Married Robert Tate
The Christian Record, March 1856, page 96.
Poseyville, Ind., Jan. 29, 1856.
My mother-in-law, Winney Tate, departed this life on the 13th of April, 1856. Aged near 90 years. She was born in South Carolina, married Robt. Tate in Virginia, where she united with the Methodists, then lived more than 30 years in Kentucky where she joined the Baptists, and 9 years ago she came to Indiana; soon united with the Church of God in Springville, in which she remained, till death. Mother Tate was one of the kindest of women, a good and loving mother, as well as a kind and affection wife.
Milton Short.
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Note: Winney Tate's date of death in this obituary of April 13, 1856 was later than The Christian Record's publication date of March 1856 and also later than the date of Milton Short's narrative of January 29, 1856. Therefore, the date of death may have been 1855 rather than 1856.
Contributed by David Tate
The Christian Record, March 1856, page 96.
Poseyville, Ind., Jan. 29, 1856.
My mother-in-law, Winney Tate, departed this life on the 13th of April, 1856. Aged near 90 years. She was born in South Carolina, married Robt. Tate in Virginia, where she united with the Methodists, then lived more than 30 years in Kentucky where she joined the Baptists, and 9 years ago she came to Indiana; soon united with the Church of God in Springville, in which she remained, till death. Mother Tate was one of the kindest of women, a good and loving mother, as well as a kind and affection wife.
Milton Short.
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Note: Winney Tate's date of death in this obituary of April 13, 1856 was later than The Christian Record's publication date of March 1856 and also later than the date of Milton Short's narrative of January 29, 1856. Therefore, the date of death may have been 1855 rather than 1856.
Contributed by David Tate
Married Robert Tate
The Christian Record, March 1856, page 96.
Poseyville, Ind., Jan. 29, 1856.
My mother-in-law, Winney Tate, departed this life on the 13th of April, 1856. Aged near 90 years. She was born in South Carolina, married Robt. Tate in Virginia, where she united with the Methodists, then lived more than 30 years in Kentucky where she joined the Baptists, and 9 years ago she came to Indiana; soon united with the Church of God in Springville, in which she remained, till death. Mother Tate was one of the kindest of women, a good and loving mother, as well as a kind and affection wife.
Milton Short.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Note: Winney Tate's date of death in this obituary of April 13, 1856 was later than The Christian Record's publication date of March 1856 and also later than the date of Milton Short's narrative of January 29, 1856. Therefore, the date of death may have been 1855 rather than 1856.
Contributed by David Tate
The Christian Record, March 1856, page 96.
Poseyville, Ind., Jan. 29, 1856.
My mother-in-law, Winney Tate, departed this life on the 13th of April, 1856. Aged near 90 years. She was born in South Carolina, married Robt. Tate in Virginia, where she united with the Methodists, then lived more than 30 years in Kentucky where she joined the Baptists, and 9 years ago she came to Indiana; soon united with the Church of God in Springville, in which she remained, till death. Mother Tate was one of the kindest of women, a good and loving mother, as well as a kind and affection wife.
Milton Short.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Note: Winney Tate's date of death in this obituary of April 13, 1856 was later than The Christian Record's publication date of March 1856 and also later than the date of Milton Short's narrative of January 29, 1856. Therefore, the date of death may have been 1855 rather than 1856.
Contributed by David Tate
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