Reported age at time of death was 65 years, so evidently born about 1846.
Per Britton & Dobbs Funeral Home Records, 1889-1971 (Patsy Daniel Wright, 2010), p. 108: Mrs. Mittie HERREN, residing at Goat Rock [Harris County, Georgia], died 05 JAN 1911, aged 65 years, of heart trouble (phyisican not named); buried 06 JAN 1911 at Martin, Lee County [Alabama] (clergyman not named) - services ordered by J. M. HOOD.
No other record of this individual has been discovered. It has been suggested that, because there are a number of HEARN burials documented at this site, that perhaps this woman's name is also HEARN, rather than HERREN.
Per Britton & Dobbs Funeral Home Records, 1889-1971 (Patsy Daniel Wright, 2010), p. 108: Mrs. Mittie HERREN, residing at Goat Rock [Harris County, Georgia], died 05 JAN 1911, aged 65 years, of heart trouble (phyisican not named); buried 06 JAN 1911 at Martin, Lee County [Alabama] (clergyman not named) - services ordered by J. M. HOOD.
No other record of this individual has been discovered. It has been suggested that, because there are a number of HEARN burials documented at this site, that perhaps this woman's name is also HEARN, rather than HERREN.
Reported age at time of death was 65 years, so evidently born about 1846.
Per Britton & Dobbs Funeral Home Records, 1889-1971 (Patsy Daniel Wright, 2010), p. 108: Mrs. Mittie HERREN, residing at Goat Rock [Harris County, Georgia], died 05 JAN 1911, aged 65 years, of heart trouble (phyisican not named); buried 06 JAN 1911 at Martin, Lee County [Alabama] (clergyman not named) - services ordered by J. M. HOOD.
No other record of this individual has been discovered. It has been suggested that, because there are a number of HEARN burials documented at this site, that perhaps this woman's name is also HEARN, rather than HERREN.
Per Britton & Dobbs Funeral Home Records, 1889-1971 (Patsy Daniel Wright, 2010), p. 108: Mrs. Mittie HERREN, residing at Goat Rock [Harris County, Georgia], died 05 JAN 1911, aged 65 years, of heart trouble (phyisican not named); buried 06 JAN 1911 at Martin, Lee County [Alabama] (clergyman not named) - services ordered by J. M. HOOD.
No other record of this individual has been discovered. It has been suggested that, because there are a number of HEARN burials documented at this site, that perhaps this woman's name is also HEARN, rather than HERREN.
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