"The Constitution"
Atlanta, Georgia
Saturday, November 16, 1889
Mrs. Orme's Death
A Lady Well Known in Atlanta Passes Away in Alabama
Mrs. Julia C. Orme, died at her residence in Chambers co., Ala., at noon yesterday.
Many friends in Atlanta knew and loved her for her singular purity of character, her fervent piet and the beautiful and unselfish life the she led for fifty-three years.
Mrs. Orme was the daughter of Dr. Joseph Thompson, well known in Georgia, and was wedded to Colonel W. P. Orme in 1853. Colonel Orme was for twenty-five years the cashier of the Atlanta and West Point Railroad company, in this city; but some years ago failing health caused him to remove to his plantation in Alabama.
Mrs. Orme was a sister to Mrs. Richard Peters, Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mr. Joseph Thompson, and Mr. Edgar Thompson, of this city
She leaves three sons and four daughters, her eldest son, Mr. Joe Orme, being cashier of Lowery's bank.
The remains will arrive here at 9:15 today, and the funeral services will be conducted at St. Phillips, by Rev. George Funsten.
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Funeral Notice
ORME - Mrs. Julia C., wife of W. P. Orme, died in Chambers county, Ala. at 12 m., on Friday. Services at St. Phillip's church at 10:30 this morning, Saturday, November 16th. Interment at Oakland cemetery.
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Sunday, November 17, 1889
Mrs. Julia C. Orme's Funeral
The funeral of Mrs. Julia C. Orme occurred, as announced yesterday, at 10 o'clock.
The services were beautifully conducted by Rev. George Funsten, and a large concourse of friends, who remembered and loved her, followed the remains to the grave.
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"The Constitution"
Atlanta, Georgia
Saturday, November 16, 1889
Mrs. Orme's Death
A Lady Well Known in Atlanta Passes Away in Alabama
Mrs. Julia C. Orme, died at her residence in Chambers co., Ala., at noon yesterday.
Many friends in Atlanta knew and loved her for her singular purity of character, her fervent piet and the beautiful and unselfish life the she led for fifty-three years.
Mrs. Orme was the daughter of Dr. Joseph Thompson, well known in Georgia, and was wedded to Colonel W. P. Orme in 1853. Colonel Orme was for twenty-five years the cashier of the Atlanta and West Point Railroad company, in this city; but some years ago failing health caused him to remove to his plantation in Alabama.
Mrs. Orme was a sister to Mrs. Richard Peters, Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mr. Joseph Thompson, and Mr. Edgar Thompson, of this city
She leaves three sons and four daughters, her eldest son, Mr. Joe Orme, being cashier of Lowery's bank.
The remains will arrive here at 9:15 today, and the funeral services will be conducted at St. Phillips, by Rev. George Funsten.
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Funeral Notice
ORME - Mrs. Julia C., wife of W. P. Orme, died in Chambers county, Ala. at 12 m., on Friday. Services at St. Phillip's church at 10:30 this morning, Saturday, November 16th. Interment at Oakland cemetery.
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Sunday, November 17, 1889
Mrs. Julia C. Orme's Funeral
The funeral of Mrs. Julia C. Orme occurred, as announced yesterday, at 10 o'clock.
The services were beautifully conducted by Rev. George Funsten, and a large concourse of friends, who remembered and loved her, followed the remains to the grave.
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Section 2, Block 235, Lot 1-4, Grave 8.
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Mary Orme
1854–1920
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Archibald Orme
1856–1884
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William Priestley "Willie" Orme Jr
1858–1860
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Joseph Thompson Orme
1860–1913
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Richard McAllister Orme
1862–1863
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Jane Orme Harrington
1863–1900
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Lucy Priestley Orme
1866–1891
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Richard Wilson Orme
1869–1955
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Julia Caroline Orme
1870–1907
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Julia Caroline Orme
1872–1908
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Joseph Priestley Orme
1875–1953
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