Harlan, Iowa Tribune Wednesday May 9, 1917
THE ROLL OF THE SILENT
KOHL
Mrs. S. F. Kohl died in Edmundson hospital, Council Bluffs, Saturday. Funeral services were held in the Baptist Church yesterday afternoon, conducted by Rev. A. O. Broyles. Her age was 71* years, 8 months and 6 days. Interment was in the Harlan Cemetery.
Phoeby* Ward was born in Illinois Aug. 29, 1845, died May 5, 1917, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, aged 71* years, 8 months and 6 days. She came to what is known as Bowman's Grove, east of Harlan, with her parents when but a very small child.
She was married to Mr. E. C. Tague, June 22, 1860. To this union were born 13 children, six boys and seven girls. Seven have preceded their mother to the great beyond. All of those died in infancy except Mrs. John Miller, who died about 17 years ago. There are besides her husband, six children, 28 grandchildren and 11 great grand children, one sister and two brothers, besides a host of friends left to mourn her departure.
Her sister, Mrs. Joseph Tague of Danville, Iowa; her brothers, Daniel and Oliver Ward, both live in Oregon. Her children, Mrs. Joanna Poling, Des Moines; Mrs. C. A. Carter, Council Bluffs; G. N. Tague, Rockwell City; E. C. Tague, Stepik, Mont.; Frank Tague, Ruskin, Neb.; Roy Tague, Oklahoma City, Okla.; and A. N. Tague, Harlan.
Mrs. Kohl was converted at about the age of 20; she and her husband, E. C. Tague, united with the Methodist church at Bowman's Grove where she retained her membership for 17 years when Rev. Parker at that time was pastor of the First Baptist Church in Harlan,held a meeting in the Miles school house and a Baptist church was organized. She was one of the charter members of the Bowman's Grove Baptist church and was faithful to all its services and kept her membership there until she moved to Harlan about nine years ago. She then transfered her membership to the First Baptist Church.
Mr. E. C. Tague died May 27, 1912. Nov. 30, 1912 she was united in marriage to Mr. S. F. Kohl which union proved to be a very amiable and mutual blessing.
Mrs. Kohl was a woman whom every one admired and held in the highest esteem. She was true to her religious conviction and lived the Christian life the best she could. Not one was permitted to suffer if in her power to relieve it.
(*gravestone indicates "PHEBE" was born in 1847 "aged 69Y, 8M., 6D.")
(also, this obit says 6 children survive, but lists 7 ??)
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THE ROLL OF THE SILENT
KOHL
Mrs. S. F. Kohl died in Edmundson hospital, Council Bluffs, Saturday. Funeral services were held in the Baptist Church yesterday afternoon, conducted by Rev. A. O. Broyles. Her age was 71* years, 8 months and 6 days. Interment was in the Harlan Cemetery.
Phoeby* Ward was born in Illinois Aug. 29, 1845, died May 5, 1917, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, aged 71* years, 8 months and 6 days. She came to what is known as Bowman's Grove, east of Harlan, with her parents when but a very small child.
She was married to Mr. E. C. Tague, June 22, 1860. To this union were born 13 children, six boys and seven girls. Seven have preceded their mother to the great beyond. All of those died in infancy except Mrs. John Miller, who died about 17 years ago. There are besides her husband, six children, 28 grandchildren and 11 great grand children, one sister and two brothers, besides a host of friends left to mourn her departure.
Her sister, Mrs. Joseph Tague of Danville, Iowa; her brothers, Daniel and Oliver Ward, both live in Oregon. Her children, Mrs. Joanna Poling, Des Moines; Mrs. C. A. Carter, Council Bluffs; G. N. Tague, Rockwell City; E. C. Tague, Stepik, Mont.; Frank Tague, Ruskin, Neb.; Roy Tague, Oklahoma City, Okla.; and A. N. Tague, Harlan.
Mrs. Kohl was converted at about the age of 20; she and her husband, E. C. Tague, united with the Methodist church at Bowman's Grove where she retained her membership for 17 years when Rev. Parker at that time was pastor of the First Baptist Church in Harlan,held a meeting in the Miles school house and a Baptist church was organized. She was one of the charter members of the Bowman's Grove Baptist church and was faithful to all its services and kept her membership there until she moved to Harlan about nine years ago. She then transfered her membership to the First Baptist Church.
Mr. E. C. Tague died May 27, 1912. Nov. 30, 1912 she was united in marriage to Mr. S. F. Kohl which union proved to be a very amiable and mutual blessing.
Mrs. Kohl was a woman whom every one admired and held in the highest esteem. She was true to her religious conviction and lived the Christian life the best she could. Not one was permitted to suffer if in her power to relieve it.
(*gravestone indicates "PHEBE" was born in 1847 "aged 69Y, 8M., 6D.")
(also, this obit says 6 children survive, but lists 7 ??)
