Mrs. Nannie King Edgington, died at her home, in Grand River township, on October 1, 1892, wife of Andrew B. Edgington, and daughter of William M. and Mary E. King, formerly of this county, now of Adair county.
She was converted at the age of twenty-one years, and lived a consistent Christian life. She will be missed by one and all. She was married to the now bereaved husband September 2, 1883. She leaves a sorrowing husband and three little ones to mourn her early death, and father, mother and five brothers and three sisters. She expressed herself as ready and willing to go if it was the Lord's will, and died happy in the Savior's love.
She was converted at the age of twenty-one years, and lived a consistent Christian life. She will be missed by one and all. She was married to the now bereaved husband September 2, 1883. She leaves a sorrowing husband and three little ones to mourn her early death, and father, mother and five brothers and three sisters. She expressed herself as ready and willing to go if it was the Lord's will, and died happy in the Savior's love.
Mrs. Nannie King Edgington, died at her home, in Grand River township, on October 1, 1892, wife of Andrew B. Edgington, and daughter of William M. and Mary E. King, formerly of this county, now of Adair county.
She was converted at the age of twenty-one years, and lived a consistent Christian life. She will be missed by one and all. She was married to the now bereaved husband September 2, 1883. She leaves a sorrowing husband and three little ones to mourn her early death, and father, mother and five brothers and three sisters. She expressed herself as ready and willing to go if it was the Lord's will, and died happy in the Savior's love.
She was converted at the age of twenty-one years, and lived a consistent Christian life. She will be missed by one and all. She was married to the now bereaved husband September 2, 1883. She leaves a sorrowing husband and three little ones to mourn her early death, and father, mother and five brothers and three sisters. She expressed herself as ready and willing to go if it was the Lord's will, and died happy in the Savior's love.
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