Chambers County, AL Marriage Record Book 5, Page 425-b: George W. Jarrell to Caroline M. Sutton on October 29, 1857, by John T. Jarrell, JP. At the home of Seaborn Sutton. James Mitchell, 2nd bondsman.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - April 29, 1903:
Marcoot. - The angel of death has darkened another home in our vicinity by removing the spirit of Mrs. G. W. Jarrell to its final reward. She was a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist Church at Macedonia, and we have all reasons to believe her spirit is now anchored on the "ever-shining shore." When her summons came, she was like one who had lain down to pleasant dreams. To the grief stricken ones who are bowed down in deepest sorrow, look to the Lord for mercy for strength to bear your grief.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - April 29, 1903:
Marcoot. - The angel of death has darkened another home in our vicinity by removing the spirit of Mrs. G. W. Jarrell to its final reward. She was a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist Church at Macedonia, and we have all reasons to believe her spirit is now anchored on the "ever-shining shore." When her summons came, she was like one who had lain down to pleasant dreams. To the grief stricken ones who are bowed down in deepest sorrow, look to the Lord for mercy for strength to bear your grief.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Record Book 5, Page 425-b: George W. Jarrell to Caroline M. Sutton on October 29, 1857, by John T. Jarrell, JP. At the home of Seaborn Sutton. James Mitchell, 2nd bondsman.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - April 29, 1903:
Marcoot. - The angel of death has darkened another home in our vicinity by removing the spirit of Mrs. G. W. Jarrell to its final reward. She was a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist Church at Macedonia, and we have all reasons to believe her spirit is now anchored on the "ever-shining shore." When her summons came, she was like one who had lain down to pleasant dreams. To the grief stricken ones who are bowed down in deepest sorrow, look to the Lord for mercy for strength to bear your grief.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - April 29, 1903:
Marcoot. - The angel of death has darkened another home in our vicinity by removing the spirit of Mrs. G. W. Jarrell to its final reward. She was a consistent member of the Primitive Baptist Church at Macedonia, and we have all reasons to believe her spirit is now anchored on the "ever-shining shore." When her summons came, she was like one who had lain down to pleasant dreams. To the grief stricken ones who are bowed down in deepest sorrow, look to the Lord for mercy for strength to bear your grief.
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