The Christian Worker, 10th mo 16, 1890
HUDDLESTON, DAVID, was born in North Carolina 10 Mo. 6, 1801; removed to Indiana when young; died at Dublin, Ind., 10 mo 1, 1890, aged 89 years. The deceased was an esteemed member of Dublin Monthly Meeting, having been a Friend all his life. He was of strong convictions of right, much attached to the church, fully believing in the doctrines and testimonies held by the Society of Friends. He was a good writer, and the productions of his pen were of religious tendency. He bore a lingering illness uncomplainingly. He leaves the aged wife of his youth, whose comfort is that he is at rest. Funeral services were held in Friends' church, conducted by Rachel H. Maddock of Richmond, Ind., Enos P. Stubbs, of Iowa, and Irvin G. Tabor, of Mexico.
HUDDLESTON, DAVID, was born in North Carolina 10 Mo. 6, 1801; removed to Indiana when young; died at Dublin, Ind., 10 mo 1, 1890, aged 89 years. The deceased was an esteemed member of Dublin Monthly Meeting, having been a Friend all his life. He was of strong convictions of right, much attached to the church, fully believing in the doctrines and testimonies held by the Society of Friends. He was a good writer, and the productions of his pen were of religious tendency. He bore a lingering illness uncomplainingly. He leaves the aged wife of his youth, whose comfort is that he is at rest. Funeral services were held in Friends' church, conducted by Rachel H. Maddock of Richmond, Ind., Enos P. Stubbs, of Iowa, and Irvin G. Tabor, of Mexico.
The Christian Worker, 10th mo 16, 1890
HUDDLESTON, DAVID, was born in North Carolina 10 Mo. 6, 1801; removed to Indiana when young; died at Dublin, Ind., 10 mo 1, 1890, aged 89 years. The deceased was an esteemed member of Dublin Monthly Meeting, having been a Friend all his life. He was of strong convictions of right, much attached to the church, fully believing in the doctrines and testimonies held by the Society of Friends. He was a good writer, and the productions of his pen were of religious tendency. He bore a lingering illness uncomplainingly. He leaves the aged wife of his youth, whose comfort is that he is at rest. Funeral services were held in Friends' church, conducted by Rachel H. Maddock of Richmond, Ind., Enos P. Stubbs, of Iowa, and Irvin G. Tabor, of Mexico.
HUDDLESTON, DAVID, was born in North Carolina 10 Mo. 6, 1801; removed to Indiana when young; died at Dublin, Ind., 10 mo 1, 1890, aged 89 years. The deceased was an esteemed member of Dublin Monthly Meeting, having been a Friend all his life. He was of strong convictions of right, much attached to the church, fully believing in the doctrines and testimonies held by the Society of Friends. He was a good writer, and the productions of his pen were of religious tendency. He bore a lingering illness uncomplainingly. He leaves the aged wife of his youth, whose comfort is that he is at rest. Funeral services were held in Friends' church, conducted by Rachel H. Maddock of Richmond, Ind., Enos P. Stubbs, of Iowa, and Irvin G. Tabor, of Mexico.
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