Funeral was held under a tree in her yard that she & George planted.
Farewell my dear old companion, for only a little while.
May we meet in the home of the ransomed, and behold the Savior smile.
Good bye to my darling children, I've toiled for you many a year.
When times were hard and trying, we kept you from hunger and fear.
Take care of the one that lingers, his days shall be lonesome and few,
No more can he toil with those fingers, which he frosted and palsied for you.
Good bye to the world and it's troubles, forever adieu to all the pain,
The pleasure of earth are but bubbles, I've gone to my master to reign.
** this poem was included in her obit.
Funeral was held under a tree in her yard that she & George planted.
Farewell my dear old companion, for only a little while.
May we meet in the home of the ransomed, and behold the Savior smile.
Good bye to my darling children, I've toiled for you many a year.
When times were hard and trying, we kept you from hunger and fear.
Take care of the one that lingers, his days shall be lonesome and few,
No more can he toil with those fingers, which he frosted and palsied for you.
Good bye to the world and it's troubles, forever adieu to all the pain,
The pleasure of earth are but bubbles, I've gone to my master to reign.
** this poem was included in her obit.
Family Members
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Jane Ann Langford McCallister
1833–1925
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Elizabeth Ellen Langford Cox
1836–1920
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William Langford
1837–1915
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Rebecca Langford Harris
1838–1925
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Thomas Langford
1840–1848
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John Henry Langford
1842–1920
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Mary Emily Langford Immegart
1845–1928
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Sarah Frances Langford Gasson
1845–1933
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Margaret Amelia Langford Chatterton
1848–1918
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Sophia Alice Langford Everhart
1850–1946
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George D. Langford
1856–1928
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