Jennie was the wife of Charles E. Du Toit.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 141, No 4, p 69, July 22, 1946.
Virginia Jennie Bond Dutoit, daughter of William and Mary Jane Loomis Bond, was born November 11, 1870, at Lost Creek, W. Va., and passed away in the hospital in Marshalltown, Iowa, June 25, 1946.
She married Charles Emile Dutoit on September 19, 1888, at Dighton, Kan. They, with her parents, came to Garwin, Iowa, where they have made their home the entire fifty-seven years. She joIned the Carlton Seventh Day Baptist Church in July, 1892. She led a Christian life and attended church as often as possible. She dearly loved the Sabbath Recorder and read it from cover to cover. She often gave subscriptions to her loved ones.
Besides her 87-year-old husband she is survived by four sons, one daughter, two brothers, eleven grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren. Many of her relatives reside in the East. This is the first time in fifty-seven years the family circle was broken.
She was laid to rest in the Garwin Cemetery. The funeral was held at the Miller Funeral Home in Garwin.
Mrs. S. R. D.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 141, No 4, p 69, July 22, 1946.
Virginia Jennie Bond Dutoit, daughter of William and Mary Jane Loomis Bond, was born November 11, 1870, at Lost Creek, W. Va., and passed away in the hospital in Marshalltown, Iowa, June 25, 1946.
She married Charles Emile Dutoit on September 19, 1888, at Dighton, Kan. They, with her parents, came to Garwin, Iowa, where they have made their home the entire fifty-seven years. She joIned the Carlton Seventh Day Baptist Church in July, 1892. She led a Christian life and attended church as often as possible. She dearly loved the Sabbath Recorder and read it from cover to cover. She often gave subscriptions to her loved ones.
Besides her 87-year-old husband she is survived by four sons, one daughter, two brothers, eleven grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren. Many of her relatives reside in the East. This is the first time in fifty-seven years the family circle was broken.
She was laid to rest in the Garwin Cemetery. The funeral was held at the Miller Funeral Home in Garwin.
Mrs. S. R. D.
Jennie was the wife of Charles E. Du Toit.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 141, No 4, p 69, July 22, 1946.
Virginia Jennie Bond Dutoit, daughter of William and Mary Jane Loomis Bond, was born November 11, 1870, at Lost Creek, W. Va., and passed away in the hospital in Marshalltown, Iowa, June 25, 1946.
She married Charles Emile Dutoit on September 19, 1888, at Dighton, Kan. They, with her parents, came to Garwin, Iowa, where they have made their home the entire fifty-seven years. She joIned the Carlton Seventh Day Baptist Church in July, 1892. She led a Christian life and attended church as often as possible. She dearly loved the Sabbath Recorder and read it from cover to cover. She often gave subscriptions to her loved ones.
Besides her 87-year-old husband she is survived by four sons, one daughter, two brothers, eleven grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren. Many of her relatives reside in the East. This is the first time in fifty-seven years the family circle was broken.
She was laid to rest in the Garwin Cemetery. The funeral was held at the Miller Funeral Home in Garwin.
Mrs. S. R. D.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 141, No 4, p 69, July 22, 1946.
Virginia Jennie Bond Dutoit, daughter of William and Mary Jane Loomis Bond, was born November 11, 1870, at Lost Creek, W. Va., and passed away in the hospital in Marshalltown, Iowa, June 25, 1946.
She married Charles Emile Dutoit on September 19, 1888, at Dighton, Kan. They, with her parents, came to Garwin, Iowa, where they have made their home the entire fifty-seven years. She joIned the Carlton Seventh Day Baptist Church in July, 1892. She led a Christian life and attended church as often as possible. She dearly loved the Sabbath Recorder and read it from cover to cover. She often gave subscriptions to her loved ones.
Besides her 87-year-old husband she is survived by four sons, one daughter, two brothers, eleven grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren. Many of her relatives reside in the East. This is the first time in fifty-seven years the family circle was broken.
She was laid to rest in the Garwin Cemetery. The funeral was held at the Miller Funeral Home in Garwin.
Mrs. S. R. D.
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