ANGOBIT

Obituary of Angelina Nancy DAVIS BREWER LUCKEY transcribed by Mary Kathryn Kozy
from a photocopy of the 14 Sep 1917 edition of the Camilla Enterprise of Camilla,
Georgia.  

(PLEASE NOTE:  This obituary does contain some glaring errors, one of which
was that her first husband was L. H. Shiver.  He was actually her son-in-law.)

MRS. ANGELINE LUCKY DIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT -- Mrs. Angeline Lucky, an aged and greatly 
beloved lady and long a resident of Mitchell county, passed away at the home of her 
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Shiver in the Liveoak community on Wednesday night of last week
at 10 o'clock.  The death of Mrs. Lucky caused deep sorrow among her wide connection
of relatives and many friends who had so long been associated with her.
   Funeral services were held on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Shiver, interment being made at Oakview cemetery.  Rev. H. N. Burnett conducted
the services.  The large concourse of people present attested to the love and deep
esteem in which the deceased was held by all who knew her.
   Mrs. Lucky was 76 years old at the time of her death.  She had made her home with
her grandson, Mr. Perry Shiver, three miles east of Camilla, and was on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Shiver at the time of her fatal illness and death.  She was born
in Dale County, Alabama, and moved to this state in early childhood.  Mrs. Lucky was
twice married, her first husband being Mr. L. H. Shiver, after whose death she was
married the second time to Mr. Seaborn Lucky, who also preceded her to the grave 
several years ago.  The deceased was a faithful member of the Mt. Zion Baptist church
and was a woman of genuine Christian character, her faith being put to the test in
the long years of her Christian experience.
   Mrs. Lucky is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Shiver; one brother, Mr.
G. W. Davis, living in the northern part of the county, and one sister, Mrs. 
N. Atkinson, also of this county, beside a large number of grandchildren and other
near relatives, who mourn her loss.
   The Enterprise joins the many relatives and friends in extending the hand of 
sympathy to the bereaved family of this good woman.