She seemed to be stout and hearty, continuing at her work as usual until the day on which she died, and took sick but a few hours before her death. She was buried on the 14th. The funeral was largely attended by her friends. She was the mother of thirteen children; ten sons eight of whom are living, and three daughters; among whom she stayed. She had 119 grand-children, of whom eighty-six are yet living; seventy-two great-grandchildren, of whom fifty-five are yet living; making in all 204 of whom 152 are still living.
She was, no doubt, near and dear to the, going from one to the other as they needed her assistance. We have the hope that their loss is her eternal gain; and if we heed the loud call which God has made to us through her removal, and become truly reconciled to Him who gave his life for us, we may rest in the hope and promise that we shall meet her again on those bright shores, where parting is never known; for we have the hope that God, in taking her from us, has only called her home to join the angel throng and enjoy endless glory and happiness.
A funeral sermon was preached in the English and the German language.
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Christana is the wife of Christian Holdeman. Christiana and her husband are the ancestors of the Holdeman and related families of this area. Christiana became a widow on Sept. 26, 1846 and moved to Elkhart County near Wakarusa in 1849. Christian is buried in the Eight Square Cemetery, in Chester Twp., in Wayne County, Ohio.
She seemed to be stout and hearty, continuing at her work as usual until the day on which she died, and took sick but a few hours before her death. She was buried on the 14th. The funeral was largely attended by her friends. She was the mother of thirteen children; ten sons eight of whom are living, and three daughters; among whom she stayed. She had 119 grand-children, of whom eighty-six are yet living; seventy-two great-grandchildren, of whom fifty-five are yet living; making in all 204 of whom 152 are still living.
She was, no doubt, near and dear to the, going from one to the other as they needed her assistance. We have the hope that their loss is her eternal gain; and if we heed the loud call which God has made to us through her removal, and become truly reconciled to Him who gave his life for us, we may rest in the hope and promise that we shall meet her again on those bright shores, where parting is never known; for we have the hope that God, in taking her from us, has only called her home to join the angel throng and enjoy endless glory and happiness.
A funeral sermon was preached in the English and the German language.
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Christana is the wife of Christian Holdeman. Christiana and her husband are the ancestors of the Holdeman and related families of this area. Christiana became a widow on Sept. 26, 1846 and moved to Elkhart County near Wakarusa in 1849. Christian is buried in the Eight Square Cemetery, in Chester Twp., in Wayne County, Ohio.
Family Members
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Mary "Polly" Buzzard Haldeman
1782–1873
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John Buzzard
1783–1857
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Catharine Buzzard Haldeman
1785–1868
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Jacob Buzzard
1787–1865
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Susannah Godshalk Buzzard Barkey
1790–1863
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Margaret Godshalk Buzzard Markley
1791–1880
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Anna Nancy Buzzard Schaum
1793–1849
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Michael Godshalk Buzzard
1794–1877
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George Buzzard
1796–1859
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Sarah Buzzard Shaum
1798–1878
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Rachel Godshalk Buzzard Delp
1802–1876
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Barbara Buzzard Schmidt
1804–1863
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Amos Holdeman
1808–1888
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Margaret Holdeman Freed
1810–1887
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Jacob Holdeman
1811–1868
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George Holdeman
1813–1878
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Catherine Holdeman Landis
1818–1899
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Samuel Holdeman
1819–1899
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Joseph Holdeman
1823–1894
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Jonas Holdeman
1824–1864
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David S. Holdeman
1825–1905
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John Holdeman
1827–1894
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Susannah Holdeman Lechlitner
1830–1900
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Abraham B. Holdeman
1834–1905