According to the obituary published at the time of his death, he was "a loyal and patriotic citizen, ever devoted to the best interests of his country, honest in all his dealings, pure in his conversation and life, a pattern to the young. He united with the Methodist Episcopal church in his youth, a faithful member to death, a liberal supporter of the church and other benevolent causes."
The Preemption Methodist Episcopal church was built on a corner of the Little land. It was organized by David and Elizabeth Little and three other residents of the community. First church services were held in the Clarke home across the road from the Little farm residence.
According to the obituary published at the time of his death, he was "a loyal and patriotic citizen, ever devoted to the best interests of his country, honest in all his dealings, pure in his conversation and life, a pattern to the young. He united with the Methodist Episcopal church in his youth, a faithful member to death, a liberal supporter of the church and other benevolent causes."
The Preemption Methodist Episcopal church was built on a corner of the Little land. It was organized by David and Elizabeth Little and three other residents of the community. First church services were held in the Clarke home across the road from the Little farm residence.
Family Members
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William Francis Little
1839–1862
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Margaret Ann Little Armstrong
1840–1893
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Mary Jane Little Rathbun
1842–1921
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Elizabeth J "Lizzie" Little Quist
1844–1900
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Sarah Eleanor Little Clarke
1845–1865
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Lucinda Little Armstrong
1847–1904
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Joseph Clarke Little
1849–1873
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David Wiltshire Little
1851–1892
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David Wiltshire Little
1851–1892
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