Harriet Shull, born March 17, 1811, and died April 18, 1902, at the ripe old age of 91 years, 1 month and 1 day.
She was married to Adam Shull, April 2. 1829. To them were born five sons and four daughters; three sons and two daughters together with her husband preceded her to the spirit land.
Sbe was baptized in infancy, and in early life was confirmed a member of Zion E. L. Church to which she was faithful to the end of life. She leaves an aged brother, two sons, two daughters. five grand children, and one greatgrand child, with many relatives and friends to mourn her departure.
Old, and full of years, she has laid down life's weary load, and we trust she is now one of that unwearied throng in the land of eternal rest. Her remains were buried in the family grave yard, near Lexington in the presence of many people.
She was married to Adam Shull, April 2. 1829. To them were born five sons and four daughters; three sons and two daughters together with her husband preceded her to the spirit land.
Sbe was baptized in infancy, and in early life was confirmed a member of Zion E. L. Church to which she was faithful to the end of life. She leaves an aged brother, two sons, two daughters. five grand children, and one greatgrand child, with many relatives and friends to mourn her departure.
Old, and full of years, she has laid down life's weary load, and we trust she is now one of that unwearied throng in the land of eternal rest. Her remains were buried in the family grave yard, near Lexington in the presence of many people.
Harriet Shull, born March 17, 1811, and died April 18, 1902, at the ripe old age of 91 years, 1 month and 1 day.
She was married to Adam Shull, April 2. 1829. To them were born five sons and four daughters; three sons and two daughters together with her husband preceded her to the spirit land.
Sbe was baptized in infancy, and in early life was confirmed a member of Zion E. L. Church to which she was faithful to the end of life. She leaves an aged brother, two sons, two daughters. five grand children, and one greatgrand child, with many relatives and friends to mourn her departure.
Old, and full of years, she has laid down life's weary load, and we trust she is now one of that unwearied throng in the land of eternal rest. Her remains were buried in the family grave yard, near Lexington in the presence of many people.
She was married to Adam Shull, April 2. 1829. To them were born five sons and four daughters; three sons and two daughters together with her husband preceded her to the spirit land.
Sbe was baptized in infancy, and in early life was confirmed a member of Zion E. L. Church to which she was faithful to the end of life. She leaves an aged brother, two sons, two daughters. five grand children, and one greatgrand child, with many relatives and friends to mourn her departure.
Old, and full of years, she has laid down life's weary load, and we trust she is now one of that unwearied throng in the land of eternal rest. Her remains were buried in the family grave yard, near Lexington in the presence of many people.
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