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Moore, J. L.
"Buster" SFB
residence
from injuries received in an auto accident.
The funeral was conducted at
of
Twin
City.
the rev. Franklin Sasser and the Rev. Inman Gerrald
officiated.
Burial was in
Mr. Moore was a native of
was
a member of Emanuel County Farm Bureau and was chairman of
Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation Service for 17 years.
He was a
member
and deacon of First Baptist Church of Twin City.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lucille W. Moore of
daughters,
Mrs. Brenda Moore Jones of Atlanta, Mrs. June Moore Roberson of Sparta,
Mrs. Scarlet Moore
Simmons of
Norcross; five sisters,
Mrs. Mary Lou Sutton, and Mrs. Annie Mae Woods of
Swainsboro, Mrs. Ester
Bell of
Edenfield of Metter; two
brothers, Doc Moore of Orlando, Fla., and Earl Moore of
Nephews, Tommy Jean Woods, Luther Bell, Winfred Bell, James Fred
moore,
Johnson Turner, Toby Wells, Jerry Edenfield and Bobby Edenfield served as
active
pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Leon Thorne, Steve Anderson,
Durden Johnson, Howard Quarles, Homer Moxley, Norman Tanner, Dickson
Durden, John
Evan Morgan, Buster
Jones, Carl Grimes, Dr. Leon Curry, Jay
Chapman,
Chapman, Rollin Grimes,
Pedro Andrews, Jim Bennett, C. L. Welch, Jack
Atkinson
and Ivey J. Turner.
Peebles-Curry Mortuary of Swainsboro had charge of arrangements.
Marvin
Moore, 49, died at his home near Graymont in Emanuel
Besides his wife, Mrs. Emmie Cowart Moore, he is survived by eight
daughters,
Mrs. James Meeks and Mrs. Jesse Crews, both of Aline;
Mrs. Bud Turner of
Charles Moore of
Graymont; a brother, Joe Brown Moore, of Graymont;
and
four sisters, Mrs. Parker Terrel, Mrs. Della Moore and Mrs. Harold
Cannon,
all of
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at
Church, the Rev. Jenkins
of Graymont officiating. Burial was in
the
MOORE, Bertie
- SFB -
Funeral services for Miss Bertie Moore, 58, were held at
Sunday at the
Jenkins
and the Rev. Ernest Bishop officiating. Burial was
in the
city
cemetery.
Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Annie Lou Lanier, Pompano
Beach,
Swainsboro;
four brothers, George L. Moore, J. D. Moore, Joe B.
Moore,
and Pharoah Moore, all of Swainsboro.
Shadowlawn Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
MOORE, Steely SFB
Judge Steely Moore
died at his home near Nunez last night.
He was one of the oldest,
if not the oldest man in the county,
being
about 84 years of age. He was for many years one of the
most
prominent men in the county holding at various times such
positions
as ordinary, sheriff, etc.
The funeral
ceremonies will take place at the interment which
will
be on the old home place tomorrow, Elder S. M. Anderson
will
preach the funeral and a large crowd of friends and relatives
is
expected to be present to pay the last tribute of respect to one
of
the old landmarks of our ante bellum citizenry which is rapidly
passing
away.
MOORE, Mrs. Vianah
Thomspon SFB
89, of
Burial was in the
Mrs. Moore died at an
extended
illness.
A native of
years
and was a member of the St. Luke Methodist Church.
Elliott Sons Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
MOORE, Pharaoh SFB
Pharoah Moore, 73, died Sunday in an
The funeral was held at
Mortuary
with the Rev. Kelmer Durden officiating. Burial was
in the Swainsboro
A lifelong resident of
widow,
Mrs. Lena Moore; a daughterm, Mrs. Glenda Screws of Swainsboro; a son,
Archie Moore of Macon;
and three brothers, George L. Moore, J. D. Moore, Joe
Brown Moore, all of
Swainsboro.
Pallbearers included Junior Screws, Luther Page, Henry moore,
Buford
Pritchard,
Franklin Moore and George Willis.
Shadowlawn Mortuary of Swainsboro had charge of arrangements.
MOORE, Mrs. R.
Pierce SFB
Swainsboro was saddened by news that Mrs. R. Pierce Moore
had
passed away at her home in
her
condition was regarded as grave by her relatives, her passing was none
the less
a shock to her countless relatives and friends here and elsewhere.
Mrs. Moore was born and reared in Swainsboro, the daughter of the late
Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Thompson. In her girlhood and
young womanhood, she was
one
of the most popular members of the social set of Swainsboro.
The funeral rites were held at the
morning.
Interment following in the
The deceased is survived by her husband and four daughters, Mi...
Harriett,
Sara, Kathryn, and Margaret. Also two sisters, Mrs. Owen (?)
