Wilkes County GaArchives Obituaries.....Fanning, Wooten May 28, 1964
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The Advocate-Democrat, Fri, 12 June 1964, 1, col 4
WOOTEN FANNING PASSES AWAY
  
   Wootten Fanning, 56, died on Thursday afternoon May 28th, at his home in 
Washington.

   Mr. Fanning, who lived alone, was discovered and physicians stated that he 
had apparently been dead for approximately two hours and from natural causes.

   He was a native and life-long resident of Washington, a son of the late 
John Wootten Fanning and Gertrude Harrison Fanning, also of Washington.

   Mr. Fanning was a member of the First Methodist Church, and the Parr 
Ficklen Sunday School class. He operate a poultry farm at his suburban home.

   Funeral services were held at four o'clock Friday afternoon at the First 
Methodist church.

   Mr. Fanning who was never married, is survived by a brother, John William 
Fanning, of the University of Georgia, Athens; two nephews, John M. Greene, of 
Anderson, S. C., and John William Fanning, Jr. of Statesboro; a niece, Mrs. R. 
W. Cook, of Eau Gallie (?), Fla; three aunts, Mrs. Jim Gresham of Washington; 
Mrs. Lu-Catie Chew, of Crawfordville and Mrs. J. H. Hunter, of Stephens - The 
Washington News-Reporter.

Additional Comments:
In the title of obit, Wooten was spelled with 1 t; first line of obit his name 
was spelled with 2 t's. 

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