Bulloch Times
Issue of Thursday, May 7, 1931
Died - In Savannah, Wed., A. W. Hegmann, 54, formerly of Statesboro, due to seticaemia. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Esther Hegmann, three daughters, Willie Lee, Ruth and Ethel, two sons, Adolphus W. Jr. and Daniel Hegmann, all of Savannah; sister, Mrs. J. O. Joiner, Statesboro; half-sister, Mrs. J. F. Chance, Macon; two half-brothers, W. M. Hegmann, Statesboro, and Fred Hegmann, Macon. Burial at Red Hill Church.
Issue of Thursday, May 7, 1931
Died - In Savannah, Wed., A. W. Hegmann, 54, formerly of Statesboro, due to seticaemia. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Esther Hegmann, three daughters, Willie Lee, Ruth and Ethel, two sons, Adolphus W. Jr. and Daniel Hegmann, all of Savannah; sister, Mrs. J. O. Joiner, Statesboro; half-sister, Mrs. J. F. Chance, Macon; two half-brothers, W. M. Hegmann, Statesboro, and Fred Hegmann, Macon. Burial at Red Hill Church.
Bulloch Times
Issue of Thursday, May 7, 1931
Died - In Savannah, Wed., A. W. Hegmann, 54, formerly of Statesboro, due to seticaemia. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Esther Hegmann, three daughters, Willie Lee, Ruth and Ethel, two sons, Adolphus W. Jr. and Daniel Hegmann, all of Savannah; sister, Mrs. J. O. Joiner, Statesboro; half-sister, Mrs. J. F. Chance, Macon; two half-brothers, W. M. Hegmann, Statesboro, and Fred Hegmann, Macon. Burial at Red Hill Church.
Issue of Thursday, May 7, 1931
Died - In Savannah, Wed., A. W. Hegmann, 54, formerly of Statesboro, due to seticaemia. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Esther Hegmann, three daughters, Willie Lee, Ruth and Ethel, two sons, Adolphus W. Jr. and Daniel Hegmann, all of Savannah; sister, Mrs. J. O. Joiner, Statesboro; half-sister, Mrs. J. F. Chance, Macon; two half-brothers, W. M. Hegmann, Statesboro, and Fred Hegmann, Macon. Burial at Red Hill Church.
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