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Note: 1870 Census--Isabella P.O., Worth Co., GA; pg. 574; living w/parents * 1880 Census - District 17, Hawkins Co., Tenn; pg. 298B Charles LAMAR Self M Male W 28 GA Boarder GA GA Josie LAMAR Wife M Female W 18 GA Boarder GA GA * 1900 Census--Americus, Sumter Co., GA; states 5 of 7 children living. She and parents born in GA (However, her Father states he was born in SC per 1860 & 1870 census) * "The Atlanta Constitution" Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia Issue of Tuesday, September 21, 1915 Mrs. C. W. Lanier (s/b Lamar) Mrs. C. W. Lanier (s/b Lamar), West Point, died at a private hospital last night at 11 o'clock, The body was removed to Patterson's chapel. Mrs. Lanier is survived by two daughters, Mrs. George H. Lanier, West Point, and Mrs. H. Q. Fletcher, Chattanooga; three sons, Frank, Nichols and C. W. Lanier (s/b Lamar), Jr., and one brother, W. D. Nichols. - - - Issue of Wednesday, September 22, 1915 Mrs. C. W. Lamar, Americus Americus, Ga., September 21 - [Special] Mrs. Charles W. Lamar, who died last night in Atlanta, was prominently known in Americus, where the family has long resided among the best known here. Mrs. Lamar as the widow of C. W. Lamar and is survived by five sons and daughters. She was formerly Miss Josephine Nichols, of Montezuma [Dooly Co.] Funeral services will be conducted here Wednesday afternoon. * Oak Grove Cemetery (1903-1956) submitted by Alan Anderson http://www.sumtercountyhistory.com/cemetery/oagrce.htm Name Age Res.* Date of Death Lot-Sec Location on Lot (*Americus resident unless otherwise specified) Charles W. LAMAR 59 * 8/7/12 36 SW SW Cor Josephine Elizabeth LAMAR 53 West Point GA 9/20/15 36 SW Middle West
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