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Harlan, Iowa Tribune Wednesday May 9, 1917
THE ROLL OF THE SILENT
KOHL
Mrs. S. F. Kohl died in Edmundson hospital, Council Bluffs, Saturday. Funeral services were held in the Baptist Church yesterday afternoon, conducted by Rev. A. O. Broyles. Her age was 71* years, 8 months and 6 days. Interment was in the Harlan Cemetery.
Phoeby* Ward was born in Illinois Aug. 29, 1845, died May 5, 1917, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, aged 71* years, 8 months and 6 days. She came to what is known as Bowman's Grove, east of Harlan, with her parents when but a very small child.
She was married to Mr. E. C. Tague, June 22, 1860. To this union were born 13 children, six boys and seven girls. Seven have preceded their mother to the great beyond. All of those died in infancy except Mrs. John Miller, who died about 17 years ago. There are besides her husband, six children, 28 grandchildren and 11 great grand children, one sister and two brothers, besides a host of friends left to mourn her departure.
Her sister, Mrs. Joseph Tague of Danville, Iowa; her brothers, Daniel and Oliver Ward, both live in Oregon. Her children, Mrs. Joanna Poling, Des Moines; Mrs. C. A. Carter, Council Bluffs; G. N. Tague, Rockwell City; E. C. Tague, Stepik, Mont.; Frank Tague, Ruskin, Neb.; Roy Tague, Oklahoma City, Okla.; and A. N. Tague, Harlan.
Mrs. Kohl was converted at about the age of 20; she and her husband, E. C. Tague, united with the Methodist church at Bowman's Grove where she retained her membership for 17 years when Rev. Parker at that time was pastor of the First Baptist Church in Harlan,held a meeting in the Miles school house and a Baptist church was organized. She was one of the charter members of the Bowman's Grove Baptist church and was faithful to all its services and kept her membership there until she moved to Harlan about nine years ago. She then transfered her membership to the First Baptist Church.
Mr. E. C. Tague died May 27, 1912. Nov. 30, 1912 she was united in marriage to Mr. S. F. Kohl which union proved to be a very amiable and mutual blessing.
Mrs. Kohl was a woman whom every one admired and held in the highest esteem. She was true to her religious conviction and lived the Christian life the best she could. Not one was permitted to suffer if in her power to relieve it.
(*gravestone indicates "PHEBE" was born in 1847 "aged 69Y, 8M., 6D.")
(also, this obit says 6 children survive, but lists 7 ??)
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THE ROLL OF THE SILENT
KOHL
Mrs. S. F. Kohl died in Edmundson hospital, Council Bluffs, Saturday. Funeral services were held in the Baptist Church yesterday afternoon, conducted by Rev. A. O. Broyles. Her age was 71* years, 8 months and 6 days. Interment was in the Harlan Cemetery.
Phoeby* Ward was born in Illinois Aug. 29, 1845, died May 5, 1917, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, aged 71* years, 8 months and 6 days. She came to what is known as Bowman's Grove, east of Harlan, with her parents when but a very small child.
She was married to Mr. E. C. Tague, June 22, 1860. To this union were born 13 children, six boys and seven girls. Seven have preceded their mother to the great beyond. All of those died in infancy except Mrs. John Miller, who died about 17 years ago. There are besides her husband, six children, 28 grandchildren and 11 great grand children, one sister and two brothers, besides a host of friends left to mourn her departure.
Her sister, Mrs. Joseph Tague of Danville, Iowa; her brothers, Daniel and Oliver Ward, both live in Oregon. Her children, Mrs. Joanna Poling, Des Moines; Mrs. C. A. Carter, Council Bluffs; G. N. Tague, Rockwell City; E. C. Tague, Stepik, Mont.; Frank Tague, Ruskin, Neb.; Roy Tague, Oklahoma City, Okla.; and A. N. Tague, Harlan.
Mrs. Kohl was converted at about the age of 20; she and her husband, E. C. Tague, united with the Methodist church at Bowman's Grove where she retained her membership for 17 years when Rev. Parker at that time was pastor of the First Baptist Church in Harlan,held a meeting in the Miles school house and a Baptist church was organized. She was one of the charter members of the Bowman's Grove Baptist church and was faithful to all its services and kept her membership there until she moved to Harlan about nine years ago. She then transfered her membership to the First Baptist Church.
Mr. E. C. Tague died May 27, 1912. Nov. 30, 1912 she was united in marriage to Mr. S. F. Kohl which union proved to be a very amiable and mutual blessing.
Mrs. Kohl was a woman whom every one admired and held in the highest esteem. She was true to her religious conviction and lived the Christian life the best she could. Not one was permitted to suffer if in her power to relieve it.
(*gravestone indicates "PHEBE" was born in 1847 "aged 69Y, 8M., 6D.")
(also, this obit says 6 children survive, but lists 7 ??)
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