Edward Levi Patten, born 3/31/1869 in Lowndes co GA (son of William and Elizabeth Register Patten) a native of Milltown GA, but for the past two years a resident of Jacksonville, passed away in a Jacksonville, Duval CO FL hospital at 10am on 7/7/1928 after a brief illness.
He was employed as County Warden at the county prison farm.
He is survived by five brothers: JL Patten and MS Patten of Tifton GA, WC, SM and SR Patten of Lakeland GA; 2 sisters: Mrs JT Webb and Mrs LJ Clement of Ray City, GA.
The body accompanied by his brother MS Patten taken by train to Valdosta, funeral services Sunday afternoon at 3pm from the Union Primitive Baptist church at Lakeland, interment in the family cemetery near Lakeland.
Info from Jacksonville newspapers ca 9 July 1928 and from Find a Grave member Barbara Cox.
He was employed as County Warden at the county prison farm.
He is survived by five brothers: JL Patten and MS Patten of Tifton GA, WC, SM and SR Patten of Lakeland GA; 2 sisters: Mrs JT Webb and Mrs LJ Clement of Ray City, GA.
The body accompanied by his brother MS Patten taken by train to Valdosta, funeral services Sunday afternoon at 3pm from the Union Primitive Baptist church at Lakeland, interment in the family cemetery near Lakeland.
Info from Jacksonville newspapers ca 9 July 1928 and from Find a Grave member Barbara Cox.
Edward Levi Patten, born 3/31/1869 in Lowndes co GA (son of William and Elizabeth Register Patten) a native of Milltown GA, but for the past two years a resident of Jacksonville, passed away in a Jacksonville, Duval CO FL hospital at 10am on 7/7/1928 after a brief illness.
He was employed as County Warden at the county prison farm.
He is survived by five brothers: JL Patten and MS Patten of Tifton GA, WC, SM and SR Patten of Lakeland GA; 2 sisters: Mrs JT Webb and Mrs LJ Clement of Ray City, GA.
The body accompanied by his brother MS Patten taken by train to Valdosta, funeral services Sunday afternoon at 3pm from the Union Primitive Baptist church at Lakeland, interment in the family cemetery near Lakeland.
Info from Jacksonville newspapers ca 9 July 1928 and from Find a Grave member Barbara Cox.
He was employed as County Warden at the county prison farm.
He is survived by five brothers: JL Patten and MS Patten of Tifton GA, WC, SM and SR Patten of Lakeland GA; 2 sisters: Mrs JT Webb and Mrs LJ Clement of Ray City, GA.
The body accompanied by his brother MS Patten taken by train to Valdosta, funeral services Sunday afternoon at 3pm from the Union Primitive Baptist church at Lakeland, interment in the family cemetery near Lakeland.
Info from Jacksonville newspapers ca 9 July 1928 and from Find a Grave member Barbara Cox.
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