In this city on Saturday Evening last, Mrs. Ann Jones, consort of Andrew P Jones in the 42d year of her age. Mrs. Jones had been for 14 years a devoted Christian, in connexion with the Baptist Church . She had won the affections of many friends. She has left five (5) children, one of them but a few months old, with her husband to mourn her loss. But in the midst of the afflecious, they are comforted -- for the departed one gave bright assurance of her acceptance with God. and left the world leaning upon the arm of that Saviour who had "gone to prepare a place for her," and "came again to take her to himself," that "where he is there she may be also,"
Columbus Enquire May 17 1843
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Three of her children are listed on her tombstone: Marina, Joseph and Ann. They all died before 1844.
Columbus Enquire May 17 1843
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Three of her children are listed on her tombstone: Marina, Joseph and Ann. They all died before 1844.
In this city on Saturday Evening last, Mrs. Ann Jones, consort of Andrew P Jones in the 42d year of her age. Mrs. Jones had been for 14 years a devoted Christian, in connexion with the Baptist Church . She had won the affections of many friends. She has left five (5) children, one of them but a few months old, with her husband to mourn her loss. But in the midst of the afflecious, they are comforted -- for the departed one gave bright assurance of her acceptance with God. and left the world leaning upon the arm of that Saviour who had "gone to prepare a place for her," and "came again to take her to himself," that "where he is there she may be also,"
Columbus Enquire May 17 1843
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Three of her children are listed on her tombstone: Marina, Joseph and Ann. They all died before 1844.
Columbus Enquire May 17 1843
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Three of her children are listed on her tombstone: Marina, Joseph and Ann. They all died before 1844.
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