November 28, 1906 The Courier Watchman
HUGHES, Mrs. Samatha (Black) was born April 12, 1860 and departed this life December 2, 1906. She was married to Will Hughes and to them nine children were born, six of whom with the husband and father, survive her. Pearl, Albert and Charles preceded their mother to the other world. Annie Stella, Willie, Mamie, John & Ruth are living. Mrs. Hughes was a well-meaning, hard working, tender-hearted, sympathetic woman her death being premuter on account of incessant work and exposure. She united with the Methodist Church of Waverly last winter and made an honest effort to live a Christian life. She was buried in the Waverly Cemetery, her pastor, Rev. Lott, officiating at the funeral.
Tired and weary,
A worn and wasted mother,
Folds her willing hands and lies down to a grateful rest.
HUGHES, Mrs. Samatha (Black) was born April 12, 1860 and departed this life December 2, 1906. She was married to Will Hughes and to them nine children were born, six of whom with the husband and father, survive her. Pearl, Albert and Charles preceded their mother to the other world. Annie Stella, Willie, Mamie, John & Ruth are living. Mrs. Hughes was a well-meaning, hard working, tender-hearted, sympathetic woman her death being premuter on account of incessant work and exposure. She united with the Methodist Church of Waverly last winter and made an honest effort to live a Christian life. She was buried in the Waverly Cemetery, her pastor, Rev. Lott, officiating at the funeral.
Tired and weary,
A worn and wasted mother,
Folds her willing hands and lies down to a grateful rest.
November 28, 1906 The Courier Watchman
HUGHES, Mrs. Samatha (Black) was born April 12, 1860 and departed this life December 2, 1906. She was married to Will Hughes and to them nine children were born, six of whom with the husband and father, survive her. Pearl, Albert and Charles preceded their mother to the other world. Annie Stella, Willie, Mamie, John & Ruth are living. Mrs. Hughes was a well-meaning, hard working, tender-hearted, sympathetic woman her death being premuter on account of incessant work and exposure. She united with the Methodist Church of Waverly last winter and made an honest effort to live a Christian life. She was buried in the Waverly Cemetery, her pastor, Rev. Lott, officiating at the funeral.
Tired and weary,
A worn and wasted mother,
Folds her willing hands and lies down to a grateful rest.
HUGHES, Mrs. Samatha (Black) was born April 12, 1860 and departed this life December 2, 1906. She was married to Will Hughes and to them nine children were born, six of whom with the husband and father, survive her. Pearl, Albert and Charles preceded their mother to the other world. Annie Stella, Willie, Mamie, John & Ruth are living. Mrs. Hughes was a well-meaning, hard working, tender-hearted, sympathetic woman her death being premuter on account of incessant work and exposure. She united with the Methodist Church of Waverly last winter and made an honest effort to live a Christian life. She was buried in the Waverly Cemetery, her pastor, Rev. Lott, officiating at the funeral.
Tired and weary,
A worn and wasted mother,
Folds her willing hands and lies down to a grateful rest.
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