"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 116, No 7, p 168, Apr. 2, 1934.
Newton J. Van Horn, son of John J. and Mary Van Hom, was born near West Milford, W. Va., June 10, 1854, and died January 1, 1934, at his home near Lost Creek.
On February 7, 1879, he was united in marriage to Zernah Randolph. To them were born Harvey O., Orpah G., Ottis J., and W. Burl, who survive him, with Mrs. Van Horn, and eleven grandchildren. Mr. Van Horn joined the Lost Creek Seventh Day Baptist Church about sixty years ago. In his quiet way he maintained his faith in Christ and his church to the end
In sympathy and love many gathered at the "Brick Church" for the farewell services conducted by Pastor Loofboro. He was laid to rest in the nearby cemetery.
E. F. L.
Newton J. Van Horn, son of John J. and Mary Van Hom, was born near West Milford, W. Va., June 10, 1854, and died January 1, 1934, at his home near Lost Creek.
On February 7, 1879, he was united in marriage to Zernah Randolph. To them were born Harvey O., Orpah G., Ottis J., and W. Burl, who survive him, with Mrs. Van Horn, and eleven grandchildren. Mr. Van Horn joined the Lost Creek Seventh Day Baptist Church about sixty years ago. In his quiet way he maintained his faith in Christ and his church to the end
In sympathy and love many gathered at the "Brick Church" for the farewell services conducted by Pastor Loofboro. He was laid to rest in the nearby cemetery.
E. F. L.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 116, No 7, p 168, Apr. 2, 1934.
Newton J. Van Horn, son of John J. and Mary Van Hom, was born near West Milford, W. Va., June 10, 1854, and died January 1, 1934, at his home near Lost Creek.
On February 7, 1879, he was united in marriage to Zernah Randolph. To them were born Harvey O., Orpah G., Ottis J., and W. Burl, who survive him, with Mrs. Van Horn, and eleven grandchildren. Mr. Van Horn joined the Lost Creek Seventh Day Baptist Church about sixty years ago. In his quiet way he maintained his faith in Christ and his church to the end
In sympathy and love many gathered at the "Brick Church" for the farewell services conducted by Pastor Loofboro. He was laid to rest in the nearby cemetery.
E. F. L.
Newton J. Van Horn, son of John J. and Mary Van Hom, was born near West Milford, W. Va., June 10, 1854, and died January 1, 1934, at his home near Lost Creek.
On February 7, 1879, he was united in marriage to Zernah Randolph. To them were born Harvey O., Orpah G., Ottis J., and W. Burl, who survive him, with Mrs. Van Horn, and eleven grandchildren. Mr. Van Horn joined the Lost Creek Seventh Day Baptist Church about sixty years ago. In his quiet way he maintained his faith in Christ and his church to the end
In sympathy and love many gathered at the "Brick Church" for the farewell services conducted by Pastor Loofboro. He was laid to rest in the nearby cemetery.
E. F. L.
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