Last name also spelled Bostater.
OBITUARY
The Monthly Gospel Visiter June 1854 Page 24
Died – of consumption, a her residence near Gambier, Knox county Ohio , March the 20th 1854 , Sister SUSAN BOSTETTER in the 62d year of her age. She has been a consistent member of the German Baptist Denomination for the last 37 year, and live a pious and devoted life.
In her death the church has lost a worthy and devoted member, her husband a loving and kind companion, and her children, (8 in number) a tender and affectionate mother. But their loss is her eternal gain.
The funeral discourse was preached by A. Leedy from 2 Tim. iv. 7. 8. "I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith, &c." her remains were taken, followed by weeping friends, and land away in the cold and dreary tomb. There to await the clangor of Gabriel's trump; then to come forth, clothed in celestial and eternal beauty and loveliness, to dwell forever in God's right hand.
Brethren, may you and I by the assisting grace of God, so act and live here, that in the morning of eternity we may meet her with the blood-washed throng in that happy clime, where
Sickness and sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt and fear's no more.
D. B.
OBITUARY
The Monthly Gospel Visiter June 1854 Page 24
Died – of consumption, a her residence near Gambier, Knox county Ohio , March the 20th 1854 , Sister SUSAN BOSTETTER in the 62d year of her age. She has been a consistent member of the German Baptist Denomination for the last 37 year, and live a pious and devoted life.
In her death the church has lost a worthy and devoted member, her husband a loving and kind companion, and her children, (8 in number) a tender and affectionate mother. But their loss is her eternal gain.
The funeral discourse was preached by A. Leedy from 2 Tim. iv. 7. 8. "I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith, &c." her remains were taken, followed by weeping friends, and land away in the cold and dreary tomb. There to await the clangor of Gabriel's trump; then to come forth, clothed in celestial and eternal beauty and loveliness, to dwell forever in God's right hand.
Brethren, may you and I by the assisting grace of God, so act and live here, that in the morning of eternity we may meet her with the blood-washed throng in that happy clime, where
Sickness and sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt and fear's no more.
D. B.
Last name also spelled Bostater.
OBITUARY
The Monthly Gospel Visiter June 1854 Page 24
Died – of consumption, a her residence near Gambier, Knox county Ohio , March the 20th 1854 , Sister SUSAN BOSTETTER in the 62d year of her age. She has been a consistent member of the German Baptist Denomination for the last 37 year, and live a pious and devoted life.
In her death the church has lost a worthy and devoted member, her husband a loving and kind companion, and her children, (8 in number) a tender and affectionate mother. But their loss is her eternal gain.
The funeral discourse was preached by A. Leedy from 2 Tim. iv. 7. 8. "I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith, &c." her remains were taken, followed by weeping friends, and land away in the cold and dreary tomb. There to await the clangor of Gabriel's trump; then to come forth, clothed in celestial and eternal beauty and loveliness, to dwell forever in God's right hand.
Brethren, may you and I by the assisting grace of God, so act and live here, that in the morning of eternity we may meet her with the blood-washed throng in that happy clime, where
Sickness and sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt and fear's no more.
D. B.
OBITUARY
The Monthly Gospel Visiter June 1854 Page 24
Died – of consumption, a her residence near Gambier, Knox county Ohio , March the 20th 1854 , Sister SUSAN BOSTETTER in the 62d year of her age. She has been a consistent member of the German Baptist Denomination for the last 37 year, and live a pious and devoted life.
In her death the church has lost a worthy and devoted member, her husband a loving and kind companion, and her children, (8 in number) a tender and affectionate mother. But their loss is her eternal gain.
The funeral discourse was preached by A. Leedy from 2 Tim. iv. 7. 8. "I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith, &c." her remains were taken, followed by weeping friends, and land away in the cold and dreary tomb. There to await the clangor of Gabriel's trump; then to come forth, clothed in celestial and eternal beauty and loveliness, to dwell forever in God's right hand.
Brethren, may you and I by the assisting grace of God, so act and live here, that in the morning of eternity we may meet her with the blood-washed throng in that happy clime, where
Sickness and sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt and fear's no more.
D. B.
Inscription
Susan Bostetter w/o Jacob Bostetter d. March 20, 1854, age 61y 12d (per Cemetery Records of Knox County, Ohio, Volume 1, p. 1, but apparently no stone survives)
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