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Samantha P <I>Hastings</I> Wolf

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Samantha P Hastings Wolf

Birth
Streator, LaSalle County, Illinois, USA
Death
13 Jun 1907 (aged 61)
Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois, USA
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Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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Samantha P. Hastings was born near Streator, LaSalle Co., Ill., Nov. 10, 1845. She lived in LaSalle county until she was about 12 years of age and then moved into Bureau Co. and soon after was taken sick with a very hard spell of typhoid fever from which she never seemed to fully recover, though she grew to womanhood she was more or less afflicted.

In 1863 she was married to E. S. Bard and to them were born two children a son and a daughter, Mrs. Cora A. Langford, deceased, and Merritt W. Bard, who lives in Aurora.

E. S. Bard died in 1872 and in 1873 she was married to Christian Wolf who died in the early spring of 1896. Since then she has always seemed rather unsteady and unhappy.

Our sister has always seemed unfortunate. When her son was but a babe she lost her right arm by an accidental discharge of a gun. We might mention many other afflictions she has suffered, but her constant prayer was "God be merciful." Is it any wonder her poor, tired brain was overcome by this wave of despondency? We all know her energetic independence.

She leaves her son M. W. Bard and wife and family of three daughters of Aurora, two grand-daughters and one grand son of her daughters children, four sisters in the deepest grief, six half sisters, two half brothers and many other members of the family who were very dear to her.

She was well known in Walnut. O, how we shall miss her. SISTER.

Source: from the Walnut Leader, 21 June 1907 (http://inman-family.org/abstracts/abs-il.htm)

Married Christian Wolf January 26, 1873 Bureau Co., IL
Samantha P. Hastings was born near Streator, LaSalle Co., Ill., Nov. 10, 1845. She lived in LaSalle county until she was about 12 years of age and then moved into Bureau Co. and soon after was taken sick with a very hard spell of typhoid fever from which she never seemed to fully recover, though she grew to womanhood she was more or less afflicted.

In 1863 she was married to E. S. Bard and to them were born two children a son and a daughter, Mrs. Cora A. Langford, deceased, and Merritt W. Bard, who lives in Aurora.

E. S. Bard died in 1872 and in 1873 she was married to Christian Wolf who died in the early spring of 1896. Since then she has always seemed rather unsteady and unhappy.

Our sister has always seemed unfortunate. When her son was but a babe she lost her right arm by an accidental discharge of a gun. We might mention many other afflictions she has suffered, but her constant prayer was "God be merciful." Is it any wonder her poor, tired brain was overcome by this wave of despondency? We all know her energetic independence.

She leaves her son M. W. Bard and wife and family of three daughters of Aurora, two grand-daughters and one grand son of her daughters children, four sisters in the deepest grief, six half sisters, two half brothers and many other members of the family who were very dear to her.

She was well known in Walnut. O, how we shall miss her. SISTER.

Source: from the Walnut Leader, 21 June 1907 (http://inman-family.org/abstracts/abs-il.htm)

Married Christian Wolf January 26, 1873 Bureau Co., IL

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