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Submitted: 7/19/17 • Approved: 8/26/17 • Last Updated: 3/30/18 • R806009-G806009-S3
Epp
June 8, 1875
July 22, 1920
Georgia
Oct. 28, 1883
Sept. 1, 1944
Daughter of Oliver J. Brattin and Arizonia Rosa Belle Roberts
Cassville Democrat, July 1920 - Epp Higgs Dead: Epp Higgs was born in the neighborhood where he died and was a son of the late Mr. And Mrs. Seth R. (Red) Higgs (Martha Jane Marie Tucker) old time and highly respected citizens of this county. He had been sick for two to five years, with rheumatism and had been confined to his bed, helpless, but was thought to be improving and was able to move himself some. He suddenly took worse and died Friday, July 23, 1920, aged 45 years, leaving his wife, two sons and two daughters to mourn the separation. He left one brother and two sisters, who are James Higgs of Butterfield Township, Mrs. Sherman Lane of Clayton, N. M. and Mrs. Calvin Stamps of near Ridgley. He and Miss Georgia Brattin a daughter of late Oliver Brattin and Mrs. Brattin, estimable citizens of our country, were married many years ago, and lived a happy life. Rev. J. T. Brattin of this city, conducted funeral services at Concord Church on afternoon of Saturday, July 24, after which the remains were interred in the Cemetery there. He had been a member of New Hope Church for many years and lived the life of a consistent Christian and enjoyed the good will and friendship of all his acquaintances. His word was his bond.
Contributed on 7/19/17 by judyfrog
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