The deceased was once sheriff of this county and lived at this place where a number of relatives still reside. The news was on the streets in a few moments after it occurred and created quite a surprise, and the telephone office was besieged with numberless inquiries by friends. The internment took place at Sulligent on the day following with Masonic ceremonies. The deceased left a wife and five children most of whom are of tender years. He carried a thousand dollar policy and beside this his friends cannot tell how much his estate will benefit his family. He was just in the prime of life and his sudden death was a shock to the entire community
The deceased was once sheriff of this county and lived at this place where a number of relatives still reside. The news was on the streets in a few moments after it occurred and created quite a surprise, and the telephone office was besieged with numberless inquiries by friends. The internment took place at Sulligent on the day following with Masonic ceremonies. The deceased left a wife and five children most of whom are of tender years. He carried a thousand dollar policy and beside this his friends cannot tell how much his estate will benefit his family. He was just in the prime of life and his sudden death was a shock to the entire community
Inscription
Killed by a train Annabill and beloved father, farewell not on this perishing stone, but in the Book of Life, and in the hearts of thy afflicted friends is thy worth recorded.
Family Members
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Elvira Pennington Pennington
1843–1914
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Rev Lawson Pennington
1850–1896
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Elmira Pennington / Box Gault
1852–1935
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William N Pennington
1853–1904
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Hugh Pennington
1853–1890
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Jerry C. Pennington
1854–1924
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James Madison Pennington
1854–1933
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Louise E. Pennington Haley
1860–1936
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Jefferson Davis Pennington
1861–1943
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Arminta "Minta" Pennington Whiteside
1866–1918
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Kizzie Florence "Sis" Pennington
1868–1919
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Dock Kirk Pennington
1873–1935
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Savannah Georgia Pennington McCullough
1873–1933
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Lock S Pennington
1876–1908
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Dr. Alexander Cobb Pennington
1878–1944
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