Ropp - Lydia, daughter of Chris and Annie Ropp, was born near Pigeon, Mich, Jan 4, 1904; died near Pigeon, Mich, Feb. 12, 1919; aged 15 y, 1 m, 7 d, after a few days' illness of influenza which developed into pneumonia.
She accepted Christ as her Savior about 7 months before her death. She always was of a good nature and had a smile for every body. But it was her desire to go home.
She leaves her parents, 6 sisters, and 2 brothers. One brother and one sister preceded her to the spirit world in their infancy.
Her remains were laid to rest in the Pigeon River Cemetery Feb 14. Short service was held at the house by D J Shetler and J. Yoder and at the cemetery by S J Swartzendruber.
Gospel Herald
Vol XII, No 1
3 April 1919
She accepted Christ as her Savior about 7 months before her death. She always was of a good nature and had a smile for every body. But it was her desire to go home.
She leaves her parents, 6 sisters, and 2 brothers. One brother and one sister preceded her to the spirit world in their infancy.
Her remains were laid to rest in the Pigeon River Cemetery Feb 14. Short service was held at the house by D J Shetler and J. Yoder and at the cemetery by S J Swartzendruber.
Gospel Herald
Vol XII, No 1
3 April 1919
Ropp - Lydia, daughter of Chris and Annie Ropp, was born near Pigeon, Mich, Jan 4, 1904; died near Pigeon, Mich, Feb. 12, 1919; aged 15 y, 1 m, 7 d, after a few days' illness of influenza which developed into pneumonia.
She accepted Christ as her Savior about 7 months before her death. She always was of a good nature and had a smile for every body. But it was her desire to go home.
She leaves her parents, 6 sisters, and 2 brothers. One brother and one sister preceded her to the spirit world in their infancy.
Her remains were laid to rest in the Pigeon River Cemetery Feb 14. Short service was held at the house by D J Shetler and J. Yoder and at the cemetery by S J Swartzendruber.
Gospel Herald
Vol XII, No 1
3 April 1919
She accepted Christ as her Savior about 7 months before her death. She always was of a good nature and had a smile for every body. But it was her desire to go home.
She leaves her parents, 6 sisters, and 2 brothers. One brother and one sister preceded her to the spirit world in their infancy.
Her remains were laid to rest in the Pigeon River Cemetery Feb 14. Short service was held at the house by D J Shetler and J. Yoder and at the cemetery by S J Swartzendruber.
Gospel Herald
Vol XII, No 1
3 April 1919
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