Spouse: William Stanton
Suggested edit: "The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 76, No 19, p 607, May 11, 1914.
In Westerly, R. I., April, 16, 1914, Mrs. Adaline Wheeler Stanton, in the seventy-fourth year of her age.
Adaline Wheeler Burdick, oldest daughter of Welcome Clark and Adaline Wheeler Burdick, was born at Bradford, R. I., May 24, 1840. At an early age, with her parents!s, she moved to Hopkinton City where her girlhood and early womanhood was spent. At the age of sIxteen she confessed Christ, and united with the First Day Baptist church of Hopkinton. March 20, 1877, she was married to the Rev. Sheman S. Griswold with whom she passed nearly six very happy years. Upon her marriage she united with the Seventh Day BaptIst church of Hopkinton City. In 1884 she moved to Westerly and became a member of the Pawcatuck Church. January 22, 1900, she was married to William Stanton. A few years ago they moved to ProvIdence where they remained until Mr. Stanton died, December 21, 1911, soon after whIch she came back to the old home on Elm St., Westerly.
Mrs. Stanton had not been well for some time and it was known for weeks that she was nearing the end; but her cheerful courage and confident assurance continued to the very end. The farewell service was held at her late home, Sabbath afternoon, April 18, and in the absence of the pastor, was conducted by her former pastor, Rev. Samuel H. Davis.
C. A. B.
Contributor: Jon Saunders (47674050) • [email protected]
Suggested edit: "The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 76, No 19, p 607, May 11, 1914.
In Westerly, R. I., April, 16, 1914, Mrs. Adaline Wheeler Stanton, in the seventy-fourth year of her age.
Adaline Wheeler Burdick, oldest daughter of Welcome Clark and Adaline Wheeler Burdick, was born at Bradford, R. I., May 24, 1840. At an early age, with her parents!s, she moved to Hopkinton City where her girlhood and early womanhood was spent. At the age of sIxteen she confessed Christ, and united with the First Day Baptist church of Hopkinton. March 20, 1877, she was married to the Rev. Sheman S. Griswold with whom she passed nearly six very happy years. Upon her marriage she united with the Seventh Day BaptIst church of Hopkinton City. In 1884 she moved to Westerly and became a member of the Pawcatuck Church. January 22, 1900, she was married to William Stanton. A few years ago they moved to ProvIdence where they remained until Mr. Stanton died, December 21, 1911, soon after whIch she came back to the old home on Elm St., Westerly.
Mrs. Stanton had not been well for some time and it was known for weeks that she was nearing the end; but her cheerful courage and confident assurance continued to the very end. The farewell service was held at her late home, Sabbath afternoon, April 18, and in the absence of the pastor, was conducted by her former pastor, Rev. Samuel H. Davis.
C. A. B.
Contributor: Jon Saunders (47674050) • [email protected]
Spouse: William Stanton
Suggested edit: "The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 76, No 19, p 607, May 11, 1914.
In Westerly, R. I., April, 16, 1914, Mrs. Adaline Wheeler Stanton, in the seventy-fourth year of her age.
Adaline Wheeler Burdick, oldest daughter of Welcome Clark and Adaline Wheeler Burdick, was born at Bradford, R. I., May 24, 1840. At an early age, with her parents!s, she moved to Hopkinton City where her girlhood and early womanhood was spent. At the age of sIxteen she confessed Christ, and united with the First Day Baptist church of Hopkinton. March 20, 1877, she was married to the Rev. Sheman S. Griswold with whom she passed nearly six very happy years. Upon her marriage she united with the Seventh Day BaptIst church of Hopkinton City. In 1884 she moved to Westerly and became a member of the Pawcatuck Church. January 22, 1900, she was married to William Stanton. A few years ago they moved to ProvIdence where they remained until Mr. Stanton died, December 21, 1911, soon after whIch she came back to the old home on Elm St., Westerly.
Mrs. Stanton had not been well for some time and it was known for weeks that she was nearing the end; but her cheerful courage and confident assurance continued to the very end. The farewell service was held at her late home, Sabbath afternoon, April 18, and in the absence of the pastor, was conducted by her former pastor, Rev. Samuel H. Davis.
C. A. B.
Contributor: Jon Saunders (47674050) • [email protected]
Suggested edit: "The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 76, No 19, p 607, May 11, 1914.
In Westerly, R. I., April, 16, 1914, Mrs. Adaline Wheeler Stanton, in the seventy-fourth year of her age.
Adaline Wheeler Burdick, oldest daughter of Welcome Clark and Adaline Wheeler Burdick, was born at Bradford, R. I., May 24, 1840. At an early age, with her parents!s, she moved to Hopkinton City where her girlhood and early womanhood was spent. At the age of sIxteen she confessed Christ, and united with the First Day Baptist church of Hopkinton. March 20, 1877, she was married to the Rev. Sheman S. Griswold with whom she passed nearly six very happy years. Upon her marriage she united with the Seventh Day BaptIst church of Hopkinton City. In 1884 she moved to Westerly and became a member of the Pawcatuck Church. January 22, 1900, she was married to William Stanton. A few years ago they moved to ProvIdence where they remained until Mr. Stanton died, December 21, 1911, soon after whIch she came back to the old home on Elm St., Westerly.
Mrs. Stanton had not been well for some time and it was known for weeks that she was nearing the end; but her cheerful courage and confident assurance continued to the very end. The farewell service was held at her late home, Sabbath afternoon, April 18, and in the absence of the pastor, was conducted by her former pastor, Rev. Samuel H. Davis.
C. A. B.
Contributor: Jon Saunders (47674050) • [email protected]
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