Southampton-Nansemond County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Moore, Georgia C. Bryant, 1936 

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GEORGIE C. BRYANT MOORE 

  Suffolk, March 7 - Funeral services for Mrs. Georgie B. Moore were conducted 
Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Frank T. 
Pope, 328 Cedar Street, by Dr. Godwin, and the Rev. Edgar A. Potts.

  A quartet composed of Mrs. R.H. Jacobs, Mrs. W.A. Hart, R.A. Harrell, and 
the Rev. Luther A. Harrison, accompanied by Mrs. Linwood Lewis, sang 
"Gathering Home," and "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer."  There were many 
floral tributes, and the casket was covered with a pall of Ascension lilies 
and ferns.  Active pallbearers were J.E. Bryant, James Story, Laurie Story, 
Mac Davis, W.H. Darden, Louis Senback, Dillard Riddick, Ernest Bryant. 
Honorary pallbearers were friends of the family.

  Burial was in Poplar Spring Cemetery, Franklin.

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GEORGIA C. BRYANT MOORE

   Mrs. Georgia Bryant Moore, widow of J.W. Moore and daughter of the late 
William Darden Bryant and Mrs. Margaret Darden* Bryant of Southampton County, 
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank T. Pope, of Suffolk Thursday 
morning, March 5.  Besides Mrs. Pope she is survived by one son, James C. 
Moore; three grandchildren, Keith Pope, Robert and James Moore, Jr., all of 
Suffolk; and a step-daughter, Mrs. Bertha E. Holland of Staunton; two sisters, 
Mrs. Lucy Ashburn of Hampton, and Mrs. Nora Riddick of Como, N.C.  She lived 
in Franklin in the early years of her married life but many years of her 
married life but many years ago she moved to Suffolk where she lived until 
her death.

   Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon from the home of her 
daughter, Mrs. Pope, conducted by Dr. H.J. Goodwin and Rev. E.A. Potts, with 
interment in the Moore plot in Poplar Spring Cemetery, Franklin.  The 
pallbearers were her nephews, John and Ernest Bryant, James and Laury Story, 
Maxey Davis, Dillard Riddick, Louis Zehrbach and W.H. Darden.  The many 
beautiful floral tributes were carried by friends of the family.


"Georgie" Georgia C. (BRYANT; Mrs. James W.) MOORE, 
b. 3 Sep 1864, Hertford Co., NC, d. 5 Mar 1936, at daughter's home, Suffolk, 
interred in Poplar Spring Cemetery (Section 1, Plot 17**), Franklin, 
   6 Mar 1936, 
"The Virginian-Pilot" (Norfolk, VA), Mar. 8, 1936, p. 20; 
"The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), Mar. 13, 1936, p. 5 

**Southampton County Historical Society {SCHS} Cemetery Project, 
   Poplar Spring list: 
   http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/southampton/cemeteries/poplar1.txt 

*Additional information: 

 - I have her mother as Margaret Lawrence, not Darden. (bs) 

So does her D.Cert. (6972 {Suffolk #73}), which gives all 3 b. Hertford Co. 

William D. Bryant & Margaret M. Lawrence 
consent of Elisha Darden, G.D. [guardian?] 
m.bond 9 Apr 1849 
sec/wit: Pelege Caroon; Benj.J. Bryant, L.R. Edwards 
Certificate of marriage on 4 April 1849, by 'Rev.' Wm.A. Crocker, 
   minister of the Methodist P. Church. 
(Southampton Co. M.Reg. 1750-1853, p. 579) 

Georgia's husband James (1851-1924) 1m. Texie O. Holland (1853-1886). 
   They & his parents are also buried in the same plot. 
   Neither of James' marriages found in Southampton Co. 


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