Union Recorder Milledgeville, GA
Issue #21 Jan 6, 1927
Joel I Farmer Died in Moultrie
Remains Brought Here and Buried in Camp Creek Cemetery
The remains of Mr. Joel I. Farmer were brought to this city Wednesday from Moultrie where he died early Wednesday morning. They were carried to the home of Mr. Pierson Frazier near Hopewell church. The funeral and burial was at Camp Creek church Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Farmer was a native of Baldwin county and grew to manhood here. He served as rural route carrier on rural route four for a number of years, and was well known throughout the county. He is survived by his wife and several children, several sisters and brothers.
He was a faithful member of the Primitive Baptist church.
Issue #21 Jan 6, 1927
Joel I Farmer Died in Moultrie
Remains Brought Here and Buried in Camp Creek Cemetery
The remains of Mr. Joel I. Farmer were brought to this city Wednesday from Moultrie where he died early Wednesday morning. They were carried to the home of Mr. Pierson Frazier near Hopewell church. The funeral and burial was at Camp Creek church Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Farmer was a native of Baldwin county and grew to manhood here. He served as rural route carrier on rural route four for a number of years, and was well known throughout the county. He is survived by his wife and several children, several sisters and brothers.
He was a faithful member of the Primitive Baptist church.
Union Recorder Milledgeville, GA
Issue #21 Jan 6, 1927
Joel I Farmer Died in Moultrie
Remains Brought Here and Buried in Camp Creek Cemetery
The remains of Mr. Joel I. Farmer were brought to this city Wednesday from Moultrie where he died early Wednesday morning. They were carried to the home of Mr. Pierson Frazier near Hopewell church. The funeral and burial was at Camp Creek church Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Farmer was a native of Baldwin county and grew to manhood here. He served as rural route carrier on rural route four for a number of years, and was well known throughout the county. He is survived by his wife and several children, several sisters and brothers.
He was a faithful member of the Primitive Baptist church.
Issue #21 Jan 6, 1927
Joel I Farmer Died in Moultrie
Remains Brought Here and Buried in Camp Creek Cemetery
The remains of Mr. Joel I. Farmer were brought to this city Wednesday from Moultrie where he died early Wednesday morning. They were carried to the home of Mr. Pierson Frazier near Hopewell church. The funeral and burial was at Camp Creek church Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Farmer was a native of Baldwin county and grew to manhood here. He served as rural route carrier on rural route four for a number of years, and was well known throughout the county. He is survived by his wife and several children, several sisters and brothers.
He was a faithful member of the Primitive Baptist church.
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Joel had three wives: married Texie C. McCullar 22 Oct 1899, Annie Chambers 17 Dec 1905, and Ellie B. Evans 19 Apr 1908
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