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Graham, Nancy
OBITUARY
The death angel has recently visited another home in this county and removed from our midst Mrs. Nancy Graham, a lady long known and much respected by many of the people of Green Township and indeed throughout the county.
She was the daughter of Abraham Hutsinpiller and was born Jan. 13 1808. She grew to womanhood in the place of her birth and was married Nov. 18, 1830, to Reuben Graham, and with him settled near to her childhood home, where she spent the greater part of her life.
Mrs. Graham was a woman of great activity in her sphere. Her ideal life was one of unceasing industry. But with all her devotion to her home affairs she found time to be the kindest of neighbors. In times of affliction and bereavement in the homes of her neighbors she was faithful and tender friend.
She was a sincere Christian, never demonstrative in her manner but true in heart. She joined the M.E. Church about 35 years ago. Through the greater part of her life she felt unable to relate much of her Christian experience, but when she was about to push off the shores of time her tongue was unloosed and she spoke freely, fully and almost constantly of her peace of mind, her bright prospects and gave earnest exhortation to her friends. During the week of of her illness she was so ecstatic in her joy that with her aged husband she made the old home resound with her shouts of praise. The recollection of that week will be a benediction upon the dear ones that are left, not withstanding they are bereft.
Mrs. Graham's life was a success and her death a triumph. She closed her eyes upon the scenes of this world Saturday, June 17, 1882 at the good old age of 75 years and her body was laid away in the Centenary Cemetery to await the call of the Lord in the resurrection morn.
E.
Gallipolis Journal
June 29, 1882
Graham, Nancy
OBITUARY
The death angel has recently visited another home in this county and removed from our midst Mrs. Nancy Graham, a lady long known and much respected by many of the people of Green Township and indeed throughout the county.
She was the daughter of Abraham Hutsinpiller and was born Jan. 13 1808. She grew to womanhood in the place of her birth and was married Nov. 18, 1830, to Reuben Graham, and with him settled near to her childhood home, where she spent the greater part of her life.
Mrs. Graham was a woman of great activity in her sphere. Her ideal life was one of unceasing industry. But with all her devotion to her home affairs she found time to be the kindest of neighbors. In times of affliction and bereavement in the homes of her neighbors she was faithful and tender friend.
She was a sincere Christian, never demonstrative in her manner but true in heart. She joined the M.E. Church about 35 years ago. Through the greater part of her life she felt unable to relate much of her Christian experience, but when she was about to push off the shores of time her tongue was unloosed and she spoke freely, fully and almost constantly of her peace of mind, her bright prospects and gave earnest exhortation to her friends. During the week of of her illness she was so ecstatic in her joy that with her aged husband she made the old home resound with her shouts of praise. The recollection of that week will be a benediction upon the dear ones that are left, not withstanding they are bereft.
Mrs. Graham's life was a success and her death a triumph. She closed her eyes upon the scenes of this world Saturday, June 17, 1882 at the good old age of 75 years and her body was laid away in the Centenary Cemetery to await the call of the Lord in the resurrection morn.
E.
Gallipolis Journal
June 29, 1882
w/o R.
Graham, Nancy
OBITUARY
The death angel has recently visited another home in this county and removed from our midst Mrs. Nancy Graham, a lady long known and much respected by many of the people of Green Township and indeed throughout the county.
She was the daughter of Abraham Hutsinpiller and was born Jan. 13 1808. She grew to womanhood in the place of her birth and was married Nov. 18, 1830, to Reuben Graham, and with him settled near to her childhood home, where she spent the greater part of her life.
Mrs. Graham was a woman of great activity in her sphere. Her ideal life was one of unceasing industry. But with all her devotion to her home affairs she found time to be the kindest of neighbors. In times of affliction and bereavement in the homes of her neighbors she was faithful and tender friend.
She was a sincere Christian, never demonstrative in her manner but true in heart. She joined the M.E. Church about 35 years ago. Through the greater part of her life she felt unable to relate much of her Christian experience, but when she was about to push off the shores of time her tongue was unloosed and she spoke freely, fully and almost constantly of her peace of mind, her bright prospects and gave earnest exhortation to her friends. During the week of of her illness she was so ecstatic in her joy that with her aged husband she made the old home resound with her shouts of praise. The recollection of that week will be a benediction upon the dear ones that are left, not withstanding they are bereft.
Mrs. Graham's life was a success and her death a triumph. She closed her eyes upon the scenes of this world Saturday, June 17, 1882 at the good old age of 75 years and her body was laid away in the Centenary Cemetery to await the call of the Lord in the resurrection morn.
E.
Gallipolis Journal
June 29, 1882
Graham, Nancy
OBITUARY
The death angel has recently visited another home in this county and removed from our midst Mrs. Nancy Graham, a lady long known and much respected by many of the people of Green Township and indeed throughout the county.
She was the daughter of Abraham Hutsinpiller and was born Jan. 13 1808. She grew to womanhood in the place of her birth and was married Nov. 18, 1830, to Reuben Graham, and with him settled near to her childhood home, where she spent the greater part of her life.
Mrs. Graham was a woman of great activity in her sphere. Her ideal life was one of unceasing industry. But with all her devotion to her home affairs she found time to be the kindest of neighbors. In times of affliction and bereavement in the homes of her neighbors she was faithful and tender friend.
She was a sincere Christian, never demonstrative in her manner but true in heart. She joined the M.E. Church about 35 years ago. Through the greater part of her life she felt unable to relate much of her Christian experience, but when she was about to push off the shores of time her tongue was unloosed and she spoke freely, fully and almost constantly of her peace of mind, her bright prospects and gave earnest exhortation to her friends. During the week of of her illness she was so ecstatic in her joy that with her aged husband she made the old home resound with her shouts of praise. The recollection of that week will be a benediction upon the dear ones that are left, not withstanding they are bereft.
Mrs. Graham's life was a success and her death a triumph. She closed her eyes upon the scenes of this world Saturday, June 17, 1882 at the good old age of 75 years and her body was laid away in the Centenary Cemetery to await the call of the Lord in the resurrection morn.
E.
Gallipolis Journal
June 29, 1882
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