Taylor County Obits
November 1886

The Marion County Patriot, No. 48
Friday, November 26, 1886
Page Eight
Georgia News
Mr. I.A. Wallace of Butler, attempted to commit suicide Monday by and come out over the left ear, passing immediately under the brain.  The physicians say
that the wound is not necessarily fatal.  The cause of this rash act was a protracted dissipation.  Since the above was placed in type Mr. Wallace has died.

The Marion County Patriot, No. 49
Friday, December 3, 1886
Page Eight
Georgia News
Mr. Jack Paris died at his home at Reynolds on Sunday.  He had been ill for some time, and his death was not unexpected.

The Marion County Patriot, No. 48
Friday, November 26, 1886
Page One
Death of Mr. J. M. Hobbs
Last Sunday morning at one o’clock Mr. J.M. Hobbs died at his home in Crawford County, of dropsy of the heart.  He was quite an old man and highly esteemed by all who knew him.  He was the father of Mr. Frank Hobbs who is connected
with this paper.  His remains were interred at Bethel church, about eleven miles below Butler in Taylor County, the old family burial place. – Montezuma Record Mr. Hobbs once lived in Taylor County not far from Tazewell and will no
doubt be remembered by many people in that section.
 

A big thanks goes out to Carla Miles for submitting this information!

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