Charlie Stallings was the son of Nathan Vinson Stallings and Sarah Ann Frances Cochran.
He married Georgia Gertrude Duncan 5/27/1899 in Villa Rica, Carroll County, Georgia. They had 8 children, 7 of which grew to adulthood. He was a postal carrier for 52 years. In the early days, he delivered the mail in a horse driven carriage. He was also one of the very first to deliver mail in the Rural Free Delivery mail system. He also sold coal from a wooden garage building at his house.
He took care of Gertie, his wife, when she developed rheumatoid arthritis, so severly, that she was bedridden for more than a dozen years.
After Gertie's death, he later married a really sweet lady named Irma Moore. They only had a few years together, until his death. He was a good father and grandfather. He was one of the sweetest and kindest men that I have ever known. He was my grandfather.
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1/23/1958 - Page 23 - The Atlanta Constitution
CHARLIE STALLINGS
Temple, January 22 - Charlie E. Stallings, 80, retired rural mail carrier of Temple, died Sunday night in a Carrollton Hospital. (Tanner Memorial)
Mr. Stallings was born in Carroll County. He had lived in Temple since the fall of 1919, moving there from Banning. A number of years ago, he joined the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church near Villa Rica, but was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church, near Temple at his death. He had served his church as a deacon. He was a member of the Temple Lodge No. 322 F. & A. M.
Surviving are his wife, the former Mrs. Irma Burnett Moore, four sons, Earl of Carrollton, Carl and Tom of Atlanta, and Harrison Stallings of Bremen; two daughters, Mrs. W. I. Smith of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Mrs. Allene Vinke of Bremen; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday from the Temple Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Asbury Cemetery with Temple Lodge.
Martin & Hightower Funeral Home of Carrollton was in charge.
He married Georgia Gertrude Duncan 5/27/1899 in Villa Rica, Carroll County, Georgia. They had 8 children, 7 of which grew to adulthood. He was a postal carrier for 52 years. In the early days, he delivered the mail in a horse driven carriage. He was also one of the very first to deliver mail in the Rural Free Delivery mail system. He also sold coal from a wooden garage building at his house.
He took care of Gertie, his wife, when she developed rheumatoid arthritis, so severly, that she was bedridden for more than a dozen years.
After Gertie's death, he later married a really sweet lady named Irma Moore. They only had a few years together, until his death. He was a good father and grandfather. He was one of the sweetest and kindest men that I have ever known. He was my grandfather.
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1/23/1958 - Page 23 - The Atlanta Constitution
CHARLIE STALLINGS
Temple, January 22 - Charlie E. Stallings, 80, retired rural mail carrier of Temple, died Sunday night in a Carrollton Hospital. (Tanner Memorial)
Mr. Stallings was born in Carroll County. He had lived in Temple since the fall of 1919, moving there from Banning. A number of years ago, he joined the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church near Villa Rica, but was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church, near Temple at his death. He had served his church as a deacon. He was a member of the Temple Lodge No. 322 F. & A. M.
Surviving are his wife, the former Mrs. Irma Burnett Moore, four sons, Earl of Carrollton, Carl and Tom of Atlanta, and Harrison Stallings of Bremen; two daughters, Mrs. W. I. Smith of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Mrs. Allene Vinke of Bremen; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday from the Temple Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Asbury Cemetery with Temple Lodge.
Martin & Hightower Funeral Home of Carrollton was in charge.
Charlie Stallings was the son of Nathan Vinson Stallings and Sarah Ann Frances Cochran.
He married Georgia Gertrude Duncan 5/27/1899 in Villa Rica, Carroll County, Georgia. They had 8 children, 7 of which grew to adulthood. He was a postal carrier for 52 years. In the early days, he delivered the mail in a horse driven carriage. He was also one of the very first to deliver mail in the Rural Free Delivery mail system. He also sold coal from a wooden garage building at his house.
He took care of Gertie, his wife, when she developed rheumatoid arthritis, so severly, that she was bedridden for more than a dozen years.
After Gertie's death, he later married a really sweet lady named Irma Moore. They only had a few years together, until his death. He was a good father and grandfather. He was one of the sweetest and kindest men that I have ever known. He was my grandfather.
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1/23/1958 - Page 23 - The Atlanta Constitution
CHARLIE STALLINGS
Temple, January 22 - Charlie E. Stallings, 80, retired rural mail carrier of Temple, died Sunday night in a Carrollton Hospital. (Tanner Memorial)
Mr. Stallings was born in Carroll County. He had lived in Temple since the fall of 1919, moving there from Banning. A number of years ago, he joined the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church near Villa Rica, but was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church, near Temple at his death. He had served his church as a deacon. He was a member of the Temple Lodge No. 322 F. & A. M.
Surviving are his wife, the former Mrs. Irma Burnett Moore, four sons, Earl of Carrollton, Carl and Tom of Atlanta, and Harrison Stallings of Bremen; two daughters, Mrs. W. I. Smith of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Mrs. Allene Vinke of Bremen; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday from the Temple Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Asbury Cemetery with Temple Lodge.
Martin & Hightower Funeral Home of Carrollton was in charge.
He married Georgia Gertrude Duncan 5/27/1899 in Villa Rica, Carroll County, Georgia. They had 8 children, 7 of which grew to adulthood. He was a postal carrier for 52 years. In the early days, he delivered the mail in a horse driven carriage. He was also one of the very first to deliver mail in the Rural Free Delivery mail system. He also sold coal from a wooden garage building at his house.
He took care of Gertie, his wife, when she developed rheumatoid arthritis, so severly, that she was bedridden for more than a dozen years.
After Gertie's death, he later married a really sweet lady named Irma Moore. They only had a few years together, until his death. He was a good father and grandfather. He was one of the sweetest and kindest men that I have ever known. He was my grandfather.
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1/23/1958 - Page 23 - The Atlanta Constitution
CHARLIE STALLINGS
Temple, January 22 - Charlie E. Stallings, 80, retired rural mail carrier of Temple, died Sunday night in a Carrollton Hospital. (Tanner Memorial)
Mr. Stallings was born in Carroll County. He had lived in Temple since the fall of 1919, moving there from Banning. A number of years ago, he joined the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church near Villa Rica, but was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church, near Temple at his death. He had served his church as a deacon. He was a member of the Temple Lodge No. 322 F. & A. M.
Surviving are his wife, the former Mrs. Irma Burnett Moore, four sons, Earl of Carrollton, Carl and Tom of Atlanta, and Harrison Stallings of Bremen; two daughters, Mrs. W. I. Smith of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Mrs. Allene Vinke of Bremen; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday from the Temple Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Asbury Cemetery with Temple Lodge.
Martin & Hightower Funeral Home of Carrollton was in charge.
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