Elizabeth was first child of John J. Moore and his first wife, Ruhamah Kendall.
OBITUARY NOTICE: Western Christian Advocate, dated May 23, 1845. Excerpt: " . . .
"A gem from the deep on the surface of time,
She glitter'd a moment, and sparkl'd as light;
But a wave from eternity's ocean sublime,
Roll'd over and hid the fair babe from our sight. S. Stover . . . "
OBITUARY NOTICE: Western Christian Advocate, dated May 23, 1845. Excerpt: " . . .
"A gem from the deep on the surface of time,
She glitter'd a moment, and sparkl'd as light;
But a wave from eternity's ocean sublime,
Roll'd over and hid the fair babe from our sight. S. Stover . . . "
Elizabeth was first child of John J. Moore and his first wife, Ruhamah Kendall.
OBITUARY NOTICE: Western Christian Advocate, dated May 23, 1845. Excerpt: " . . .
"A gem from the deep on the surface of time,
She glitter'd a moment, and sparkl'd as light;
But a wave from eternity's ocean sublime,
Roll'd over and hid the fair babe from our sight. S. Stover . . . "
OBITUARY NOTICE: Western Christian Advocate, dated May 23, 1845. Excerpt: " . . .
"A gem from the deep on the surface of time,
She glitter'd a moment, and sparkl'd as light;
But a wave from eternity's ocean sublime,
Roll'd over and hid the fair babe from our sight. S. Stover . . . "
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