Obituary of
Marietta Hall Waggoner
Wife to Joseph Harvey Waggoner
Daughter to Samuel Hall and Betsey Martin
Waggoner-Died in Burlington, Michigan February 8th, 1908. Marietta Waggoner, widow of the late Elder J.H.Waggoner, aged 84 years, 1 month and 28 days. She was born in Alexandria, Jefferson County, New York December 10th, 1823 and was married to J.H. Waggoner in April 1844. She embraced the Sabbath truth in 1851, in Wisconsin. They moved to Michigan in 1855 and three years later settled in Burlington, Michigan where she has lived for fifty years. Mother was in Switzerland with father JH Waggoner at the time of his death, which was a great shock to her and from which she never fully recovered. She was very Active and ambitious. She was able to be around the house until within three days of her death. When, on the morning of the fifth, in walking across the floor she suddenly lost the use of her limbs and falling to the floor, broke the bone in her left leg just below the hip. She failed rapidly, and on the seventh at noon lost consciousness. She remained in that condition until the evening after the Sabbath when death released her. She leaves one brother, five children, fifteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren to mourn their loss and yet we do not mourn those who have no hope. The funeral was held on the eleventh at the Methodist church near her home. Elder Sommers, the pastor, officiating. The text was Rev. 14:13.
We laid her to rest in the Burlington Cemetery; to await the coming of the life-giver, when there will be no more death or parting.
Mrs. Ruby Waggoner Canright (Daughter to Marietta and Joseph Waggoner
Review and Herald
March 5th, 1908
Marietta Hall Waggoner
Wife to Joseph Harvey Waggoner
Daughter to Samuel Hall and Betsey Martin
Waggoner-Died in Burlington, Michigan February 8th, 1908. Marietta Waggoner, widow of the late Elder J.H.Waggoner, aged 84 years, 1 month and 28 days. She was born in Alexandria, Jefferson County, New York December 10th, 1823 and was married to J.H. Waggoner in April 1844. She embraced the Sabbath truth in 1851, in Wisconsin. They moved to Michigan in 1855 and three years later settled in Burlington, Michigan where she has lived for fifty years. Mother was in Switzerland with father JH Waggoner at the time of his death, which was a great shock to her and from which she never fully recovered. She was very Active and ambitious. She was able to be around the house until within three days of her death. When, on the morning of the fifth, in walking across the floor she suddenly lost the use of her limbs and falling to the floor, broke the bone in her left leg just below the hip. She failed rapidly, and on the seventh at noon lost consciousness. She remained in that condition until the evening after the Sabbath when death released her. She leaves one brother, five children, fifteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren to mourn their loss and yet we do not mourn those who have no hope. The funeral was held on the eleventh at the Methodist church near her home. Elder Sommers, the pastor, officiating. The text was Rev. 14:13.
We laid her to rest in the Burlington Cemetery; to await the coming of the life-giver, when there will be no more death or parting.
Mrs. Ruby Waggoner Canright (Daughter to Marietta and Joseph Waggoner
Review and Herald
March 5th, 1908
Obituary of
Marietta Hall Waggoner
Wife to Joseph Harvey Waggoner
Daughter to Samuel Hall and Betsey Martin
Waggoner-Died in Burlington, Michigan February 8th, 1908. Marietta Waggoner, widow of the late Elder J.H.Waggoner, aged 84 years, 1 month and 28 days. She was born in Alexandria, Jefferson County, New York December 10th, 1823 and was married to J.H. Waggoner in April 1844. She embraced the Sabbath truth in 1851, in Wisconsin. They moved to Michigan in 1855 and three years later settled in Burlington, Michigan where she has lived for fifty years. Mother was in Switzerland with father JH Waggoner at the time of his death, which was a great shock to her and from which she never fully recovered. She was very Active and ambitious. She was able to be around the house until within three days of her death. When, on the morning of the fifth, in walking across the floor she suddenly lost the use of her limbs and falling to the floor, broke the bone in her left leg just below the hip. She failed rapidly, and on the seventh at noon lost consciousness. She remained in that condition until the evening after the Sabbath when death released her. She leaves one brother, five children, fifteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren to mourn their loss and yet we do not mourn those who have no hope. The funeral was held on the eleventh at the Methodist church near her home. Elder Sommers, the pastor, officiating. The text was Rev. 14:13.
We laid her to rest in the Burlington Cemetery; to await the coming of the life-giver, when there will be no more death or parting.
Mrs. Ruby Waggoner Canright (Daughter to Marietta and Joseph Waggoner
Review and Herald
March 5th, 1908
Marietta Hall Waggoner
Wife to Joseph Harvey Waggoner
Daughter to Samuel Hall and Betsey Martin
Waggoner-Died in Burlington, Michigan February 8th, 1908. Marietta Waggoner, widow of the late Elder J.H.Waggoner, aged 84 years, 1 month and 28 days. She was born in Alexandria, Jefferson County, New York December 10th, 1823 and was married to J.H. Waggoner in April 1844. She embraced the Sabbath truth in 1851, in Wisconsin. They moved to Michigan in 1855 and three years later settled in Burlington, Michigan where she has lived for fifty years. Mother was in Switzerland with father JH Waggoner at the time of his death, which was a great shock to her and from which she never fully recovered. She was very Active and ambitious. She was able to be around the house until within three days of her death. When, on the morning of the fifth, in walking across the floor she suddenly lost the use of her limbs and falling to the floor, broke the bone in her left leg just below the hip. She failed rapidly, and on the seventh at noon lost consciousness. She remained in that condition until the evening after the Sabbath when death released her. She leaves one brother, five children, fifteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren to mourn their loss and yet we do not mourn those who have no hope. The funeral was held on the eleventh at the Methodist church near her home. Elder Sommers, the pastor, officiating. The text was Rev. 14:13.
We laid her to rest in the Burlington Cemetery; to await the coming of the life-giver, when there will be no more death or parting.
Mrs. Ruby Waggoner Canright (Daughter to Marietta and Joseph Waggoner
Review and Herald
March 5th, 1908
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