Charleston Observer - Sept. 15, 1838
"Departed this life on the 26th ult., in Calhoun's Settlement, Abbeville District, Mrs. Caroline A. Lee, consort of Dr. Thomas Lee, of that district...."
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Grave 1 - Sacred To The Memory of Mrs. Caroline A. Lee, Consort
of Doct. Thomas Lee; who died September, 1838 in the 27th year of
her age. Numerous relatives and friends deeply lament the
deceased, whose life, shone in acts of affection and friendship
during the last seven or eight years of her life. She was a
member of the Christian Church, and affected the clearest
evidence of true discipleship. Her happy death was entirely
consistent with her holy life. A bereaved and afflicted husband,
who by her untimely death, has been left in the sole charge of
two young Children, erects this Monument to her Memory. (S. Tingley, Jr. Prov. R.I.)
"Departed this life on the 26th ult., in Calhoun's Settlement, Abbeville District, Mrs. Caroline A. Lee, consort of Dr. Thomas Lee, of that district...."
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Grave 1 - Sacred To The Memory of Mrs. Caroline A. Lee, Consort
of Doct. Thomas Lee; who died September, 1838 in the 27th year of
her age. Numerous relatives and friends deeply lament the
deceased, whose life, shone in acts of affection and friendship
during the last seven or eight years of her life. She was a
member of the Christian Church, and affected the clearest
evidence of true discipleship. Her happy death was entirely
consistent with her holy life. A bereaved and afflicted husband,
who by her untimely death, has been left in the sole charge of
two young Children, erects this Monument to her Memory. (S. Tingley, Jr. Prov. R.I.)
Charleston Observer - Sept. 15, 1838
"Departed this life on the 26th ult., in Calhoun's Settlement, Abbeville District, Mrs. Caroline A. Lee, consort of Dr. Thomas Lee, of that district...."
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Grave 1 - Sacred To The Memory of Mrs. Caroline A. Lee, Consort
of Doct. Thomas Lee; who died September, 1838 in the 27th year of
her age. Numerous relatives and friends deeply lament the
deceased, whose life, shone in acts of affection and friendship
during the last seven or eight years of her life. She was a
member of the Christian Church, and affected the clearest
evidence of true discipleship. Her happy death was entirely
consistent with her holy life. A bereaved and afflicted husband,
who by her untimely death, has been left in the sole charge of
two young Children, erects this Monument to her Memory. (S. Tingley, Jr. Prov. R.I.)
"Departed this life on the 26th ult., in Calhoun's Settlement, Abbeville District, Mrs. Caroline A. Lee, consort of Dr. Thomas Lee, of that district...."
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Grave 1 - Sacred To The Memory of Mrs. Caroline A. Lee, Consort
of Doct. Thomas Lee; who died September, 1838 in the 27th year of
her age. Numerous relatives and friends deeply lament the
deceased, whose life, shone in acts of affection and friendship
during the last seven or eight years of her life. She was a
member of the Christian Church, and affected the clearest
evidence of true discipleship. Her happy death was entirely
consistent with her holy life. A bereaved and afflicted husband,
who by her untimely death, has been left in the sole charge of
two young Children, erects this Monument to her Memory. (S. Tingley, Jr. Prov. R.I.)
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