As of November 28, 2005, this plot (2 E1 28 2nd West) held 6 graves:
1. Howard Turner Sellars (1930-1944),
2. James Marion Cobb (1926-1971),
3. Shirley Sellars Cobb (1934-?),
4. Crittendon G Sellars (1882-1974),
5. Lena Durley Sellars (1897-1967), &
6. Rideau Bryon Powell (1937-1997),
Plot nformation from December 31, 2006
survey coordinated by the Morning Glory
Garden Club of Moultrie, Georgia
mccls.org/Genealogy/Cemeteries/
Parental links are based on 1940 US Census enumeration (with parents and siblings in Moultrie, Colquitt, Georgia.)
Places of birth and death, date of death, and spousal link are based on Mrs. Cobb's obituary which also states that she had lived in Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, for more than five decades (beginning in 1957) before moving to Nahunta, Georgia. While in Albany Mrs. Cobb worked as an analyst at MCLB and was a member of Byne Memorial Baptist Church. After leaving Albany she was a member of Kingsland First Baptist Church in Kingsland, Georgia. She was survived by a son, Jay Courteney Cobb; a sister, Ruth Sirmans; a brother, Phillip Sellars; three grandchildren; and two great grandchildren.
1. Howard Turner Sellars (1930-1944),
2. James Marion Cobb (1926-1971),
3. Shirley Sellars Cobb (1934-?),
4. Crittendon G Sellars (1882-1974),
5. Lena Durley Sellars (1897-1967), &
6. Rideau Bryon Powell (1937-1997),
Plot nformation from December 31, 2006
survey coordinated by the Morning Glory
Garden Club of Moultrie, Georgia
mccls.org/Genealogy/Cemeteries/
Parental links are based on 1940 US Census enumeration (with parents and siblings in Moultrie, Colquitt, Georgia.)
Places of birth and death, date of death, and spousal link are based on Mrs. Cobb's obituary which also states that she had lived in Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, for more than five decades (beginning in 1957) before moving to Nahunta, Georgia. While in Albany Mrs. Cobb worked as an analyst at MCLB and was a member of Byne Memorial Baptist Church. After leaving Albany she was a member of Kingsland First Baptist Church in Kingsland, Georgia. She was survived by a son, Jay Courteney Cobb; a sister, Ruth Sirmans; a brother, Phillip Sellars; three grandchildren; and two great grandchildren.
As of November 28, 2005, this plot (2 E1 28 2nd West) held 6 graves:
1. Howard Turner Sellars (1930-1944),
2. James Marion Cobb (1926-1971),
3. Shirley Sellars Cobb (1934-?),
4. Crittendon G Sellars (1882-1974),
5. Lena Durley Sellars (1897-1967), &
6. Rideau Bryon Powell (1937-1997),
Plot nformation from December 31, 2006
survey coordinated by the Morning Glory
Garden Club of Moultrie, Georgia
mccls.org/Genealogy/Cemeteries/
Parental links are based on 1940 US Census enumeration (with parents and siblings in Moultrie, Colquitt, Georgia.)
Places of birth and death, date of death, and spousal link are based on Mrs. Cobb's obituary which also states that she had lived in Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, for more than five decades (beginning in 1957) before moving to Nahunta, Georgia. While in Albany Mrs. Cobb worked as an analyst at MCLB and was a member of Byne Memorial Baptist Church. After leaving Albany she was a member of Kingsland First Baptist Church in Kingsland, Georgia. She was survived by a son, Jay Courteney Cobb; a sister, Ruth Sirmans; a brother, Phillip Sellars; three grandchildren; and two great grandchildren.
1. Howard Turner Sellars (1930-1944),
2. James Marion Cobb (1926-1971),
3. Shirley Sellars Cobb (1934-?),
4. Crittendon G Sellars (1882-1974),
5. Lena Durley Sellars (1897-1967), &
6. Rideau Bryon Powell (1937-1997),
Plot nformation from December 31, 2006
survey coordinated by the Morning Glory
Garden Club of Moultrie, Georgia
mccls.org/Genealogy/Cemeteries/
Parental links are based on 1940 US Census enumeration (with parents and siblings in Moultrie, Colquitt, Georgia.)
Places of birth and death, date of death, and spousal link are based on Mrs. Cobb's obituary which also states that she had lived in Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, for more than five decades (beginning in 1957) before moving to Nahunta, Georgia. While in Albany Mrs. Cobb worked as an analyst at MCLB and was a member of Byne Memorial Baptist Church. After leaving Albany she was a member of Kingsland First Baptist Church in Kingsland, Georgia. She was survived by a son, Jay Courteney Cobb; a sister, Ruth Sirmans; a brother, Phillip Sellars; three grandchildren; and two great grandchildren.
Inscription
COBB
To Live In Hearts We Leave
Behind Is Not To Die.
James Marion Cobb
Jan. 16, 1928
June 12, 1971
Shirley Sellars Cobb
Oct. 15, 1934
July 29, 2013
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