Jesse,
Jr., Wiley, Arthur, and Harry Thompson of Swainsboro.
MOORE, Owen O. SFB
Mr. O. O. Moore, of
Word was received here last week of the death of Mr. Owen O. Moore,
70,
of Augusta, who died in
been
in ill health for some times, and underwent an operation about ten days
previous
to his death, from which he failed to rally.
Mr. Moore was well known in Swainsboro, being the husband of the
former
Miss Alice Thompson, daughter of the late Jesse Thompson. He had been
employed
for many years as bookkeeper for the Augusta Chronicle. He had been a
resident
of
Besides his widow, the deceased is survived by three sons, Jesse T.
and
Eugene F. Moore, both of
grandchildren.
The funeral and interment was in
MOORE, Ella
Lucile SFB
Mrs. Ella Lucile Moore having departed this life
while
young in life, and in the blood of young womanhood.
She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Black and was born
heart-rending
to all of her loved ones and many friends. She was loved by her
Sunday School
in which she took great interest and it was a great loss to give her
up,
trust that Luther may live to meet her some sweet day in that beautiful
home
in the sweet beyond where there will be no tears to shed.
May our Heavenly Father have mercy on the bereaved family in their sad
hour.
From Hawhammock Sunday School.
Mrs. A. H. Hooks
Mrs. C. W.
Sturdivant,
Mrs. A. J. Hooks,
Mrs. G. C. Kent.
MOORE, E. G.
SFB
Mr. E. G. Moore, a well known citizen of Swainsboro, died Tuesday
night
as the result of fever and pneumonia. He was buried in the new
cemetery.
Survivivng him are a wife
and three children, who have the sumpathy of the
community
in their sad bereavement. Mr. Moore was farming this year, but last
year
he was associated with Sanders and Fulghum in the blacksmith shop.
MOORE, Earl
Everett SFB
The funeral was conducted at
the
church cemetery.
Mr. Moore, a native of
contractor.
Survivors include a daughter, Virginia Collins of
Pauline Edenfield of
Metter, Ester
all
of
Nephews served as pallbearers.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home of Swainsboro had charge of arrangements.
MOORE, EDGEY
SFB
Funeral rites for Edgey Moore were held from
at
Burial was in the
church cemetery. DeLoach-Spivey Mortuary was in charge of
funeral
arrangements.
Mr. Moore died at his home near
after
an illness of several weeks.
He was a native of
being
a farmer by occupation. He was a son of the late Garrett and Martha Moore.
He was 57 years of
age and a leader in his community. His wife died last
year.
He is survived by eight children, Claude, Alonzo, Carl, Grady Moore,
Mrs. Freddie Beasley,
Mrs. E. L. Hall, Mrs. Ralph Hall and Mrs. G. W. Walden,
nine
grandchildren, and a number of other near relatives.
MOORE,
Mr. Duncan Moore, of Summertown, was shot and instantly killed near
Midville Saturday, it is
said, by Deputy Sheriff R. M. Carter, of Burke county.
It is said that the officers were watching a still where whiskey had
been
manufactured and where there was a considerable quantity of whiskey, and
that
two cars drove up. One was blocked and the parties arrested, bug the car
which
Mr. Moore was in made flight and was pursued by the officers. It is
also
stated that some one in this car drew a gun and attempted to shoot the
officers,
when Deputy Carter fired, killing Mr. More instantly. Mr. Ira Dudley,
who
was in the car with Mr. Moore, also had a finger shot off. A double
barrel
shot
gun loaded with buckshot was used.
Mr. Moore is a son of Mr. James M. Moore, a prominent farmer of
Summertown, and was about
twenty years old.
The remains were interred Sunday at the family cemetery on the
plantation
of Mr. S. S. Moore, near Swainsboro.
MOORE, DESSIE
SFB
Mrs. Dessie Moore of Swainsboro died Wednesday,
Oct. 10, in an
Funeral for Mrs. Moore was conducted at
chapel
of Hunnicutt Funeral Home. Burial was in
A native of
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mary Frances Lee of
sons,
Elton Moore and Ray Moore, both of Swainsboro; a sister, Mrs. Harvey
McVey of Metter, 13
grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home of Swainsboro was in charge of arrangements.
MOORE, DR. THOMAS
GROVER SFB
SANDFORD,
Funeral services were held from Drisson Funeral Home in
Thursday, April 1.
A native of
John
Jay Moore and Mrs. Cassie Edenfield Moore of
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Wallace Smith of
son,
Dr. John Darsey Moore of
Powell of Swainsboro and
Mrs. Herman Yeomans, Sr. of Collins; three grandchildren;
two
great-grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews.
