Georgia R. Pettus daughter of William Roy and Elvira (Smith) Pollard.Georgia R. Pollard married A.L. Pettus.
Note:her middle name could be Ann
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Mrs. Georgie Pettus
After quite a spell of sickness the death angel came to relieve Mrs.Georgie Pettus of her suffering on Wednesday of this week at her home in Gonzales.Mrs.Pettus had been sick for several months,and while her death was not unexpected it came as a shock to her relatives and friends.She was about 60 years of age,and is a sister to the late Sidney and Wm. Pollard who lived near Ellinger,and also a sister to Miss Lulu Pollard and Mrs.Ike Ledbetter of Gonzales.Her husband died about 35 years ago.Mrs.Pettus was a resident of Weimar for 20 years or more and is well and favorably known to the older residents of Weimar,of late years she has been making her home in Gonzales.Her remains will be brought to Weimar today (Thursday) and laid to rest in the Masonic cemetery west of town.Funeral services will be held at the grave.The Mercury extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
Weimar Mercury,June 18,1915,page 5
Will Pettus and family,F.J. O'Conner and wife,Mrs.J.C. Dilworth,Miss Jennie Ledbetter,and Rev.W.K. Penrod,pastor of the Baptist church,all of Gonzales,were here Thursday inst,to attend the funeral of Mrs.Pettus.Will Pettus and Mrs.O'Conner are children of Mrs.Pettus.Mrs.Pettus' husband and two children were buried in Weimar cemetery,Mr.Pettus being buried here in 1880.
Card of Thanks
We desire to return our thanks to the friends who have shown kindness to us in our affliction through the death of our mother,Mrs.George Pettus.The many expressions of sympathy and helpfulness extended us have touched our hearts and softened our grief.It is hours like this when hearts are crushed and loss seems irrepairable[sic],that true friends are our greatest need.The people of Weimar have endeared themselves to us in their quiet and unostentatious sympathy and thoughtfulness.With full hearts and profound gratefulness we make this public acknowledgment of our appreciation and thanks.May God's richest blessing be upon you and yours all the days of your lives.
Respectfully,
The family.
Weimar Mercury,June 25,1915,page 4
Note:her middle name could be Ann
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Mrs. Georgie Pettus
After quite a spell of sickness the death angel came to relieve Mrs.Georgie Pettus of her suffering on Wednesday of this week at her home in Gonzales.Mrs.Pettus had been sick for several months,and while her death was not unexpected it came as a shock to her relatives and friends.She was about 60 years of age,and is a sister to the late Sidney and Wm. Pollard who lived near Ellinger,and also a sister to Miss Lulu Pollard and Mrs.Ike Ledbetter of Gonzales.Her husband died about 35 years ago.Mrs.Pettus was a resident of Weimar for 20 years or more and is well and favorably known to the older residents of Weimar,of late years she has been making her home in Gonzales.Her remains will be brought to Weimar today (Thursday) and laid to rest in the Masonic cemetery west of town.Funeral services will be held at the grave.The Mercury extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
Weimar Mercury,June 18,1915,page 5
Will Pettus and family,F.J. O'Conner and wife,Mrs.J.C. Dilworth,Miss Jennie Ledbetter,and Rev.W.K. Penrod,pastor of the Baptist church,all of Gonzales,were here Thursday inst,to attend the funeral of Mrs.Pettus.Will Pettus and Mrs.O'Conner are children of Mrs.Pettus.Mrs.Pettus' husband and two children were buried in Weimar cemetery,Mr.Pettus being buried here in 1880.
Card of Thanks
We desire to return our thanks to the friends who have shown kindness to us in our affliction through the death of our mother,Mrs.George Pettus.The many expressions of sympathy and helpfulness extended us have touched our hearts and softened our grief.It is hours like this when hearts are crushed and loss seems irrepairable[sic],that true friends are our greatest need.The people of Weimar have endeared themselves to us in their quiet and unostentatious sympathy and thoughtfulness.With full hearts and profound gratefulness we make this public acknowledgment of our appreciation and thanks.May God's richest blessing be upon you and yours all the days of your lives.
Respectfully,
The family.
