ADELAIDE "ADDIE" PEDDY, born 1837 - 1841. Barbour Co AL 1850 census, Adelaide Peddy, 13, GA, female, daughter of James Peddy, 1800 and Jane. Grave marker for Adelaide "Addie" Peddy Garrett - located at Old Liberty Cemetery, Oneonta, Alabama. Daughter of James C. Peddy and F. Jane Garland Peddy. (Adelaide, sister of Mary "Molly" Peddy Maynor.)
Mrs. Addie Garrett, died at the home of Commissioner J.T. Blalock at Tait's Gap, aged about 68 years. This good christian lady was a sister to Mrs. Blalock, with whom she made her home, had been an invalid for some time but the immediate cause of her death was a stroke of paralysis. The remains were laid to rest in Liberty cemetery, November 12th, Rev. S.C. Allgood conducting the funeral services.
[The Southern Democrat, Thursday, November 18, 1909]
Mrs. Addie Garrett, died at the home of Commissioner J.T. Blalock at Tait's Gap, aged about 68 years. This good christian lady was a sister to Mrs. Blalock, with whom she made her home, had been an invalid for some time but the immediate cause of her death was a stroke of paralysis. The remains were laid to rest in Liberty cemetery, November 12th, Rev. S.C. Allgood conducting the funeral services.
[The Southern Democrat, Thursday, November 18, 1909]
ADELAIDE "ADDIE" PEDDY, born 1837 - 1841. Barbour Co AL 1850 census, Adelaide Peddy, 13, GA, female, daughter of James Peddy, 1800 and Jane. Grave marker for Adelaide "Addie" Peddy Garrett - located at Old Liberty Cemetery, Oneonta, Alabama. Daughter of James C. Peddy and F. Jane Garland Peddy. (Adelaide, sister of Mary "Molly" Peddy Maynor.)
Mrs. Addie Garrett, died at the home of Commissioner J.T. Blalock at Tait's Gap, aged about 68 years. This good christian lady was a sister to Mrs. Blalock, with whom she made her home, had been an invalid for some time but the immediate cause of her death was a stroke of paralysis. The remains were laid to rest in Liberty cemetery, November 12th, Rev. S.C. Allgood conducting the funeral services.
[The Southern Democrat, Thursday, November 18, 1909]
Mrs. Addie Garrett, died at the home of Commissioner J.T. Blalock at Tait's Gap, aged about 68 years. This good christian lady was a sister to Mrs. Blalock, with whom she made her home, had been an invalid for some time but the immediate cause of her death was a stroke of paralysis. The remains were laid to rest in Liberty cemetery, November 12th, Rev. S.C. Allgood conducting the funeral services.
[The Southern Democrat, Thursday, November 18, 1909]
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