MOORE,
THOMAS SFB
On Tuesday evening a message was received by Mr. S. S. Moore from
Mr. Moore was employed by the electric light company of that city.
It seems that he was on a
pole 30 feet from the ground when he came in contact
with
a live wire and was knocked to the ground from the effect of which he
died
Wednesday at
over
the G. & P. railroad, and were interred this afternoon at the family
cemetery
about three miles from town. Besides his father and mother, Mr. Moore
leaves
five brothers and five sisters to mourn his loss. The funeral will be
conducted
from the resident of Mr. S. S. Moore by Rev. B. E. Whittington.
MOORE, THOMAS
WILL SFB
Graveside services for Thomas Will Moore, 90, were held at
Monday
at
He was a native of
operation.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Lyneath Musgrove of Homerville,
and
Mrs. Cora Shelton of Swainsboro; a sister, Mrs. Belle Davis Boatwick of
Hunnicutt Funeral Home of Swainsboro had charge or arrangements.
MOORE,
Miss Alma Moore of
night,
January 15, in an
had
lived in
past
10 or 12 years. She was born and reared in Stillmore, in Emanuel county,
near
Swainsboro. She was the daughter of the late J. B. Moore and the late
Mrs.
Kate
Surviving the deceased are six brothers, J. H. Moore, of Swainsboro;
Harry Moore, Jim Moore,
Claude Moore, of McRae;
and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Coleman, Stillmore, and Miss
Helen
Moore of
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at
Methodist church in
Stillmore, with Dr. J. Walter Hendricks, of
officiating.
Interment will be in the Stillmore cemetery. Swainsboro Funeral Parlor
was
in charge of arrangements.
MOORE, ANNIE,
MRS. SFB
Graveside services for Mrs. Annie Moore, 72, were held at
Monday at the
Nance officiating.
Mrs. Moore died Friday in a
A native of
Collins of Jonesboro; two
sons, Randolph Moore of Memphis, Tenn., and Edwin
Moore
of Altoona, Pa., and a sister, Mrs. Sallie Moore of Vidalia.
Pallbearers were James Johnson, Steve Anderson, Virgil Ellington, C.
D. Cumbee, Jr., C. A.
Price and Randy Ellington.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
MOORE, M. L. (BUCK CARTER)
SFB
Funeral services for M. L. (Buck Carter)
member.
The Rev. Eddie Hilburn, the Rev. W. A. Foskey Jr. and the Elder Paul
Thomas officiated and
interment was in
Pallbearers were Walter Wynn, Jr., Bryan Hilburn, Kenneth Foskey, Thad
Donaldson,
John Darley, Joe Martin, Ralph Carter and Lamar Mimbs.
Mr. Moore was killed in a tractor accident near
Wednesday morning.
He was born in
20 years.
Surviving are six brothers, the Rev. Monroe Carter, Bobby Carter,
Francis Carter, Junior
Carter and Mervin Carter, all of
Soperton; three sisters,
Mrs. Alton McTier of Savannah, Mrs. Grady Moore Sr., of
Swainsboro, Mrs. John
Henry Grant of Swainsboro; and his great-grandmother,
Mrs.
Mattie Flanders of
Sammons Funeral Home of Soperton was in charge of arrangem
MOORE, MAGGIE
COLEMAN SFB
Mrs. Maggie Coleman Moore, 88, of Swainsboro died Friday in Emanuel
The native of
Funeral was conducted at
Peebles-Curry Mortuary,
Swainsboro. Elder William Claxton and Elder Harold McElveen
officiated.
Burial was in
Survivors include three sons, Carl Moore, Edward Moore and Billy
Moore, all of
half-sister,
Mrs. Ruth Davis of
14
grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
Grandsons served as pallbearers.
Peebles-Curry Mortuary of Swainsboro had charge of arrangements.
MOORE,
MARGARET SFB
Funeral rites for Miss Margaret Moore, 19, were held at the
family
cemetery near here at
Miss Moore died at the home of her parents here at
after
a long illness.
Surviving are parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moore, a sister, Maude; two
brothers,
J. E.Jr., John U., her grandmothers, Mrs. J. J. Moore of Nunez , and
Mrs. W. K. Cook of
County.
MOORE, LEE
ESTHER SFB
hospital
after a long illness.
Services were held Monday at
Burial was in
Mrs. Moore, a native of Swainsboro, had lived in
years.
She was a member of
Survivors include a son, Paul G. Moore of
Mrs. Kenneth Main of
three
sisters, Mrs. Birtie Teel of
great-grandchildren.
McCullough Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
MOORE, LUTHER
J. SFB
were
held at
The rev. Frank Brinson officiated. Interment was in the church
cemetery.
