Daughter of Henry J. and Permelia Layfield and loving wife of William Homer Martin.
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The following obituary was submitted by FAG Contributor Love In Family (48149498)
with my many thanks.
Reference: The Butler Herald, January 11, 1951; page 1
Butler, Taylor Co., GA
" A distinctly sad shock befell the Martin family one of the best known an most highly esteemed of this section, when announcement was made early Sunday morning of the practically sudden death shortly after midnight of the previous night of Mrs Nancie Averett Martin. Mrs Martin suffered a heart attack at 1 am Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ruth Driskell, in Butler, where she had been for some time. Twenty minutes following the attack she was pronounced dead by attending physician.
Mrs Martin was born in Taylor Co., April 22, 1874, daughter of Henry Averett and Permelia Ann Layfield Averett. She in early life married Mr William Homer Martin, who preceded her in death.
She is survived by four daughters Mrs Ruth Driskell; Mrs Ann Jones; Mrs Beulah Banks; and Mrs Blonnie King; and 2 sons, Will D Martin; and Oscar M Martin.
Funeral and interment took place at the Howard Methodist Church on Monday 11 am, conducted by Rev Williams, of East Point, assisted by Rev C W Hancock and Rev Gordon Hunter, pastors of Butler's Methodist and Baptist Churches respectively, with J W Edward, II of Edwards Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were: Messrs Dock Culverhouse, Clinton Clark, Carl Brown, Carson Parks, Paul Jones, and Herbert Sealy. __________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
The following obituary was submitted by FAG Contributor Love In Family (48149498)
with my many thanks.
Reference: The Butler Herald, January 11, 1951; page 1
Butler, Taylor Co., GA
" A distinctly sad shock befell the Martin family one of the best known an most highly esteemed of this section, when announcement was made early Sunday morning of the practically sudden death shortly after midnight of the previous night of Mrs Nancie Averett Martin. Mrs Martin suffered a heart attack at 1 am Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ruth Driskell, in Butler, where she had been for some time. Twenty minutes following the attack she was pronounced dead by attending physician.
Mrs Martin was born in Taylor Co., April 22, 1874, daughter of Henry Averett and Permelia Ann Layfield Averett. She in early life married Mr William Homer Martin, who preceded her in death.
She is survived by four daughters Mrs Ruth Driskell; Mrs Ann Jones; Mrs Beulah Banks; and Mrs Blonnie King; and 2 sons, Will D Martin; and Oscar M Martin.
Funeral and interment took place at the Howard Methodist Church on Monday 11 am, conducted by Rev Williams, of East Point, assisted by Rev C W Hancock and Rev Gordon Hunter, pastors of Butler's Methodist and Baptist Churches respectively, with J W Edward, II of Edwards Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were: Messrs Dock Culverhouse, Clinton Clark, Carl Brown, Carson Parks, Paul Jones, and Herbert Sealy. __________________________________________________________________
Daughter of Henry J. and Permelia Layfield and loving wife of William Homer Martin.
____________________________________________________________________
The following obituary was submitted by FAG Contributor Love In Family (48149498)
with my many thanks.
Reference: The Butler Herald, January 11, 1951; page 1
Butler, Taylor Co., GA
" A distinctly sad shock befell the Martin family one of the best known an most highly esteemed of this section, when announcement was made early Sunday morning of the practically sudden death shortly after midnight of the previous night of Mrs Nancie Averett Martin. Mrs Martin suffered a heart attack at 1 am Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ruth Driskell, in Butler, where she had been for some time. Twenty minutes following the attack she was pronounced dead by attending physician.
Mrs Martin was born in Taylor Co., April 22, 1874, daughter of Henry Averett and Permelia Ann Layfield Averett. She in early life married Mr William Homer Martin, who preceded her in death.
She is survived by four daughters Mrs Ruth Driskell; Mrs Ann Jones; Mrs Beulah Banks; and Mrs Blonnie King; and 2 sons, Will D Martin; and Oscar M Martin.
Funeral and interment took place at the Howard Methodist Church on Monday 11 am, conducted by Rev Williams, of East Point, assisted by Rev C W Hancock and Rev Gordon Hunter, pastors of Butler's Methodist and Baptist Churches respectively, with J W Edward, II of Edwards Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were: Messrs Dock Culverhouse, Clinton Clark, Carl Brown, Carson Parks, Paul Jones, and Herbert Sealy. __________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
The following obituary was submitted by FAG Contributor Love In Family (48149498)
with my many thanks.
Reference: The Butler Herald, January 11, 1951; page 1
Butler, Taylor Co., GA
" A distinctly sad shock befell the Martin family one of the best known an most highly esteemed of this section, when announcement was made early Sunday morning of the practically sudden death shortly after midnight of the previous night of Mrs Nancie Averett Martin. Mrs Martin suffered a heart attack at 1 am Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ruth Driskell, in Butler, where she had been for some time. Twenty minutes following the attack she was pronounced dead by attending physician.
Mrs Martin was born in Taylor Co., April 22, 1874, daughter of Henry Averett and Permelia Ann Layfield Averett. She in early life married Mr William Homer Martin, who preceded her in death.
She is survived by four daughters Mrs Ruth Driskell; Mrs Ann Jones; Mrs Beulah Banks; and Mrs Blonnie King; and 2 sons, Will D Martin; and Oscar M Martin.
Funeral and interment took place at the Howard Methodist Church on Monday 11 am, conducted by Rev Williams, of East Point, assisted by Rev C W Hancock and Rev Gordon Hunter, pastors of Butler's Methodist and Baptist Churches respectively, with J W Edward, II of Edwards Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were: Messrs Dock Culverhouse, Clinton Clark, Carl Brown, Carson Parks, Paul Jones, and Herbert Sealy. __________________________________________________________________
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