Weimar Mercury,June 25,1915,page 4
Georgia R. Pettus daughter of William Roy and Elvira (Smith) Pollard.Georgia R. Pollard married A.L. Pettus.
Note:her middle name could be Ann
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Mrs. Georgie Pettus
After quite a spell of sickness the death angel came to relieve Mrs.Georgie Pettus of her suffering on Wednesday of this week at her home in Gonzales.Mrs.Pettus had been sick for several months,and while her death was not unexpected it came as a shock to her relatives and friends.She was about 60 years of age,and is a sister to the late Sidney and Wm. Pollard who lived near Ellinger,and also a sister to Miss Lulu Pollard and Mrs.Ike Ledbetter of Gonzales.Her husband died about 35 years ago.Mrs.Pettus was a resident of Weimar for 20 years or more and is well and favorably known to the older residents of Weimar,of late years she has been making her home in Gonzales.Her remains will be brought to Weimar today (Thursday) and laid to rest in the Masonic cemetery west of town.Funeral services will be held at the grave.The Mercury extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
Weimar Mercury,June 18,1915,page 5
Will Pettus and family,F.J. O'Conner and wife,Mrs.J.C. Dilworth,Miss Jennie Ledbetter,and Rev.W.K. Penrod,pastor of the Baptist church,all of Gonzales,were here Thursday inst,to attend the funeral of Mrs.Pettus.Will Pettus and Mrs.O'Conner are children of Mrs.Pettus.Mrs.Pettus' husband and two children were buried in Weimar cemetery,Mr.Pettus being buried here in 1880.
Card of Thanks
We desire to return our thanks to the friends who have shown kindness to us in our affliction through the death of our mother,Mrs.George Pettus.The many expressions of sympathy and helpfulness extended us have touched our hearts and softened our grief.It is hours like this when hearts are crushed and loss seems irrepairable[sic],that true friends are our greatest need.The people of Weimar have endeared themselves to us in their quiet and unostentatious sympathy and thoughtfulness.With full hearts and profound gratefulness we make this public acknowledgment of our appreciation and thanks.May God's richest blessing be upon you and yours all the days of your lives.
Respectfully,
The family.
Weimar Mercury,June 25,1915,page 4
Note:her middle name could be Ann
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Mrs. Georgie Pettus
After quite a spell of sickness the death angel came to relieve Mrs.Georgie Pettus of her suffering on Wednesday of this week at her home in Gonzales.Mrs.Pettus had been sick for several months,and while her death was not unexpected it came as a shock to her relatives and friends.She was about 60 years of age,and is a sister to the late Sidney and Wm. Pollard who lived near Ellinger,and also a sister to Miss Lulu Pollard and Mrs.Ike Ledbetter of Gonzales.Her husband died about 35 years ago.Mrs.Pettus was a resident of Weimar for 20 years or more and is well and favorably known to the older residents of Weimar,of late years she has been making her home in Gonzales.Her remains will be brought to Weimar today (Thursday) and laid to rest in the Masonic cemetery west of town.Funeral services will be held at the grave.The Mercury extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
Weimar Mercury,June 18,1915,page 5
Will Pettus and family,F.J. O'Conner and wife,Mrs.J.C. Dilworth,Miss Jennie Ledbetter,and Rev.W.K. Penrod,pastor of the Baptist church,all of Gonzales,were here Thursday inst,to attend the funeral of Mrs.Pettus.Will Pettus and Mrs.O'Conner are children of Mrs.Pettus.Mrs.Pettus' husband and two children were buried in Weimar cemetery,Mr.Pettus being buried here in 1880.
Card of Thanks
We desire to return our thanks to the friends who have shown kindness to us in our affliction through the death of our mother,Mrs.George Pettus.The many expressions of sympathy and helpfulness extended us have touched our hearts and softened our grief.It is hours like this when hearts are crushed and loss seems irrepairable[sic],that true friends are our greatest need.The people of Weimar have endeared themselves to us in their quiet and unostentatious sympathy and thoughtfulness.With full hearts and profound gratefulness we make this public acknowledgment of our appreciation and thanks.May God's richest blessing be upon you and yours all the days of your lives.
Respectfully,
The family.
Weimar Mercury,June 25,1915,page 4
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