Mr. Moore died Thursday in an
A native of
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ruby Cowart Moore of Twin City; a
daughter,
Mrs. N. A. Roberts of
Pallbearers were Howard McCook, Easton Tucker, Charlie Cowart,
Black,
Jay Lawson and H. L. Brown.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
MOORE, LUCILE BOATRIGHT
SFB
Funeral services will be held today for Mrs. Lucile Boatright Moore,
who
died after one weeks illness. She was 42 years old, and has been a
resident
of this county all her life, joining the
younger
days.
She is survived by her husband Mr. H. M. Moore, four daughters,
Bruncelle, Addie Ruth,
Mertice and Elvia Moore; her father Mr. M. B. Boatright; four
brothers,
B. B., F. R., W. R., and M. M. Boatright; and one
sister, Mrs.
Kattie Lamb.
Funeral services will be held at the Hawhammock church at
Rev. O. B. Rustin
of Statesboro will officiate. Interment will be int he
church
cemetery. Swainsboro Funeral Home is in charge of arrangement
Moore, Sallie Boatright SFB
Orlando,
at
Pinar Terrace Manor,
The funeral was conducted at
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
A Native of Wilkes County, Mrs. Moore was a member of Hawhammock
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Jeanette Stone of
Mrs. Mildred M. Adams of
Vidalia and Mrs. Joyce Wylene Wiedman of
Pallbearers were grandsons, Johnny Wall, Charles Stone, Donnie
Wiedman,
Lanier Pittman, Wiley Jones and Jerry Moore.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home of Swainsboro had charge of arrangements.
MOORE, RUBYE
COWART SFB
interment
in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Moore died Tuesday, Aug. 7, at
short
illness.
A native of
Survivors include a son, Jerry Moore of
Cindy Roberts of
grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
Pallbearers were Tommy Rountree, Harold Hall, Rudolph Brown, H. L.
Brown,
Edd Patrick and Johnny Matkovish.
Peebles-Curry Mortuary of Swainsboro was in charge of arrangements.
MOORE, Mrs. Lela Belle
Hall SFB
AUGUSTA -- Mrs. J. L. (Lela Belle Hall)
Drive,
The funeral was held at
Street
Chapel, with the Rev. David Sergent officiating.
Burial was in Hillcrest
Memorial
Park.
A native of Swainsboro, she had lived in
was
a Methodist.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. George Pederson of Okeechobee; a
son, James Velix, West
Palm Beach, Fla., two sisters Mrs. R. A. Vignati,
Augusta,
and Mrs. A. Rizza of
BOATWRIGHT, Benjamin
Harrison SFB
Vidalia -- Benjamin Harrison Boatwright, 59, a native of Emanuel
County died Sunday.
He had lived in Vidalia for the past 40 years and was a farmer and a
member
of the
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ruth Robinson Boatwright of Vidalia;
three
daughters, Mrs. John Taylor of
Miss Binjy Theresa
Boatwright of Vidalia; seven sisters, Mrs. Ernest Johnson
of
Garfield, Mrs. George Ennis of
Mrs.
Lena B. Collins of
two
brothers, J. C. Boatwright of
Funeral services were held Tuesday at
Church, Vidalia.
BOATWRIGHT, Bessie Curl SFB
County
hospital.
Funeral was held at
The Rev. Louis Pearce and
the Rev. Earl Warnock officiated. Burial was in the
church
cemetery.
A native of
Survivors include her husband, Osborn Boatwright; a sister, Carolyn
Curl Boatwright of
Swainsboro, and a brother, Albert Curl of Swainsboro.
Pallbearers were Pepper Fields, Tyson Stevens, Donald Hooks, John R.
Roberts,
Buddy Sconyers and Paul M. Gay.
Honorary pallbearers were deacons of
Hunnicutt Funeral Home of Swainsboro had charge of arrangements.
BOATWRIGHT, Cecil
W. SFB
Funeral Services for Cecil W. Boatwright 61, of
Friday at
Long
officiating.
Mr. Boatwright, who died last Wednesday in the Millen hospital, was
buried
in the church cemetery.
He was a native of
Products.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Carrie Boatwright, Garfield; one
son, Marvin Boatwright,
US Navy, San Francisco, Calif., three stepsons, Edward
Muns, Garfield; Dan Muns,
Swainsboro, James Muns,
Mrs. Patricia Cotter,
Mrs.
Nandora Kemp and Mrs. Audrey Rich, Swainsboro; three brothers, R. J.
Boatwright, Edward
Boatwright and Osborne Boatwright, Swainsboro.
Shadowlawn Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, MRS. BEN SFB 05/1957?
(Note: Cannot be
sure of date as it is cut off - have to check Findley
Cemetery Records)
Funeral Services for Mrs. Ben Boatright, of
officiating.
