Age 86.
Atlanta Constitution, 8 Oct 1894
Mr. James Caldwell, one of Atlanta's old pioneers, and a veteran of the Indian war, died last night at 7:20 o'clock at his home, 63 West Mitchell street.
Mr. Caldwell was one of Atlanta's oldest citizens and was for forty years highly respected and beloved.
Mr. Caldwell was eighty-six years old, and was a veteran of the Indian war, had lived in Atlanta since 1850 and had many friends among the pioneers, who will deeply mourn his loss. He leaves three daughters - Mrs. D. L. Hill, Mrs. C. J. Kicklighter and Mrs. James A. Bullock.
The funeral will occur at his late residence, No. 63 West Mitchell street, at 8 o'clock p.m. today. He had, for fifteen years been a consistent member of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
(Grave stone gives year of death as 1895).
Atlanta Constitution, 8 Oct 1894
Mr. James Caldwell, one of Atlanta's old pioneers, and a veteran of the Indian war, died last night at 7:20 o'clock at his home, 63 West Mitchell street.
Mr. Caldwell was one of Atlanta's oldest citizens and was for forty years highly respected and beloved.
Mr. Caldwell was eighty-six years old, and was a veteran of the Indian war, had lived in Atlanta since 1850 and had many friends among the pioneers, who will deeply mourn his loss. He leaves three daughters - Mrs. D. L. Hill, Mrs. C. J. Kicklighter and Mrs. James A. Bullock.
The funeral will occur at his late residence, No. 63 West Mitchell street, at 8 o'clock p.m. today. He had, for fifteen years been a consistent member of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
(Grave stone gives year of death as 1895).
Age 86.
Atlanta Constitution, 8 Oct 1894
Mr. James Caldwell, one of Atlanta's old pioneers, and a veteran of the Indian war, died last night at 7:20 o'clock at his home, 63 West Mitchell street.
Mr. Caldwell was one of Atlanta's oldest citizens and was for forty years highly respected and beloved.
Mr. Caldwell was eighty-six years old, and was a veteran of the Indian war, had lived in Atlanta since 1850 and had many friends among the pioneers, who will deeply mourn his loss. He leaves three daughters - Mrs. D. L. Hill, Mrs. C. J. Kicklighter and Mrs. James A. Bullock.
The funeral will occur at his late residence, No. 63 West Mitchell street, at 8 o'clock p.m. today. He had, for fifteen years been a consistent member of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
(Grave stone gives year of death as 1895).
Atlanta Constitution, 8 Oct 1894
Mr. James Caldwell, one of Atlanta's old pioneers, and a veteran of the Indian war, died last night at 7:20 o'clock at his home, 63 West Mitchell street.
Mr. Caldwell was one of Atlanta's oldest citizens and was for forty years highly respected and beloved.
Mr. Caldwell was eighty-six years old, and was a veteran of the Indian war, had lived in Atlanta since 1850 and had many friends among the pioneers, who will deeply mourn his loss. He leaves three daughters - Mrs. D. L. Hill, Mrs. C. J. Kicklighter and Mrs. James A. Bullock.
The funeral will occur at his late residence, No. 63 West Mitchell street, at 8 o'clock p.m. today. He had, for fifteen years been a consistent member of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
(Grave stone gives year of death as 1895).
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