The Houston Home Journal, December 12, 1889
Death of Mr. Ab. Bryan
The sudden death of Mr. A.C. Bryan last Sunday was a surprise and a cause of sorrow to his many friends in Houston county.
Though in apparent robust health, he has for some time been affected with heart disease, and when he was suddenly stricken to the floor, at his home near Kathleen, last Sunday, death at once claimed its victim.
The burial took place at the family burial ground Monday.
Mr. Bryan was about 55 years old, an upright, honest man, a good citizen, held in high esteem by his many friends.
He leaves two brothers, Dr. R.C. and Mr. J.S. Bryan, and several children in this county, who with a large circle of friends sincerely mourn his death.
Mr. Bryan was a consistent member of the Methodist church
The Heavenly Father hath claimed his own.
Death of Mr. Ab. Bryan
The sudden death of Mr. A.C. Bryan last Sunday was a surprise and a cause of sorrow to his many friends in Houston county.
Though in apparent robust health, he has for some time been affected with heart disease, and when he was suddenly stricken to the floor, at his home near Kathleen, last Sunday, death at once claimed its victim.
The burial took place at the family burial ground Monday.
Mr. Bryan was about 55 years old, an upright, honest man, a good citizen, held in high esteem by his many friends.
He leaves two brothers, Dr. R.C. and Mr. J.S. Bryan, and several children in this county, who with a large circle of friends sincerely mourn his death.
Mr. Bryan was a consistent member of the Methodist church
The Heavenly Father hath claimed his own.
The Houston Home Journal, December 12, 1889
Death of Mr. Ab. Bryan
The sudden death of Mr. A.C. Bryan last Sunday was a surprise and a cause of sorrow to his many friends in Houston county.
Though in apparent robust health, he has for some time been affected with heart disease, and when he was suddenly stricken to the floor, at his home near Kathleen, last Sunday, death at once claimed its victim.
The burial took place at the family burial ground Monday.
Mr. Bryan was about 55 years old, an upright, honest man, a good citizen, held in high esteem by his many friends.
He leaves two brothers, Dr. R.C. and Mr. J.S. Bryan, and several children in this county, who with a large circle of friends sincerely mourn his death.
Mr. Bryan was a consistent member of the Methodist church
The Heavenly Father hath claimed his own.
Death of Mr. Ab. Bryan
The sudden death of Mr. A.C. Bryan last Sunday was a surprise and a cause of sorrow to his many friends in Houston county.
Though in apparent robust health, he has for some time been affected with heart disease, and when he was suddenly stricken to the floor, at his home near Kathleen, last Sunday, death at once claimed its victim.
The burial took place at the family burial ground Monday.
Mr. Bryan was about 55 years old, an upright, honest man, a good citizen, held in high esteem by his many friends.
He leaves two brothers, Dr. R.C. and Mr. J.S. Bryan, and several children in this county, who with a large circle of friends sincerely mourn his death.
Mr. Bryan was a consistent member of the Methodist church
The Heavenly Father hath claimed his own.
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Large obelisk with information for Abner on one side and Harriet on the other. They have individual slabs.
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