Milledgeville, Georgia January 1st, 1900. Death of Mrs.B.I.Bass. Mrs Lucinda Bass, wife of Mr. B.I. Bass, died at her home in this county, last Thursday evening, at seven o'clock. She had been in ill health for many years, and her death was not unexpected, but it was a sad shock to her loved ones. Her remains were buried in the city cemetery Saturday,at noon, Rev. J.A. Wray conducted the services. Mrs. Bass is survived by her aged husband, three sons, Messrs. W.A.N.,B.A. and L.L.Bass,and one daughter, Mrs. Emma Compton. Before her marriage, she was Miss Lucinda Speights. She was buried on the 69th anniversity of her birth. She was a member of the Island Creek Baptist church and was a true christian. The sorrowing loved ones have the sympathy of many friends. BURIED IN UNMARKED GRAVE.
Milledgeville, Georgia January 1st, 1900. Death of Mrs.B.I.Bass. Mrs Lucinda Bass, wife of Mr. B.I. Bass, died at her home in this county, last Thursday evening, at seven o'clock. She had been in ill health for many years, and her death was not unexpected, but it was a sad shock to her loved ones. Her remains were buried in the city cemetery Saturday,at noon, Rev. J.A. Wray conducted the services. Mrs. Bass is survived by her aged husband, three sons, Messrs. W.A.N.,B.A. and L.L.Bass,and one daughter, Mrs. Emma Compton. Before her marriage, she was Miss Lucinda Speights. She was buried on the 69th anniversity of her birth. She was a member of the Island Creek Baptist church and was a true christian. The sorrowing loved ones have the sympathy of many friends. BURIED IN UNMARKED GRAVE.
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