Obituary:
DIED, at Marion, Wayne Co., N.Y. May 18th Mr. Zadok Huggins, (father of Rev. M. Huggins, of Havana), aged 68 years. He was born in Dorset, Vt, and spent his childhood and youth under the pastoral care of the late Rev. Dr. Jackson, who was for forty years Pastor of the Congregational Church of that place. At this period, he devoted himself to the service of God. He removed to Marion in 1806, and consequently had lived in that town, of which he was one of the earliest settlers, 45 years. He was distinguished for sound judgment with discretion, connected with great energy to execute his plans. To these characteristics, were united strict integrity, Christian principle, and firmness of purpose. He rests from his labors and his works follow him.
[Havana Journal, Havana, Chemung, NY (now Montour Falls, Schuyler, NY), 23 May 1851]
DIED, at Marion, Wayne Co., N.Y. May 18th Mr. Zadok Huggins, (father of Rev. M. Huggins, of Havana), aged 68 years. He was born in Dorset, Vt, and spent his childhood and youth under the pastoral care of the late Rev. Dr. Jackson, who was for forty years Pastor of the Congregational Church of that place. At this period, he devoted himself to the service of God. He removed to Marion in 1806, and consequently had lived in that town, of which he was one of the earliest settlers, 45 years. He was distinguished for sound judgment with discretion, connected with great energy to execute his plans. To these characteristics, were united strict integrity, Christian principle, and firmness of purpose. He rests from his labors and his works follow him.
[Havana Journal, Havana, Chemung, NY (now Montour Falls, Schuyler, NY), 23 May 1851]
Obituary:
DIED, at Marion, Wayne Co., N.Y. May 18th Mr. Zadok Huggins, (father of Rev. M. Huggins, of Havana), aged 68 years. He was born in Dorset, Vt, and spent his childhood and youth under the pastoral care of the late Rev. Dr. Jackson, who was for forty years Pastor of the Congregational Church of that place. At this period, he devoted himself to the service of God. He removed to Marion in 1806, and consequently had lived in that town, of which he was one of the earliest settlers, 45 years. He was distinguished for sound judgment with discretion, connected with great energy to execute his plans. To these characteristics, were united strict integrity, Christian principle, and firmness of purpose. He rests from his labors and his works follow him.
[Havana Journal, Havana, Chemung, NY (now Montour Falls, Schuyler, NY), 23 May 1851]
DIED, at Marion, Wayne Co., N.Y. May 18th Mr. Zadok Huggins, (father of Rev. M. Huggins, of Havana), aged 68 years. He was born in Dorset, Vt, and spent his childhood and youth under the pastoral care of the late Rev. Dr. Jackson, who was for forty years Pastor of the Congregational Church of that place. At this period, he devoted himself to the service of God. He removed to Marion in 1806, and consequently had lived in that town, of which he was one of the earliest settlers, 45 years. He was distinguished for sound judgment with discretion, connected with great energy to execute his plans. To these characteristics, were united strict integrity, Christian principle, and firmness of purpose. He rests from his labors and his works follow him.
[Havana Journal, Havana, Chemung, NY (now Montour Falls, Schuyler, NY), 23 May 1851]
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