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      "An Aged Lady Gone.

  Mrs. Tabitha Darracott died at the home of her son-in-law in
  Crawfordville at 7 o'clock Monday morning May 27th 1889.  She was born on
  the 20th of January 1803 and was therefore in her eighty second year.
  Her maiden name was Connor.  She came to Taliaferro from Newton county as
  the young wife of James B. Darracott near sixty years ago, And has
  outlived her husband some forty years.  She was the mother of two
  children, a son & a daughter, both of who are dead.  An aged and highly
  respected lady of Crawfordville says in substance of Mrs. Darracott:  'I
  have known Mrs. Darracott longer and more intimately than any one now
  living.  I might say some fifty five years.  We lived clShe was an
  excellent housekeeper and kept her house in order.  As wife, mother,
  friend and neighbor she filled well her part.  I loved her for her
  kindness ose neighbors for a long time.  A better, a kinder neighbor
  never lived.  of heart and excellent traits of character.'  What higher
  can be said of any one; a good and usefuly woman, and humble trusting
  christian. . . ."  [remainder of obituary missing.]

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