He was a citizen of Wilcox County. He died at a local Hospital in Selma, Dallas County after an illness of several weeks. His remains were taken to Catherine on Saturday morning where funeral services were held from the local Presbyterian church followed by interment in the Catherine cemetery. He was survived by his wife, and three sons, O.A Wiltsie of Birmingham, E.P. Wiltsie and D.A. Wiltsie of Prarie, Al. The deceased was a native of Wilcox County having been born near Prarie where he has spent his life as a merchant and a planter, being one of the most higly esteemed and widely known men of that section of the state. He was 59 years old and a life long member of the Presbyterian church and a prominent Mason.
He was a citizen of Wilcox County. He died at a local Hospital in Selma, Dallas County after an illness of several weeks. His remains were taken to Catherine on Saturday morning where funeral services were held from the local Presbyterian church followed by interment in the Catherine cemetery. He was survived by his wife, and three sons, O.A Wiltsie of Birmingham, E.P. Wiltsie and D.A. Wiltsie of Prarie, Al. The deceased was a native of Wilcox County having been born near Prarie where he has spent his life as a merchant and a planter, being one of the most higly esteemed and widely known men of that section of the state. He was 59 years old and a life long member of the Presbyterian church and a prominent Mason.
