Statewide County NcArchives Obituaries.....Freeman, Andrew 1894
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Melba Miller marmie1937@hotmail.com February 13, 2011, 9:12 pm

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The 13 May 1894: "On the Sabbath, May 13, I was called to Wickson to conduct 
the funeral service of Andrew FREEMAN, born in N. Carolina in 1810. He was a 
good man and died in peace. A large attendance."

Source:
Texas Gen Web Project--Brazos County Tx
DEATHS LISTED IN DIARY OF W.S. SOUTH
1863-1897

http://www.brazosgenealogy.org/data/dairydeaths.txt
 
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According to his obituary, Walter S. SOUTH was born in Kentucky about 1824. He 
came to Texas by 1847 and fought Indians in west Texas. SOUTH was a Methodist 
minister. When he died in Bryan in July 1897, he left a widow and five 
children.

During much of his life SOUTH kept diaries. Those diaries, plus typed copies, 
are on file at the Special Collections/Archives division in the Texas A&M 
University Library, as part of the Ruth HULL papers.

SOUTH moved to Brazos Co. in 1863 and lived here almost continuously until he 
died. In his diaries, South noted several deaths. Sometimes he wrote that 
someone had died; more often, he mentioned having attended (or preached) 
someone's funeral (or burial) service. Researchers should note that funeral 
sermons may have been preached weeks or even months after the actual date of
death.

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