The Sabbath Recorder, Vol 38, No 12, p 5, Mar 23, 1882:
In Mira Valley, Neb., Feb. 21, 1882, Laura Cottrell, wife of Morris Green. Sister Green had been a professor of religion for several years, and had lived in harmony with her profession; and when death came, she had no fears, but committed herself wholly to the Lord Jesus Christ. G. J. C.
In Mira Valley, Neb., Feb. 21, 1882, Laura Cottrell, wife of Morris Green. Sister Green had been a professor of religion for several years, and had lived in harmony with her profession; and when death came, she had no fears, but committed herself wholly to the Lord Jesus Christ. G. J. C.
The Sabbath Recorder, Vol 38, No 12, p 5, Mar 23, 1882:
In Mira Valley, Neb., Feb. 21, 1882, Laura Cottrell, wife of Morris Green. Sister Green had been a professor of religion for several years, and had lived in harmony with her profession; and when death came, she had no fears, but committed herself wholly to the Lord Jesus Christ. G. J. C.
In Mira Valley, Neb., Feb. 21, 1882, Laura Cottrell, wife of Morris Green. Sister Green had been a professor of religion for several years, and had lived in harmony with her profession; and when death came, she had no fears, but committed herself wholly to the Lord Jesus Christ. G. J. C.
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