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Sallie Topp
daughter of William Alexander McCain and Mary Louise McAllister
married Allison Topp on Jan. 26, 1881 They were at the residence of John McCain, Esq., the bride's brother in Carroll County, Mississippi, by Rev. A. W. Wilson of the Presbyterian Church, Mr. Allison Topp of Greenwood and Miss Sallie McCain of Carroll County.
Children:
Mrs. Louise Adams
siblings:
Joseph Warren McCain,
Mrs. Mary Hemingway,
Ann Eliza McCain,
John Sidney McCain,
Jeannie McCain,
Henry Pinckney McCain,
Wm H McCain;
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In Memoriam.
Died. In Rankin county, near Jackson, March 31st, 1887, Mrs. Sallie McCain Topp, beloved wife of Mr. Allison Topp and sister of Mrs. Wm. L. Hemingway.
We are told that the good never die; well has it been written:
Life is real, life is earnest,
And the grave is not its goal,
Dust thou art, to dust returnest
Was not written of the soul.
Her mortal remains were taken to Carroll county to be interred in the old family burying ground, there to rest beside her parents, and with them return to dust, while her soul, beautified by a life well spent in the practice of every Christian grace and virtue, will live forever.
Not dead, but living in the angel land above.
There to enjoy forever God's presence and his love.
Weep not for her bereft ones, bear with fortitude this loss.
Which gives her a crown in Heaven, you on earth a cross.
Bear it with strength and patience, God's wisdom ever own.
Your reward will be a meeting, where parting is unknown.
— M. F.
Carroll county papers please copy.
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Sallie McCain Topp 001 obit (per afri8a, Sep 2018);
News: Mississippian (Jackson, Mississippi);
http://www.newspapers.com;
Tuesday, April 12, 1887 - Page 2;
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Sallie Topp
daughter of William Alexander McCain and Mary Louise McAllister
married Allison Topp on Jan. 26, 1881 They were at the residence of John McCain, Esq., the bride's brother in Carroll County, Mississippi, by Rev. A. W. Wilson of the Presbyterian Church, Mr. Allison Topp of Greenwood and Miss Sallie McCain of Carroll County.
Children:
Mrs. Louise Adams
siblings:
Joseph Warren McCain,
Mrs. Mary Hemingway,
Ann Eliza McCain,
John Sidney McCain,
Jeannie McCain,
Henry Pinckney McCain,
Wm H McCain;
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In Memoriam.
Died. In Rankin county, near Jackson, March 31st, 1887, Mrs. Sallie McCain Topp, beloved wife of Mr. Allison Topp and sister of Mrs. Wm. L. Hemingway.
We are told that the good never die; well has it been written:
Life is real, life is earnest,
And the grave is not its goal,
Dust thou art, to dust returnest
Was not written of the soul.
Her mortal remains were taken to Carroll county to be interred in the old family burying ground, there to rest beside her parents, and with them return to dust, while her soul, beautified by a life well spent in the practice of every Christian grace and virtue, will live forever.
Not dead, but living in the angel land above.
There to enjoy forever God's presence and his love.
Weep not for her bereft ones, bear with fortitude this loss.
Which gives her a crown in Heaven, you on earth a cross.
Bear it with strength and patience, God's wisdom ever own.
Your reward will be a meeting, where parting is unknown.
— M. F.
Carroll county papers please copy.
*****************************************
Sallie McCain Topp 001 obit (per afri8a, Sep 2018);
News: Mississippian (Jackson, Mississippi);
http://www.newspapers.com;
Tuesday, April 12, 1887 - Page 2;
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Sallie Topp
daughter of William Alexander McCain and Mary Louise McAllister
married Allison Topp on Jan. 26, 1881 They were at the residence of John McCain, Esq., the bride's brother in Carroll County, Mississippi, by Rev. A. W. Wilson of the Presbyterian Church, Mr. Allison Topp of Greenwood and Miss Sallie McCain of Carroll County.
Children:
Mrs. Louise Adams
siblings:
Joseph Warren McCain,
Mrs. Mary Hemingway,
Ann Eliza McCain,
John Sidney McCain,
Jeannie McCain,
Henry Pinckney McCain,
Wm H McCain;
**************************************************************************
In Memoriam.
Died. In Rankin county, near Jackson, March 31st, 1887, Mrs. Sallie McCain Topp, beloved wife of Mr. Allison Topp and sister of Mrs. Wm. L. Hemingway.
We are told that the good never die; well has it been written:
Life is real, life is earnest,
And the grave is not its goal,
Dust thou art, to dust returnest
Was not written of the soul.
Her mortal remains were taken to Carroll county to be interred in the old family burying ground, there to rest beside her parents, and with them return to dust, while her soul, beautified by a life well spent in the practice of every Christian grace and virtue, will live forever.
Not dead, but living in the angel land above.
There to enjoy forever God's presence and his love.
Weep not for her bereft ones, bear with fortitude this loss.
Which gives her a crown in Heaven, you on earth a cross.
Bear it with strength and patience, God's wisdom ever own.
Your reward will be a meeting, where parting is unknown.
— M. F.
Carroll county papers please copy.
*****************************************
Sallie McCain Topp 001 obit (per afri8a, Sep 2018);
News: Mississippian (Jackson, Mississippi);
http://www.newspapers.com;
Tuesday, April 12, 1887 - Page 2;
**************************************************************************
Sallie Topp
daughter of William Alexander McCain and Mary Louise McAllister
married Allison Topp on Jan. 26, 1881 They were at the residence of John McCain, Esq., the bride's brother in Carroll County, Mississippi, by Rev. A. W. Wilson of the Presbyterian Church, Mr. Allison Topp of Greenwood and Miss Sallie McCain of Carroll County.
Children:
Mrs. Louise Adams
siblings:
Joseph Warren McCain,
Mrs. Mary Hemingway,
Ann Eliza McCain,
John Sidney McCain,
Jeannie McCain,
Henry Pinckney McCain,
Wm H McCain;
**************************************************************************
In Memoriam.
Died. In Rankin county, near Jackson, March 31st, 1887, Mrs. Sallie McCain Topp, beloved wife of Mr. Allison Topp and sister of Mrs. Wm. L. Hemingway.
We are told that the good never die; well has it been written:
Life is real, life is earnest,
And the grave is not its goal,
Dust thou art, to dust returnest
Was not written of the soul.
Her mortal remains were taken to Carroll county to be interred in the old family burying ground, there to rest beside her parents, and with them return to dust, while her soul, beautified by a life well spent in the practice of every Christian grace and virtue, will live forever.
Not dead, but living in the angel land above.
There to enjoy forever God's presence and his love.
Weep not for her bereft ones, bear with fortitude this loss.
Which gives her a crown in Heaven, you on earth a cross.
Bear it with strength and patience, God's wisdom ever own.
Your reward will be a meeting, where parting is unknown.
— M. F.
Carroll county papers please copy.
*****************************************
Sallie McCain Topp 001 obit (per afri8a, Sep 2018);
News: Mississippian (Jackson, Mississippi);
http://www.newspapers.com;
Tuesday, April 12, 1887 - Page 2;
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