Survivors
are Ben Boatright, husband, Mable Boatright, Essie Mae, Nora
Lee, Joyce, children,
Ben H. Boatright, J. C.
Boatright, Mrs. Lena Wilson, step children. Mrs.
Dora Hall, sister,
Mansfield Findley, W. O. Findley, Victor Findly and
Findley,
brothers.
BOATRIGHT, Carolyn Curl SFB - 2001
Mrs. Carolyn Curl Boatright, 86
SWAINSBORO -- Funeral for Mrs. Carolyn Curl Boatright, 86, was held at
The Rev. Cail Pressey and
Elder Tommy Rountree officiated. Burial was in
She died Thursday morning, April 19, in
A native and lifelong resident of
been
a nurse at
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Leta Hadden of Swainsboro; and two
sons,
Algie L. Boatright and John E. Boatright; seven grandchildren and four
great-great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Pepper Field, Wilder Smith, Harold Claxton,
Mobley,
Johnathan Gordy, Bunny Hudson, Buddy Lewis, and Lewis Claxton.
Tomlinson Funeral Home of
Swainsboro had charge of arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, Mrs. Britton SFB
This community was saddened last Friday morning when it was learned
that
Mrs. Britton Boatright had died during the night, her demise having
occurred
a little while after
Mrs. Boatright was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kea and had many
friends
in Swainsboro and elsewhere who regret her untimely death. She was a
member
of the Swainsboro Methodist church and conscientious member and
worker.
The deceased is survived by her husband and eight children, all girls.
The funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. K. H.
MacGregor Saturday
afternoon and interment followed at Hawhammock cemetery, where a
large concourse
of sorrowing relatives and friends had gathered to pay last
tribute
to a loving spirit which had wended its way to a better world.
BOATRIGHT, B. EDWARD SFB
B. Edward Boatright, 60 died Wednesday in an
The funeral was held at
Funeral home with the
Rev. Louis Pierce, the Rev. Earl Warnock and the Rev. William
Claxton
officiating. Burial was in the
Mr. Boatright was a native of
Swainsboro
most of his life. He was a member of the Spring Hill Primitive
Baptist
Church, a retired farmer
and was formerly employed by the Emanuel County Board of
Roads
& Revenues.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Carolyn C. Boatright; a daughter,
Mrs. Leta Hadden of
Swainsboro; two sons, Al Boatright and John Edward Boatright,
Swainsboro; three
sisters, Mrs. Nan Dora Kemp and Mrs. Mary Lena Donahoo,
Swainsboro; and Mrs.
Marjorie Garcia of
Osborn Boatright of
of
Pallbearers included Ivey Boatright, Pepper Fields, Bobby Curl, Andy
Boatwright,
Ronald Boatright, and Bill Hammock.
Honorary pallbearers were members of the Emanuel County Board of
Commissioners and
employees of the county maintenance shop.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
Funeral services were held for Miss America Boatright at the
church
Saturday, Nov. 4, at
Interment was in the
church cemetery. Swainsboro Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements.
Survivors are one niece, Mrs. G. Gay, Nephew Mr. Clayton Hendrix; four
sisters,
Mrs. W. B. Hall, Lyons, Mrs. G. W. Griffith,
C. Keen, Normantown, Mrs.
W. O. Finley,
Boatright,
Harold
and J. P. Boatright.
MOORE,
after
a long illness.
A native of
was
a retired farmer, a veteran of World War II, and a member of
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Juliette Hill Moore of Lyons; two
stepdaughters,
Mr. Laverene Rogers of Bloomingdale and Mrs. Merlene Mosely of
Lyons;
a sister, Mrs. Johnnie Merle LaRoach of Savannah; two brothers,
Charles
Moore
and Thomas Moore, both of Ludowici, and several nieces and nephews.
MOORE, Alva
SFB
after
a long illness.
The
retiree
of Sears Company in
World
War II.
Funeral was conducted at
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lillian Taylor Moore, of Ozark;
three
daughters, Mrs. Ivah J. Downs and Miss Lillian P. Moore, both of Ozark, and
Mrs. Sally A. Hampton of
sister,
Mrs.. Lula M. Morris of Vidalia; nine grandchildren; two
great-grandchildren
and several nieces and nephews.
Murchison Funeral Home of Vidalia had charge of arrangements.
BOATRIGHT,
He died Tuesday, Sept. 1.
A native of
Merchant
Marines during World War II. Mr. Boatright was
a member of Open Door
Improved
Order of Red Men. He was preceded in death by his wife,
Barbara; his
brother,
Osborn Boatright; and his sister, Marjorie Garcia.
