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Mary (Polly) <I>Chatterton</I> Roe

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Mary (Polly) Chatterton Roe

Birth
USA
Death
8 Oct 1881 (aged 80)
Cortland, Cortland County, New York, USA
Burial
Cortland, Cortland County, New York, USA Add to Map
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Married:
Sylvester M. Roe (1801-1880)
23 Dec 1823
Cortland Presbyterian Church

Children:
Oakley J. Roe
Nelson C. Roe
Charlette M. Roe
Mary Roe
Martha C. Roe
Elizabeth Roe
Ann Roe

At Cortland, NY, October 8th, 1881, Mrs. Mary C. Roe Widow of the late S.M. Roe aged 80 years.

Beautiful in death may seem somewhat of a contradictory thought, but it is emphatically true as applied to our friend Mrs. Roe. Her life had come to its natural close, like the sheaf of grain fully ripe and waiting to be garnered.

While her death ends one of those typical Christian lives upon which the mind dwells with a peculiar, calm satisfaction. Friends, while mourning her absence, will rejoice in the contemplation of a life so rich in sweet domestic virtues, and full of tender sympathy and loving ministration.

She had been for twenty-three years a resident of Cortland, and had many friends, not withstanding her quiet home life, and those who knew her best valued her the most highly for the lovely qualities for which her character was made up. Less than three years ago she parted with the husband with whom more than half a century of her life had been passed; and in this, as in all her trials, she showed a beautiful cheerfulness and resignation to the Divine Will. The memory of such a life is a precious inheritance.
Married:
Sylvester M. Roe (1801-1880)
23 Dec 1823
Cortland Presbyterian Church

Children:
Oakley J. Roe
Nelson C. Roe
Charlette M. Roe
Mary Roe
Martha C. Roe
Elizabeth Roe
Ann Roe

At Cortland, NY, October 8th, 1881, Mrs. Mary C. Roe Widow of the late S.M. Roe aged 80 years.

Beautiful in death may seem somewhat of a contradictory thought, but it is emphatically true as applied to our friend Mrs. Roe. Her life had come to its natural close, like the sheaf of grain fully ripe and waiting to be garnered.

While her death ends one of those typical Christian lives upon which the mind dwells with a peculiar, calm satisfaction. Friends, while mourning her absence, will rejoice in the contemplation of a life so rich in sweet domestic virtues, and full of tender sympathy and loving ministration.

She had been for twenty-three years a resident of Cortland, and had many friends, not withstanding her quiet home life, and those who knew her best valued her the most highly for the lovely qualities for which her character was made up. Less than three years ago she parted with the husband with whom more than half a century of her life had been passed; and in this, as in all her trials, she showed a beautiful cheerfulness and resignation to the Divine Will. The memory of such a life is a precious inheritance.


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