SUDDEN WAS DEATH OF MR. A. H. S. FRANKILN
Prominent Barnesville Business Man Stricken in Macon
While Returning From South Georgia Trip
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Franklin sympathize with them in the death of the former's brother, Mr. A. H. S. Franklin, of Barnesville, which occurred in Macon, Thursday night, Oct 16. Mr. Franklin was returning in a automobile from a trip to Herndon and was seized with a sudden illness and was carried to the Macon Hospital where he died in a short while. Death was attributed to heart trouble.
Mr. Franklin was a well known citizen of Barnesville, being general manager of the Franklin Buggy Co. and an alderman of the city. He was survived by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Franklin; sisters, Mrs May Hensley and Miss Myrtice Franklin; five brothers, W. J. Franklin, of Zebulon, Dr. R. A. Franklin, of Jackson; T. J. Franklin, of Barnesville, Ben Franklin, of Herndon, and Col. Omar Franklin, of Valdosta.
The funeral and internment was at Barnesville Saturday.
Reference:
Barnesville Hearld Gazette
October 24, 1919
Barnesville, Lamar Co., GA.
Prominent Barnesville Business Man Stricken in Macon
While Returning From South Georgia Trip
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Franklin sympathize with them in the death of the former's brother, Mr. A. H. S. Franklin, of Barnesville, which occurred in Macon, Thursday night, Oct 16. Mr. Franklin was returning in a automobile from a trip to Herndon and was seized with a sudden illness and was carried to the Macon Hospital where he died in a short while. Death was attributed to heart trouble.
Mr. Franklin was a well known citizen of Barnesville, being general manager of the Franklin Buggy Co. and an alderman of the city. He was survived by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Franklin; sisters, Mrs May Hensley and Miss Myrtice Franklin; five brothers, W. J. Franklin, of Zebulon, Dr. R. A. Franklin, of Jackson; T. J. Franklin, of Barnesville, Ben Franklin, of Herndon, and Col. Omar Franklin, of Valdosta.
The funeral and internment was at Barnesville Saturday.
Reference:
Barnesville Hearld Gazette
October 24, 1919
Barnesville, Lamar Co., GA.
SUDDEN WAS DEATH OF MR. A. H. S. FRANKILN
Prominent Barnesville Business Man Stricken in Macon
While Returning From South Georgia Trip
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Franklin sympathize with them in the death of the former's brother, Mr. A. H. S. Franklin, of Barnesville, which occurred in Macon, Thursday night, Oct 16. Mr. Franklin was returning in a automobile from a trip to Herndon and was seized with a sudden illness and was carried to the Macon Hospital where he died in a short while. Death was attributed to heart trouble.
Mr. Franklin was a well known citizen of Barnesville, being general manager of the Franklin Buggy Co. and an alderman of the city. He was survived by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Franklin; sisters, Mrs May Hensley and Miss Myrtice Franklin; five brothers, W. J. Franklin, of Zebulon, Dr. R. A. Franklin, of Jackson; T. J. Franklin, of Barnesville, Ben Franklin, of Herndon, and Col. Omar Franklin, of Valdosta.
The funeral and internment was at Barnesville Saturday.
Reference:
Barnesville Hearld Gazette
October 24, 1919
Barnesville, Lamar Co., GA.
Prominent Barnesville Business Man Stricken in Macon
While Returning From South Georgia Trip
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Franklin sympathize with them in the death of the former's brother, Mr. A. H. S. Franklin, of Barnesville, which occurred in Macon, Thursday night, Oct 16. Mr. Franklin was returning in a automobile from a trip to Herndon and was seized with a sudden illness and was carried to the Macon Hospital where he died in a short while. Death was attributed to heart trouble.
Mr. Franklin was a well known citizen of Barnesville, being general manager of the Franklin Buggy Co. and an alderman of the city. He was survived by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Franklin; sisters, Mrs May Hensley and Miss Myrtice Franklin; five brothers, W. J. Franklin, of Zebulon, Dr. R. A. Franklin, of Jackson; T. J. Franklin, of Barnesville, Ben Franklin, of Herndon, and Col. Omar Franklin, of Valdosta.
The funeral and internment was at Barnesville Saturday.
Reference:
Barnesville Hearld Gazette
October 24, 1919
Barnesville, Lamar Co., GA.
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