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0lyieintsatill-itc-DEATH OF 11. M. DU KEN,Parsed Away at One O’clock Yesterday Morning; Near This City.ie‘d0~-t.iee-e,inieie(From Tuesday's Daily.)News was received in this city yesterday 'morning of the death oL' Mr. R. M. Duren at Ills home five miles east ®f town, at one o’clock. Mr. Daren has been ill for some time and death was not unexpected. The funeral wil-l occur today at eleven from the home, the interment; to blt;s in the. Wilson Graveyard, five miles ■ from town ok the Moultrie road. Rev. T. A, White will officiate at the funeral.Mr. Duren was fifty-five years of'■e^age at the time of his death ands-lelear)Vi-•n1-isiefl- j since 18G3 has been a resident of c- | this county. He was well known In to I ThomasviUe and in other parts of ! the county, v He was a member of Y j the Woodtien of the World, in this 1-! city, and they will officiate at the burial today.He leaves a wife and eleven children. The family moved to this county from Gwinette county,, just after the war and since that then they have become among the most influential and well known citizens in the county. Mr. Duren was a brother of Messrs. G. L. Duren, W. A. Duren, E. G. Duren, T. G. Duren, and leaves four sisters, Mrs. Mary Evans, Mrs. Lottie Dykes of Moultrie and Mrs. Chas. McDonald and Mrs. Bob McDonald of this eity.The Times-Bnterprise extends sincere sympathy the family of this good man in their loss of father, hus-TTand and brother.as-i.
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Thomasville Weekly Times Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia, US
Fri, Oct 09, 1908
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