Death of Judge John Hammond.
Milledgeville, November 14-Last night about nine o'clock Judge John Hammond, steward of the lunatic asylum, died at his residence in Midway. Judge Hammond has been a resident of Baldwin county for over fifty years, and has in the course of his lifetime held various positions of responsibility and trust here. He held the office of ordinary for several years and has been both trustee and steward of the asylum. He was a great measure identified with this institution, having always taken great interest in its affairs and welfare.
Milledgeville, November 14-Last night about nine o'clock Judge John Hammond, steward of the lunatic asylum, died at his residence in Midway. Judge Hammond has been a resident of Baldwin county for over fifty years, and has in the course of his lifetime held various positions of responsibility and trust here. He held the office of ordinary for several years and has been both trustee and steward of the asylum. He was a great measure identified with this institution, having always taken great interest in its affairs and welfare.
Death of Judge John Hammond.
Milledgeville, November 14-Last night about nine o'clock Judge John Hammond, steward of the lunatic asylum, died at his residence in Midway. Judge Hammond has been a resident of Baldwin county for over fifty years, and has in the course of his lifetime held various positions of responsibility and trust here. He held the office of ordinary for several years and has been both trustee and steward of the asylum. He was a great measure identified with this institution, having always taken great interest in its affairs and welfare.
Milledgeville, November 14-Last night about nine o'clock Judge John Hammond, steward of the lunatic asylum, died at his residence in Midway. Judge Hammond has been a resident of Baldwin county for over fifty years, and has in the course of his lifetime held various positions of responsibility and trust here. He held the office of ordinary for several years and has been both trustee and steward of the asylum. He was a great measure identified with this institution, having always taken great interest in its affairs and welfare.
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