Daughter of Robert A. Martin and Mariah Morris Martin
Obituary from Greenwood Index-Journal, 12 April, 1932:
Another one of our blest Saints has crossed the river and is resting neath the shade of the trees. We speak of dear Miss Sallie Martin, of Cedar Springs, who for three years has been an invalid and but for the many sweet attentions in her home by her nieces and nephew she would not have staid with us such a period of suffering. She was a lovable sweet Christian and now no pains are to be alleviated but the rather adjoining the Hosannas with so many gone on. All loved dear Aunt Sallie, as she was called. We make special mention of one niece, her namesake, Miss Sarah Creswell, whose devotion and untiring attention to her during all these years will open wide the "Gates of Glory" to dear Sarah one day.
Obituary from Greenwood Index-Journal, 12 April, 1932:
Another one of our blest Saints has crossed the river and is resting neath the shade of the trees. We speak of dear Miss Sallie Martin, of Cedar Springs, who for three years has been an invalid and but for the many sweet attentions in her home by her nieces and nephew she would not have staid with us such a period of suffering. She was a lovable sweet Christian and now no pains are to be alleviated but the rather adjoining the Hosannas with so many gone on. All loved dear Aunt Sallie, as she was called. We make special mention of one niece, her namesake, Miss Sarah Creswell, whose devotion and untiring attention to her during all these years will open wide the "Gates of Glory" to dear Sarah one day.
Daughter of Robert A. Martin and Mariah Morris Martin
Obituary from Greenwood Index-Journal, 12 April, 1932:
Another one of our blest Saints has crossed the river and is resting neath the shade of the trees. We speak of dear Miss Sallie Martin, of Cedar Springs, who for three years has been an invalid and but for the many sweet attentions in her home by her nieces and nephew she would not have staid with us such a period of suffering. She was a lovable sweet Christian and now no pains are to be alleviated but the rather adjoining the Hosannas with so many gone on. All loved dear Aunt Sallie, as she was called. We make special mention of one niece, her namesake, Miss Sarah Creswell, whose devotion and untiring attention to her during all these years will open wide the "Gates of Glory" to dear Sarah one day.
Obituary from Greenwood Index-Journal, 12 April, 1932:
Another one of our blest Saints has crossed the river and is resting neath the shade of the trees. We speak of dear Miss Sallie Martin, of Cedar Springs, who for three years has been an invalid and but for the many sweet attentions in her home by her nieces and nephew she would not have staid with us such a period of suffering. She was a lovable sweet Christian and now no pains are to be alleviated but the rather adjoining the Hosannas with so many gone on. All loved dear Aunt Sallie, as she was called. We make special mention of one niece, her namesake, Miss Sarah Creswell, whose devotion and untiring attention to her during all these years will open wide the "Gates of Glory" to dear Sarah one day.
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