Mrs. Sarah B. Cornwell, wife of Davis Lane Cornwell, died at the residence of Colonel G. H. Cornwell, 105 Lee street, after a short illness.
She is survived by a brother, J. P. Hardy, Culloden, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Julia T. Garrett, Eastman, Ga., and five children, Colonel G. H. Cornwell and J. D. Cornwell, of Atlanta; Mrs. J. F. Hardy, Eastman, Ga.; G. W. Cornwell and J. Troy Cornwell, of Monticello, Ga.
Source: Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, GA), 12 April 1920
She is survived by a brother, J. P. Hardy, Culloden, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Julia T. Garrett, Eastman, Ga., and five children, Colonel G. H. Cornwell and J. D. Cornwell, of Atlanta; Mrs. J. F. Hardy, Eastman, Ga.; G. W. Cornwell and J. Troy Cornwell, of Monticello, Ga.
Source: Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, GA), 12 April 1920
Mrs. Sarah B. Cornwell, wife of Davis Lane Cornwell, died at the residence of Colonel G. H. Cornwell, 105 Lee street, after a short illness.
She is survived by a brother, J. P. Hardy, Culloden, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Julia T. Garrett, Eastman, Ga., and five children, Colonel G. H. Cornwell and J. D. Cornwell, of Atlanta; Mrs. J. F. Hardy, Eastman, Ga.; G. W. Cornwell and J. Troy Cornwell, of Monticello, Ga.
Source: Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, GA), 12 April 1920
She is survived by a brother, J. P. Hardy, Culloden, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Julia T. Garrett, Eastman, Ga., and five children, Colonel G. H. Cornwell and J. D. Cornwell, of Atlanta; Mrs. J. F. Hardy, Eastman, Ga.; G. W. Cornwell and J. Troy Cornwell, of Monticello, Ga.
Source: Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, GA), 12 April 1920
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