"LITTRELL -- Sister Emma Littrell, daughter of Joel Gish, was born in LaPorte, Ind., April 17, 1844; died at her home in Wheeling, Mo., Jan. 9, 1910. Moved to Missouri with her parents when eleven years of age and settled on a farm in Livingston county, Mo. For fifty-five years, she lived within three and one-half miles of Wheeling. The last ten years of her life were spent in her last home. Was married to W. J. Littrell September 20, 1866. To this union were born eight children, four boys and four girls, all living and present at the funeral. Her husband passed to his heavenly home February 24, 1897.
Sister Littrell gave her heart to God in her young life. She united with Parson Creek church and later joined at Wheeling. She lived a consistent member, following and trusting Jesus daily till she went away to Glory. She was kind and gentle, always ready to help those about her. She died as she had lived, with a firm faith in Jesus." Word and Way (Kansas City, Missouri), February 10, 1910
Sister Littrell gave her heart to God in her young life. She united with Parson Creek church and later joined at Wheeling. She lived a consistent member, following and trusting Jesus daily till she went away to Glory. She was kind and gentle, always ready to help those about her. She died as she had lived, with a firm faith in Jesus." Word and Way (Kansas City, Missouri), February 10, 1910
"LITTRELL -- Sister Emma Littrell, daughter of Joel Gish, was born in LaPorte, Ind., April 17, 1844; died at her home in Wheeling, Mo., Jan. 9, 1910. Moved to Missouri with her parents when eleven years of age and settled on a farm in Livingston county, Mo. For fifty-five years, she lived within three and one-half miles of Wheeling. The last ten years of her life were spent in her last home. Was married to W. J. Littrell September 20, 1866. To this union were born eight children, four boys and four girls, all living and present at the funeral. Her husband passed to his heavenly home February 24, 1897.
Sister Littrell gave her heart to God in her young life. She united with Parson Creek church and later joined at Wheeling. She lived a consistent member, following and trusting Jesus daily till she went away to Glory. She was kind and gentle, always ready to help those about her. She died as she had lived, with a firm faith in Jesus." Word and Way (Kansas City, Missouri), February 10, 1910
Sister Littrell gave her heart to God in her young life. She united with Parson Creek church and later joined at Wheeling. She lived a consistent member, following and trusting Jesus daily till she went away to Glory. She was kind and gentle, always ready to help those about her. She died as she had lived, with a firm faith in Jesus." Word and Way (Kansas City, Missouri), February 10, 1910
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