Survivors include two daughters, Sandra B. Carroll of
and
Linda Fitzgerald of
Peninsula Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, Mrs. Addie Lou SFB
of
the late Ben Boatright of
A native of
the
home of her son, Ben Boatright in
Survivors include two sons, Ben Boatright of
Boatright
of Twin City; seven daughters, Mrs. Ronnie Murphy of
John D. Hendley of
Midville, Mrs. Frank Holland of Lyons, Mrs. R. I. Williford
of
Lena Collins of Longwood,
S.C.,
Banks Wates of Olana, S.C., Tiller Wates of Kingsteee, S.C.; three
sisters,
Mrs. Roy Hidgon of Donalds, S.C., Miss Fannie Mae Wates of
S.C.,
and Mrs. Johnnie Allen of
Kennedy Mortuary of Laurens, S.C. was in charge of arrangements
MOORE, LUTHER
J. SFB
were
held at
The rev. Frank Brinson officiated. Interment was in the church
cemetery.
Mr. Moore died Thursday in an
A native of
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ruby Cowart Moore of Twin City; a
daughter,
Mrs. N. A. Roberts of
Pallbearers were Howard McCook, Easton Tucker, Charlie Cowart,
Black,
Jay Lawson and H. L. Brown.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
.
BOATRIGHT, CHARLES
Charles Davis Boatright, 4, of Hinesville, passed away in a Ft.
Thomas
C. Boatright of Hinesville, former residents of Swainsboro.
He is survived by his parents, two sisters, Mary Ruth and Me Louise
Boatright, grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boatright and Mrs. J. B. Lovins of
Swainsboro.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at
Brinson
officiating. Interment was in the City cemetery.
Pallbearers were Osborne Boatright, James Lovin, J. D. Boatright, Jr.,
and Harold
Hall.
T. C. Hunnicutt and Son of the Swainsboro Mortuary were in charge of
arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, Daniel
D. SFB
Boatright died on Mary 6
at age of 95
He was a lifelong resident of
Survivors include a daughter, Miss Jewell Boatright of
sister,
Mrs. Josie Smith of
grandchildren,
40 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Hooks Mortuary of Metter was in charge of arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, JUDITH
WILLIAMSON SFB
Mrs. Judy Williamson Boatright, 33, died in the
by
fire Thursday morning.
Funeral services and burial were held Sunday afternoon, May 21 at
at
pastor
of the
She was readed (sic) at
her
parents, her husband Ben H. Boatright, who is a lawyer and large scale
farm
operator and small son, Steve Lance Boatright two months old.
Three brothers are Capt. G. C. Williamson of
Larry Williamson, of
of
Williamson
of
Boatright, Billie SFB
Funeral Rites for
Boatright Child
Funeral rites for Billie Boatright , five year old son
of Mrs. Henry
Boatright and the late Mr.
Boatright, were held at
Wednesday,
January 8 (?) with Rev. J. M? Foster officiating.
He died at the home of his mother near Swainsboro on January 7th,
after
an illness of two weeks.
Besides his mother he is survived by four sisters, ?Wilma?
Eloise,
Sarah, Bernice, and ?Juanita? Boatright, five brothers, Clinton, Jonas,
Stephen,
and
Jack ....and one half brother
Boatright, Essie
Horton SFB 1963
Mrs. Essie Horton Boatright, 56, of Swainsboro, died at her residence
Tuesday
afternoon after a short illness.
She was the daughter of the later Lawson and Laura Durden Youmans.
Survivors are her husband, J. D. Boatright of Swainsboro; six
step-sons,
Jim Scott of Swainsboro,
Boots Scott of Macon, Ray Scott of Baxley, Payne
Scott of McRae, Tommy
Boatright of Hinesville, and J. D. Boatright, Jr., of
Mrs.
Lewis Lumley and Mrs. Leard Durden of
Funeral services were held Thursday at
officiaitng.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Osborne Boatright, Sutton Wells, H. L. Brown, Fred
Greenway,
Pete Boatright and Lee Sanders.
T. C. Hunnicutt & Son of the Swainsboro Mortuary in charge of
arrangements.
Boatright, James R.
SFB
Mr. James R. Boatright died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Johnnie
Thompson,
at Graymont, Wednesday morning. He was 70 years
old and a faithful
member
of the
who
was before her marriage, Miss Georgia Patrick, died several years ago and
he
had never married again.
Mr. Boatright was considered one of the best citizens of Emanuel
county,
and was noted for his honesty and fair dealing. He had lived on his farm
five
miles below Swainsboro for several years prior to his death.
He leaves four children, all of who are grown; R.
B. of Swainsboro;
Eddie
and Willie, of
The funeral will be held today (Thursday) at
Rest church at Graymont
and interment will be at the Graymont cemetery.
