In our last issue we briefly announced the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Stake, wife of Col. A. K. Stake, but deem a further notice appropriate.
Mrs. Stake was the daughter of Mr. Samuel Hawken, formerly of this county, but now of St. Louis, Mo., and a niece of Mr. William Hawken of Springfield Farm near this place.
She bore a blameless life and was beloved by all who knew her. She early embraced religion and to the day of her death, was a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and a devout Christian. Her disease was not consumption as we were first informed, but a derangement of the liver, resulting in a dropsical affliction.- "Williamsport Pilot"
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The Herald and Torch Light, Hagerstown, Maryland
August 6, 1873
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Andrew and Elizabeth were married January 15, 1873, performed at the home of the groom in Hagerstown, Md. by Rev. S. W. Owen.
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Daughter of Samuel T. Hawken and Rosanna Oster.
Mrs. Stake was the daughter of Mr. Samuel Hawken, formerly of this county, but now of St. Louis, Mo., and a niece of Mr. William Hawken of Springfield Farm near this place.
She bore a blameless life and was beloved by all who knew her. She early embraced religion and to the day of her death, was a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and a devout Christian. Her disease was not consumption as we were first informed, but a derangement of the liver, resulting in a dropsical affliction.- "Williamsport Pilot"
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The Herald and Torch Light, Hagerstown, Maryland
August 6, 1873
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Andrew and Elizabeth were married January 15, 1873, performed at the home of the groom in Hagerstown, Md. by Rev. S. W. Owen.
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Daughter of Samuel T. Hawken and Rosanna Oster.
In our last issue we briefly announced the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Stake, wife of Col. A. K. Stake, but deem a further notice appropriate.
Mrs. Stake was the daughter of Mr. Samuel Hawken, formerly of this county, but now of St. Louis, Mo., and a niece of Mr. William Hawken of Springfield Farm near this place.
She bore a blameless life and was beloved by all who knew her. She early embraced religion and to the day of her death, was a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and a devout Christian. Her disease was not consumption as we were first informed, but a derangement of the liver, resulting in a dropsical affliction.- "Williamsport Pilot"
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The Herald and Torch Light, Hagerstown, Maryland
August 6, 1873
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Andrew and Elizabeth were married January 15, 1873, performed at the home of the groom in Hagerstown, Md. by Rev. S. W. Owen.
**
Daughter of Samuel T. Hawken and Rosanna Oster.
Mrs. Stake was the daughter of Mr. Samuel Hawken, formerly of this county, but now of St. Louis, Mo., and a niece of Mr. William Hawken of Springfield Farm near this place.
She bore a blameless life and was beloved by all who knew her. She early embraced religion and to the day of her death, was a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and a devout Christian. Her disease was not consumption as we were first informed, but a derangement of the liver, resulting in a dropsical affliction.- "Williamsport Pilot"
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The Herald and Torch Light, Hagerstown, Maryland
August 6, 1873
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Andrew and Elizabeth were married January 15, 1873, performed at the home of the groom in Hagerstown, Md. by Rev. S. W. Owen.
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Daughter of Samuel T. Hawken and Rosanna Oster.
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