She was united in marriage to Elias Clem at the age of sixteen. To this union eight children were born. Four of her children and her husband have preceded her to the grave. The children who survive her are: H. B. of Warland, Wyoming; Mrs. Mark Rose of Beggs, Oklahoma; A. B. of LaGrange; and R. L. of Humphreys, Mo.
At the age of 18 years she united with the Methodist Episcopal church, south, and lived a true, devoted Christian life. She was always ready and willing to help the needy in way she could. She had been a constant sufferer for the past three months and she bore the intense pain with Christian patience and fortitude. She was ready and anxious to go when the call came.
Those who mourn her going are one sister, three brothers, nineteen grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.
The body arrived in Humphreys last Thursday and was taken to the Christian church, where short funeral services were conducted by Rev. O. O. Hunsaker. After which, the remains were taken to the Henry Cemetery and laid to rest." The Milan Republican (Milan, Missouri), May 10, 1923
She was united in marriage to Elias Clem at the age of sixteen. To this union eight children were born. Four of her children and her husband have preceded her to the grave. The children who survive her are: H. B. of Warland, Wyoming; Mrs. Mark Rose of Beggs, Oklahoma; A. B. of LaGrange; and R. L. of Humphreys, Mo.
At the age of 18 years she united with the Methodist Episcopal church, south, and lived a true, devoted Christian life. She was always ready and willing to help the needy in way she could. She had been a constant sufferer for the past three months and she bore the intense pain with Christian patience and fortitude. She was ready and anxious to go when the call came.
Those who mourn her going are one sister, three brothers, nineteen grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.
The body arrived in Humphreys last Thursday and was taken to the Christian church, where short funeral services were conducted by Rev. O. O. Hunsaker. After which, the remains were taken to the Henry Cemetery and laid to rest." The Milan Republican (Milan, Missouri), May 10, 1923
Family Members
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William Harvey Jacobs
1828–1892
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Andrew Jackson Jacobs
1831–1926
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Matthias Jacobs
1833–1923
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John Wesley Jacobs
1835–1908
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Perry Greenberry Jacobs
1837–1900
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Mary Ann Jacobs Creason
1839–1887
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Rachel Ann Jacobs Callihan
1841–1928
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Sarah Jacobs Clem
1846–1902
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Jeremiah J. Jacobs
1848–1927
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James Sylvester Jacobs
1851–1945
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