Wilhelmina Gardiner married John Hamilton on 1 November 1882 at Graham, Texas. To this union were born eight children, two preceded their mother in death. Her husband preceded her in death.
The First Methodist Church was thronged with sorrowing friends when services for Mrs. W.A. Hamilton were held officiated by Rev. R.C. Edwards, the pastor. Mrs. Hamiton had been an active worker for many years in the Methodist Church. A beautiful tribute was paid in her home, "Another one of God's saints has been called to her eternal reward. And We may well feel that she is safe in the care of her Lord whom she loved so supremely and served so faithfully." Mrs. E.S. Graham sang, "Face to Face".
As a young girl, Mrs. Hamiton joined the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland, and after her marriage, together with her husband, united with the Methodist Church. Throughout the more than a quarter of a century of her residence in Graham, she has been known and loved for her beautiful Christian life and her unfailing devotion to friends and neighbors.
Survived by Mrs. Minnie R. Moore, Mrs. Annie Lyon, Mrs. Frances Bower, John P. Hamilton, Jr, William Hamilton, Mrs. Pearl Robertson; 22 grandchildren; one great-grandchild.
Wilhelmina Gardiner married John Hamilton on 1 November 1882 at Graham, Texas. To this union were born eight children, two preceded their mother in death. Her husband preceded her in death.
The First Methodist Church was thronged with sorrowing friends when services for Mrs. W.A. Hamilton were held officiated by Rev. R.C. Edwards, the pastor. Mrs. Hamiton had been an active worker for many years in the Methodist Church. A beautiful tribute was paid in her home, "Another one of God's saints has been called to her eternal reward. And We may well feel that she is safe in the care of her Lord whom she loved so supremely and served so faithfully." Mrs. E.S. Graham sang, "Face to Face".
As a young girl, Mrs. Hamiton joined the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland, and after her marriage, together with her husband, united with the Methodist Church. Throughout the more than a quarter of a century of her residence in Graham, she has been known and loved for her beautiful Christian life and her unfailing devotion to friends and neighbors.
Survived by Mrs. Minnie R. Moore, Mrs. Annie Lyon, Mrs. Frances Bower, John P. Hamilton, Jr, William Hamilton, Mrs. Pearl Robertson; 22 grandchildren; one great-grandchild.
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Agnes N Hamilton
1884–1889
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Infant Hamilton
1886–1886
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Rosa Minnie Hamilton Moore
1888–1960
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Anna Martha Hamilton Lyon
1890–1969
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Mary Frances Hamilton Bower
1892–1972
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John Perry Hamilton Jr
1894–1976
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William Richard "Wild Bill" Hamilton
1897–1964
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James A Hamilton
1901–1901
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Pearl Loraine Hamilton Robertson
1909–1982
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