Annie Moses was born at Westgate, Weardale, County Durham, England, Oct. 17, 1845, and died at New Diggings, April 15, 1915, making her age 69 years, 5 months and 29 days. She emigrated to this country form England in the springs of 1867.
On Nov. 5, 1871, she was married to Joseph Coulthard. To this union eight children were born of whom the following survive: John Coulthard, White Oak Springs, Anne Bell Teasdale, Shullsburg, Mary Jane Coulthard, White Oak Springs, Sarah Alvina Bird, Shullsburg, Margaret Adelaide Teasdale, New Diggings, Joseph Coulthard Jr., White Oak Springs; and one sister Sarah Low of Durham Co., England. There are also sixteen grandchildren.
The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon April 18, 1915. An impressive service was held at the home conducted by Mr. Geo. W. Watson, assisted by the Rev W.E. Clough and the Rev. R.M. Stephenson. Mr. Watson spoke in a very earnest and impressive manner from the word "Mother" and emphasized the fact that a noble mother was a great blessing and that her memory should always be cherished. He said he had known the deceased for a long time, that she was highly respected by her friends and neighbors and had proved herself to be a king and affectionate mother. She had passed into the Great Beyond where hope bloometh into immortality and had left behind her the fragrance of an unselfish life.
On Nov. 5, 1871, she was married to Joseph Coulthard. To this union eight children were born of whom the following survive: John Coulthard, White Oak Springs, Anne Bell Teasdale, Shullsburg, Mary Jane Coulthard, White Oak Springs, Sarah Alvina Bird, Shullsburg, Margaret Adelaide Teasdale, New Diggings, Joseph Coulthard Jr., White Oak Springs; and one sister Sarah Low of Durham Co., England. There are also sixteen grandchildren.
The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon April 18, 1915. An impressive service was held at the home conducted by Mr. Geo. W. Watson, assisted by the Rev W.E. Clough and the Rev. R.M. Stephenson. Mr. Watson spoke in a very earnest and impressive manner from the word "Mother" and emphasized the fact that a noble mother was a great blessing and that her memory should always be cherished. He said he had known the deceased for a long time, that she was highly respected by her friends and neighbors and had proved herself to be a king and affectionate mother. She had passed into the Great Beyond where hope bloometh into immortality and had left behind her the fragrance of an unselfish life.
Annie Moses was born at Westgate, Weardale, County Durham, England, Oct. 17, 1845, and died at New Diggings, April 15, 1915, making her age 69 years, 5 months and 29 days. She emigrated to this country form England in the springs of 1867.
On Nov. 5, 1871, she was married to Joseph Coulthard. To this union eight children were born of whom the following survive: John Coulthard, White Oak Springs, Anne Bell Teasdale, Shullsburg, Mary Jane Coulthard, White Oak Springs, Sarah Alvina Bird, Shullsburg, Margaret Adelaide Teasdale, New Diggings, Joseph Coulthard Jr., White Oak Springs; and one sister Sarah Low of Durham Co., England. There are also sixteen grandchildren.
The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon April 18, 1915. An impressive service was held at the home conducted by Mr. Geo. W. Watson, assisted by the Rev W.E. Clough and the Rev. R.M. Stephenson. Mr. Watson spoke in a very earnest and impressive manner from the word "Mother" and emphasized the fact that a noble mother was a great blessing and that her memory should always be cherished. He said he had known the deceased for a long time, that she was highly respected by her friends and neighbors and had proved herself to be a king and affectionate mother. She had passed into the Great Beyond where hope bloometh into immortality and had left behind her the fragrance of an unselfish life.
On Nov. 5, 1871, she was married to Joseph Coulthard. To this union eight children were born of whom the following survive: John Coulthard, White Oak Springs, Anne Bell Teasdale, Shullsburg, Mary Jane Coulthard, White Oak Springs, Sarah Alvina Bird, Shullsburg, Margaret Adelaide Teasdale, New Diggings, Joseph Coulthard Jr., White Oak Springs; and one sister Sarah Low of Durham Co., England. There are also sixteen grandchildren.
The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon April 18, 1915. An impressive service was held at the home conducted by Mr. Geo. W. Watson, assisted by the Rev W.E. Clough and the Rev. R.M. Stephenson. Mr. Watson spoke in a very earnest and impressive manner from the word "Mother" and emphasized the fact that a noble mother was a great blessing and that her memory should always be cherished. He said he had known the deceased for a long time, that she was highly respected by her friends and neighbors and had proved herself to be a king and affectionate mother. She had passed into the Great Beyond where hope bloometh into immortality and had left behind her the fragrance of an unselfish life.
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