Georgia Weekly Telegraph, April 2, 1880
Thomaston Times: We regret to chronicle the death of Rev. Morgan Bellah, of Barnesville, which occurred yesterday morning. He was a good man and one of the oldest citizens of Pike County. At last accounts his wife was very low, and was not expected to survive him but a few hours. They have lived long and happily together, being eighty odd years old, and ere this, we doubt not, their spirits have been happily re-united in the "bright forever."
Thomaston Times: We regret to chronicle the death of Rev. Morgan Bellah, of Barnesville, which occurred yesterday morning. He was a good man and one of the oldest citizens of Pike County. At last accounts his wife was very low, and was not expected to survive him but a few hours. They have lived long and happily together, being eighty odd years old, and ere this, we doubt not, their spirits have been happily re-united in the "bright forever."
Georgia Weekly Telegraph, April 2, 1880
Thomaston Times: We regret to chronicle the death of Rev. Morgan Bellah, of Barnesville, which occurred yesterday morning. He was a good man and one of the oldest citizens of Pike County. At last accounts his wife was very low, and was not expected to survive him but a few hours. They have lived long and happily together, being eighty odd years old, and ere this, we doubt not, their spirits have been happily re-united in the "bright forever."
Thomaston Times: We regret to chronicle the death of Rev. Morgan Bellah, of Barnesville, which occurred yesterday morning. He was a good man and one of the oldest citizens of Pike County. At last accounts his wife was very low, and was not expected to survive him but a few hours. They have lived long and happily together, being eighty odd years old, and ere this, we doubt not, their spirits have been happily re-united in the "bright forever."
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