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Simeon David “Dock” Almand

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Simeon David “Dock” Almand

Birth
Newton County, Georgia, USA
Death
9 Oct 1899 (aged 74)
Conyers, Rockdale County, Georgia, USA
Burial
Conyers, Rockdale County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
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If you take photographs and information that I have posted on my findagrave Memorials..... please, give me credit for my research.
Thank you! Shirley Ann Bennett Barham
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Born in Elbert County Georgia. He was the 13th child of Thomas and Nancy David Almand.
Married Irena A. Wooly - July 9, 1846 in Newton County Georgia.
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During the Civil War; he was in Co. G 2nd GA State Troops. Served as 3rd Lt.

Obituary from the Conyers Weekly - October 14, 1899:

Deaths - After an illness of about 4 weeks, during which time he was most tenderly nursed by his physician, relatives and friend, Uncle Dock Almand died at his home here last Monday moring. He had been in feeble health for a number of years and left his home infrquently, but he will be missed, not only by his fmily but many true friends. It is thought that his death resulted from a partial stroke of paralysis. He was 74 years of age and until his health gaveway was a most active man, succesful in business an other undertakings.
He was a splended citizen, just to his fellow man, a type of honesty that all may emulatewithout vanity and despising hyprocracy.
He passed charateristics we all admird and we may all profit by them. He is dead and we all hope and believe he has gone to rest.
To the aged wife and the devoted sons and daughter who survive him we exted sympathy in their sore bereavement.
If you take photographs and information that I have posted on my findagrave Memorials..... please, give me credit for my research.
Thank you! Shirley Ann Bennett Barham
*******
Born in Elbert County Georgia. He was the 13th child of Thomas and Nancy David Almand.
Married Irena A. Wooly - July 9, 1846 in Newton County Georgia.
*********
During the Civil War; he was in Co. G 2nd GA State Troops. Served as 3rd Lt.

Obituary from the Conyers Weekly - October 14, 1899:

Deaths - After an illness of about 4 weeks, during which time he was most tenderly nursed by his physician, relatives and friend, Uncle Dock Almand died at his home here last Monday moring. He had been in feeble health for a number of years and left his home infrquently, but he will be missed, not only by his fmily but many true friends. It is thought that his death resulted from a partial stroke of paralysis. He was 74 years of age and until his health gaveway was a most active man, succesful in business an other undertakings.
He was a splended citizen, just to his fellow man, a type of honesty that all may emulatewithout vanity and despising hyprocracy.
He passed charateristics we all admird and we may all profit by them. He is dead and we all hope and believe he has gone to rest.
To the aged wife and the devoted sons and daughter who survive him we exted sympathy in their sore bereavement.

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