"The pains of death are past
Labor and sorrow cease
And life's long warfare closed at last
Her soul is found in peace"
Wife of William Ammon, married December 4, 1842 Champaign Co, OH.
ST PARIS NEWS-DISPATCH
Thurs April 3, 1890
Mrs Wm AMMON, aged about 69 years, died Saturday. She has been ailing for several years and fell recently while walking across the floor of her home, dislocating her shoulder. It is thought she was paralyzed since then, which hastened her death. She was a sister of Mrs Joseph BUROKER and a highly esteemed lady. The funeral was held Monday at the Millerstown Baptist church. Rev JT Kite officiated. Interment at Spring Grove. Mr AMMON, her husband, is very low and not expected to live.
"The pains of death are past
Labor and sorrow cease
And life's long warfare closed at last
Her soul is found in peace"
Wife of William Ammon, married December 4, 1842 Champaign Co, OH.
ST PARIS NEWS-DISPATCH
Thurs April 3, 1890
Mrs Wm AMMON, aged about 69 years, died Saturday. She has been ailing for several years and fell recently while walking across the floor of her home, dislocating her shoulder. It is thought she was paralyzed since then, which hastened her death. She was a sister of Mrs Joseph BUROKER and a highly esteemed lady. The funeral was held Monday at the Millerstown Baptist church. Rev JT Kite officiated. Interment at Spring Grove. Mr AMMON, her husband, is very low and not expected to live.
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Mary Snapp Huffman
1822 – unknown
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Catherine Snapp Buroker
1824–1900
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Delilah Snapp Wolgamuth
1826–1896
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Sarah Elizabeth (Noe) Snapp Reeder
1828–1871
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John Snapp
1830–1849
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David Snapp
1832–1874
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Malinda Snapp Huffman
1834–1923
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Balium H Snapp
1839–1919
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Maria Elizabeth Snapp Girard
1841–1910
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Peter Snapp
1842–1925
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