
**BORN 1830**
**DIED 1911**
**DR. MOSES R. HARP DIED SUNDAY
AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS**
**CIVIL WAR VETERAN**
Dr. Moses R. Harp
died Monday afternoon after an immediate illness of about a week. He was
sitting in his chair engaged in conversation when the end came.
Dr. Harp was 81 years of age having been born May 11, 1830, in Georgia.
When he reached manhood he began the practise of medicine, leaving his
private practice when the war broke out to minister to the needs of the
southern soldiers. He afterward became colonel of the 52d Georgia
regiment and served throughout the war with distinction.
He was
married December 23, 1851, and his helpmeet of sixty years survives him.
The children of this union are, W. C. Harp, Bridgeport, Okla., P. A.
Harp, Cowen, Tenn., Mrs. P. W. Cunningham and Mrs. J. E' Davis, of
Weleetka.
Dr. Harp was also an elder of the Methodist church, and
devoted his life to the service of God and man.
Funeral services
were conducted from the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Harris
paid an eloquent tribute to Dr. Harp, a tribute summed up in the simple
words "He was a good man."
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