Boatright, infant
daughter of John SFB
GARFIELD -- The infant daughter of John Lewis and Ernestine Boatright
died
Saturday morning in
Survivors include her parents; a twin sister; her maternal
grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Thorne of
Mrs. May Lou Sutton of
great-grandparents,
Mrs. and Mrs. R. L. Boatright of Garfield, and Mr. and
Mrs.
C. H. Hendrix of Portal.
Graveside services were held at
Cemetery
in
T. C. Hunnicutt & Son of the Swainsboro Mortuary in charge or
arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, MRS. JOSEPHINE
LOVINS SFB
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Lovins Boatright were held
Saturday
at
The Rev. Albert Huyck officiated and interment was in the Swainsboro
A native of
Survivors include three daughters, Misses Mary
Ruth Boatright, Mae
Boatright and Teresa
Boatright, all of Hinesville; her mother, Mrs. J. B. Lovins
of
Hinesville; two sisters, Miss Caroline Lovins of Hinesville and Mrs. Susie
Boatright
of Swainsboro; and a brother, James A. Lovins of Swainsboro.
Pallbearers were nephews.
BOATRIGHT, Thomas
Charles SFB
Funeral services for Thomas Charles Boatright, 54, of Hinesville, were
held
Saturday at
The Rev. Gene Hires and the Rev. Albert Huyck officiated and burial
was
in the
Mr. Boatright died Thursday in a
He was a native of
a
retired master sergeant. He served in World War II and in the Korean
Conflict.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Josephine Lovins Boatright of
Hinesville; three
daughters, Misses Mary Ruth Boatright, May Boatright and Theresa
Boatright, all of
Hinesville; one brother, J. D. Boatright, Jr., of
Hunnicutt Funeral Home of Swainsboro was in charge of arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, Mrs. W.
E. SFB
On Monday, July 31st, Mrs. W. E. Boatright was called to her Heavenly
Home
by He who knoweth best. She had been in declining
health for several
months,
but the end came unexpectedly.
Funeral services were held in the
?Reiser?
officiating. Interment took place Wednesday
morning at the City
Cemetery.
Besides a sorrowing husband, Mrs. Boatright; is survived by one son,
Douglas
Boatright; three daughters, Mrs. H. M. Flanders of Soperton, Mrs. J. G.
Kingery of
aged
mother, Mrs. Nancy Kemp, of near
number
of other relatives.
BOATRIGHT, Essie
L. SFB
Mrs. Essie L. Boatright, 70, of Route 1, Swainsboro, passed away in a
Swainsboro
hospital Sunday after a short illness. A native of
she
was the daughter of the late Andrew Coleman and the late Nan Coleman both
natives
of
She is survived by four sons Cecil Boatright, Osborn Boatright, Twin
City,
Edward Boatright and R. J. Boatright, Swainsboro, three daughters, Mrs.
Twenty
two grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at
Interment was in the
church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Pete Boatright, Rudolph Boatright, Ray Barfield, Paul
Green,
W. S. Boatright and Herbert Fortner.
T. C. Hunnicutt and Son of The Swainsboro Mortuary were in charge of
funeral
arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, Mathew
L. SFB
Mathew L. Boatright, 18, of Swainsboro died in a Swainsboro hospital
Sunday night.
He was a native of
Sherpard Boatright and
the late Kenneth Ivey Boatright both natives of Emanuel
County.
Surveyors include his mother, Loretta S. Boatright of Swainsboro; one
brother,
Ivey Boatright of Swainsboro; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Rachel
L. Shepard of Swainsboro,
and a number of aunts and uncles.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at
Church
with the Rev. C. Otis Brooks and the Rev. T. Cliff Hunnicutt Jr.
officiating.
Interment was in the
Pallbearers were Harold Hammock, Clem Paige, Wallace Hawkins, and
Bobby Self.
T. C. Hunnicutt and Son of the Swainsboro Mortuary was in charge of
funeral
arrangements.
BOATRIGHT, Mrs. Mattie
Lou "Susie" SFB
Mrs. Mattie Lou "Susie" Boatright, 65, of Swainsboro died Sunday in
The funeral will be conducted at
the
Rev. Robert Anderson. Burial will be in
A native of Emanuel County Mrs. Boatwright had been a beautician 45
years.
She was a member of Eastern Star of First Baptist Church of
Swainsboro.
Survivors include two sons, John Boatright of
Boatright of Birmingham,
Ala.; a sister Miss Carolyn Lovins of Hinesville; a
brother,
James Lovins of Swainsboro; and two grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Rountree Schwalls, Bill Nipper, David Lovins, Jim
Warnock,
Bill Rountree, Ben Gibson and John Roberts.
Members of the Agape Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church will
serve
as honorary pallbearers.
Peebles-Curry Mortuary of Swainsboro had charge of arrangements.
