On census records, Mitter's name alternates between Mittie and Emily. The marriage record gives her name as E. A. Fields. Her full name may have been Emily Arminta. I have no real proof, just circumstantial evidence. (This info courtesy of Tom Williams.)
DEATH OF MRS.COVENA IN EMAUNUEL COUNTY
Swainsboro, Ga., July 26 - After a lingering illness, covering several years, Mrs. Frank Covena died at her home in Smithton today. Mrs. Covena has been a sufferer from some kind of dropsical affection for quite a long time and her death at this time was not wholly unexpected.
Before her marriage Mrs. Covena was Miss Armitta Fields, daughter of the late Elder J.W. Fields, a well known Primitive Baptist preacher of this county and Mrs. Louisa Fields, who only recently celebrated her eightieth birthday.
Mrs. Covena was forty seven years of age, a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist Church and a good woman.
She is survived by her husband and seven children, all grown, Messrs. Nat, Bell and James Covena, Mrs. J.L. Richardson, Mrs. Somer Faircloth, Misses Armitta and Cleo Fields, and by her mother, Mrs. Louisa Fields. - July 27, 1910, Augusta Chronicle
Thanks to Susan Barwick for the above obituary.
DEATH OF MRS.COVENA IN EMAUNUEL COUNTY
Swainsboro, Ga., July 26 - After a lingering illness, covering several years, Mrs. Frank Covena died at her home in Smithton today. Mrs. Covena has been a sufferer from some kind of dropsical affection for quite a long time and her death at this time was not wholly unexpected.
Before her marriage Mrs. Covena was Miss Armitta Fields, daughter of the late Elder J.W. Fields, a well known Primitive Baptist preacher of this county and Mrs. Louisa Fields, who only recently celebrated her eightieth birthday.
Mrs. Covena was forty seven years of age, a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist Church and a good woman.
She is survived by her husband and seven children, all grown, Messrs. Nat, Bell and James Covena, Mrs. J.L. Richardson, Mrs. Somer Faircloth, Misses Armitta and Cleo Fields, and by her mother, Mrs. Louisa Fields. - July 27, 1910, Augusta Chronicle
Thanks to Susan Barwick for the above obituary.
On census records, Mitter's name alternates between Mittie and Emily. The marriage record gives her name as E. A. Fields. Her full name may have been Emily Arminta. I have no real proof, just circumstantial evidence. (This info courtesy of Tom Williams.)
DEATH OF MRS.COVENA IN EMAUNUEL COUNTY
Swainsboro, Ga., July 26 - After a lingering illness, covering several years, Mrs. Frank Covena died at her home in Smithton today. Mrs. Covena has been a sufferer from some kind of dropsical affection for quite a long time and her death at this time was not wholly unexpected.
Before her marriage Mrs. Covena was Miss Armitta Fields, daughter of the late Elder J.W. Fields, a well known Primitive Baptist preacher of this county and Mrs. Louisa Fields, who only recently celebrated her eightieth birthday.
Mrs. Covena was forty seven years of age, a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist Church and a good woman.
She is survived by her husband and seven children, all grown, Messrs. Nat, Bell and James Covena, Mrs. J.L. Richardson, Mrs. Somer Faircloth, Misses Armitta and Cleo Fields, and by her mother, Mrs. Louisa Fields. - July 27, 1910, Augusta Chronicle
Thanks to Susan Barwick for the above obituary.
DEATH OF MRS.COVENA IN EMAUNUEL COUNTY
Swainsboro, Ga., July 26 - After a lingering illness, covering several years, Mrs. Frank Covena died at her home in Smithton today. Mrs. Covena has been a sufferer from some kind of dropsical affection for quite a long time and her death at this time was not wholly unexpected.
Before her marriage Mrs. Covena was Miss Armitta Fields, daughter of the late Elder J.W. Fields, a well known Primitive Baptist preacher of this county and Mrs. Louisa Fields, who only recently celebrated her eightieth birthday.
Mrs. Covena was forty seven years of age, a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist Church and a good woman.
She is survived by her husband and seven children, all grown, Messrs. Nat, Bell and James Covena, Mrs. J.L. Richardson, Mrs. Somer Faircloth, Misses Armitta and Cleo Fields, and by her mother, Mrs. Louisa Fields. - July 27, 1910, Augusta Chronicle
Thanks to Susan Barwick for the above obituary.
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