One of Pike’s finest had passed to his reward Sunday morning. For many years Uncle George W. Milner was known in this community and during all of that time he contributed by his life and always did everything for the good for his fellow man. In charitable works his contributions reflected his great heart. His influence will be remembered, but his life and example will live. He was fortunate in health, living beyond the allotted time of man. Many friends will mourn his loss.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Barnesville, and a brother Mr. John M. Milner of Concord.
(The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, April 6, 1900)
One of Pike’s finest had passed to his reward Sunday morning. For many years Uncle George W. Milner was known in this community and during all of that time he contributed by his life and always did everything for the good for his fellow man. In charitable works his contributions reflected his great heart. His influence will be remembered, but his life and example will live. He was fortunate in health, living beyond the allotted time of man. Many friends will mourn his loss.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Barnesville, and a brother Mr. John M. Milner of Concord.
(The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, April 6, 1900)
Family Members
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Susan Willis Milner Putnam
1815–1883
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Pitt Willis Milner
1819–1893
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Little Berry "Littleberry" Milner
1820–1894
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Apsilla Ann Milner Beckham
1822–1902
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Elizabeth Sims Milner Eppinger McLeod
1824–1910
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Eliza Penelope Milner Wood
1826–1908
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Martha Rowena Milner Ravens
1829–1906
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Jonathan James Milner
1831–1910
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Richard Willis "Dick" Milner
1833–1862
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Mary Elenor Jane "Mollie" Milner Reid
1835–1909
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Mrs Rebecca Amaretta Milner Harris
1837–1907
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