 years, 7 months and 6 days. He was born in Fannin 
county, Ga., and dedicated his entire life to farming. He married in White 
county in 1865, to Miss Jane Guess. He was an active churchman, being a 
steward for a number of years. Also for many years he was a teacher and 
superintendent of Sunday School. Politically he always took a definite stand, 
working for the betterment of his country, and in all his business affairs, 
church matters and political activities he had the hearty cooperation of his 
wife. He was the dominant figure in establishing the Mossy Creek High School, 
he being the first to suggest the establishment of the school.
     Besides a widow he leaves members of his family as follows, all of whom 
were present at the funeral except the oldest, John H. Miles, of Rising Fawn, 
Ala., who arrived too late; Simeon F. Miles, Habersham, Ga.; Mrs. L. C. 
Brownlow, Hiawassee, Ga.; Mrs. N. H. Skelton, Cleveland; Mrs. R. B. 
Quattlebaum, Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. G. E. Sutton, Cleveland;; Frank D. 
Miles, Clarkesville, Ga.; Marion R. Miles, Atlanta; Jay N. G. Miles, Atlanta. 
There are forty-four grand children and thirty great-grand children surviving 
him.
     Rev. B. W. Kilpatrick, assisted by Claude Haynes, conducted the funeral 
services.


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