SFB
Mr. Jordan Moore died at his home in this city here last Saturday
after
having suffered for a number of years with paralysis. Mr. Moore was
one of
the
oldest and most respected citizens of Emanuel county. He lived a quite,
unassuming
life and labored hard in support of his family just as long as he
was
able, attending to his own affairs and making no interference with those of
others.
Mr. Moore had already suffered two strokes of paralysis and was
stricken
with the third stroke Friday evening from which he suffered severely until
his
death Saturday.
The funeral and burial took place at
SFB
Jordan Moore, 52, were held at
The Rev. Frank Brinson officiated with burial in the
Cemetery.
A native of
Survivors include a daughter, Miss Mary Hazel Moore of
sons,
Roy, Ricky and Donnie Moore, all of
Moore of Savannah; a
sister, Mrs. Mary Frances Lee of
brothers,
E. R. Moore and Ray Moore, both of Swainsboro.
Shadowlawn Mortuary of Swainsboro was in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Mary Lou Y. Moore, 85
Vidalia -- Funeral for Mrs. May Lou Youmans Moore, 85, was held at
Funeral Service,
Vidalia. Burial was in
near
Soperton.
She died Sunday, Jan 2, in
A native of
most
of her life. She moved to Vidalia in 1969. Mrs. Moore was a
homemaker and
a
member of
Survivors include two daughters, Bessie McGowan of Vidalia and Shirley
Paris
of Anderson, S.C.; two brothers, Charles Youmans of Lyons and J. W.
Youmans of Stillmore; two
sisters, Susie Mae Daniels of Metter and Henrietta
Wilson
of Rincon; nine grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
Ronnie L. Stewart &* Son Funeral Service had charge of arrangements.
Moore, Walter J.
SFB
Services for Walter J. Moore, 89, of Route 4, Swainsboro, were held at
Rev. Inman Gerald, and the Rev. Randall Johnson officiating.
Burial was in the
Mr. Moore died Sunday morning in an
Mr. Moore was a native of
Swainsboro
Masonic Lodge 244.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Robert K. Moore of
and
a son, Jack Moore of Swainsboro.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
Moore, Corbin SFB
Corbin Moore, 87
MILLEN -- Final rites for Corbin Moore, 87, were held Saturday at 1
p.m.
from New
was
in
He died Monday, Jan. 30, in
Mr. Moore, a native of
He was a deacon of
Survivors include his wife, Martha Owens Moore; a son, Charles E.
Moore of Odenton, Md.;
four daughters, Jewell Hall, Annie Ruth
Marshall, Lois
Weaver of
Willie Palmer of Bufford;
a stepdaughter , Harriet Owens of Millen; many
grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Ulyses Sharpe, Ulyses Reynolds, John Lewis, Raymond
Plair,
Alfred White and James Hardaway.
Dwight's Funeral Home had charge or arrangements.
Boatright, Sallie SFV 02...15? (date cut
off)
The many relatives and friends of Mrs. Sallie Boatright, wife of the
late
Reubin Boatright, deeply sympathize with the immediate family in the death
of
this good and aged lady in the home of her daughter in
She had lived to a ripe
old age and all her life was one of strict devotion
to
home and its dutes. The interment took place at
Boatright, Ruben SFRB
Mr. Ruben Boatright, familiarly known as Uncle Ruben, passed away
Saturday,
Setp. 16th, at
Sunday afternoon.
He was 80 years of age and had been a member of the Missionary
Baptist
church for more than 50 years. He was honored and
respected by all
who
knew him, and we miss his familiar face from the streets, *while he did not
stay
on the streets a great deal usually coming into this office to get some
papers
to read.
He leaves a wife and four children, two sons and two daughters. Mr.
M. M. Boatright,
Joiner,
Kiln,
Our sympathy goes out to the bereaved family.
Boatright, Jesse SFB
Vidalia -- Jesse Boatright, 96, of Route 3 died last Wednesday in a
The funeral was held at
Funeral
Home in Swainsboro. The Rev. Arthur Conley
officiated, with burial in
Mr. Boatright was a native of
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Juanita Hall
Boatright, a son, Jesse
Boatright of Madison,
Tenn.; a stepson Jimmy Boatright of Vidalia; three
grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Boatright,
Mrs. Annie O. SFB
Monday at her residence.
The funeral is to be held at
officiating.
Burial will be in the Waters family cemetery.
A native of
God.
Survivors include her husband; a son, Jimmy Boatright of
four sisters, Mrs. Alvie Copeland of
C. D. O'Neal of
Pallbearers will include Soloman Boatright, Isaiah Boatright, Danny
Boatright, Ernest Boatright, Larry Boatright, and Emmett Bridges.
Hunnicutt Funeral Home of Swainsboro in charge of arrangements.
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