J.C. Harwell & Son Funeral Home was founded in 1893 by Mr. June Harwell in Pennington, Ga. Shortly thereafter, Mr. Harwell moved his family to Mansfield, Ga. where he established himself as a gracious and honest businessman in the community. There were two locations in Mansfield just west of what is now Blackwell’s Grocery. To this day, the Harwells are considered to be an important part of the rich history of this small town.
Mr. Harwell diligently served the residents of Newton County by providing them with the most compassionate, conscientious and professional care. He developed many lasting friendships and became a well-respected leader. This legacy was passed on to his son Charles, and together they moved the funeral home from Mansfield to Covington in 1927.
Info from J. C. Harwell Funeral Home website.
Mr. Harwell diligently served the residents of Newton County by providing them with the most compassionate, conscientious and professional care. He developed many lasting friendships and became a well-respected leader. This legacy was passed on to his son Charles, and together they moved the funeral home from Mansfield to Covington in 1927.
Info from J. C. Harwell Funeral Home website.
J.C. Harwell & Son Funeral Home was founded in 1893 by Mr. June Harwell in Pennington, Ga. Shortly thereafter, Mr. Harwell moved his family to Mansfield, Ga. where he established himself as a gracious and honest businessman in the community. There were two locations in Mansfield just west of what is now Blackwell’s Grocery. To this day, the Harwells are considered to be an important part of the rich history of this small town.
Mr. Harwell diligently served the residents of Newton County by providing them with the most compassionate, conscientious and professional care. He developed many lasting friendships and became a well-respected leader. This legacy was passed on to his son Charles, and together they moved the funeral home from Mansfield to Covington in 1927.
Info from J. C. Harwell Funeral Home website.
Mr. Harwell diligently served the residents of Newton County by providing them with the most compassionate, conscientious and professional care. He developed many lasting friendships and became a well-respected leader. This legacy was passed on to his son Charles, and together they moved the funeral home from Mansfield to Covington in 1927.
Info from J. C. Harwell Funeral Home website.
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