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Amanda Payne Tull Bailey

Birth
Jefferson County, Indiana, USA
Death
4 Feb 1908 (aged 83)
Wapello County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Agency, Wapello County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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2nd Addition; Lot 121
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Ottumwa Courier-8 Feb. 1908 - Amanda Payne Tull, dau. of Joshua M. and Margaret (Wallace) Tull was born April 18, 1842 Jefferson Co., IN and died in her home near Agency Feb. 4, 1908. Aged 83 y. 9m. 17d. She was married to John Howard Bailey. They moved to Lee Co. Iowa 1852 and moved to her late home in 1861. Mr. Bailey died in 1887. They were the parents of 12 children. 6 dying in infancy. Those living are Chapman, Cyrus, Randolph, Charles, Guy and Clara now Mrs. Hubert Whitney. When a young woman she joined the Methodist Protestant Church. She was buried in the Agency Cemetery in Agency. Mother is at rest, not dead, but gone to a better life. Although our hearts are breaking yet we are not sad because she is with her God in Heaven who guided her in the paths of love and truth. Although we miss our dear old mother we are reconciled that she has passed from this life of sadness to one where sickness and death never come. Her life was so filled with truth and kindness that although she was so dear to us she has passed to the great beyond, her spirit still remains to lead us to a better life on earth, and we hope a heavenly home in the end. A son

Amanda never had a stone.
Ottumwa Courier-8 Feb. 1908 - Amanda Payne Tull, dau. of Joshua M. and Margaret (Wallace) Tull was born April 18, 1842 Jefferson Co., IN and died in her home near Agency Feb. 4, 1908. Aged 83 y. 9m. 17d. She was married to John Howard Bailey. They moved to Lee Co. Iowa 1852 and moved to her late home in 1861. Mr. Bailey died in 1887. They were the parents of 12 children. 6 dying in infancy. Those living are Chapman, Cyrus, Randolph, Charles, Guy and Clara now Mrs. Hubert Whitney. When a young woman she joined the Methodist Protestant Church. She was buried in the Agency Cemetery in Agency. Mother is at rest, not dead, but gone to a better life. Although our hearts are breaking yet we are not sad because she is with her God in Heaven who guided her in the paths of love and truth. Although we miss our dear old mother we are reconciled that she has passed from this life of sadness to one where sickness and death never come. Her life was so filled with truth and kindness that although she was so dear to us she has passed to the great beyond, her spirit still remains to lead us to a better life on earth, and we hope a heavenly home in the end. A son

Amanda never had a stone.

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