The Pike County Journal Friday, Jan. 17, 1919
Mrs. J.H. Crane Dead
Mrs Crane died at her home three miles south of Zebulon last Saturday. She was quite an elderly lady and had reared an upright and honorable family. For years she was a chronic sufferer, which by degrees wore her out. She leaves a large family of children and grandchildren to mourn her death. No one knew her but that loved her gentle manners and Christian graces. She was of that nature which in patient suffering made the gem of glory of her life brighter. Her remains were interred at New Hope church.
Mrs. J.H. Crane Dead
Mrs Crane died at her home three miles south of Zebulon last Saturday. She was quite an elderly lady and had reared an upright and honorable family. For years she was a chronic sufferer, which by degrees wore her out. She leaves a large family of children and grandchildren to mourn her death. No one knew her but that loved her gentle manners and Christian graces. She was of that nature which in patient suffering made the gem of glory of her life brighter. Her remains were interred at New Hope church.
The Pike County Journal Friday, Jan. 17, 1919
Mrs. J.H. Crane Dead
Mrs Crane died at her home three miles south of Zebulon last Saturday. She was quite an elderly lady and had reared an upright and honorable family. For years she was a chronic sufferer, which by degrees wore her out. She leaves a large family of children and grandchildren to mourn her death. No one knew her but that loved her gentle manners and Christian graces. She was of that nature which in patient suffering made the gem of glory of her life brighter. Her remains were interred at New Hope church.
Mrs. J.H. Crane Dead
Mrs Crane died at her home three miles south of Zebulon last Saturday. She was quite an elderly lady and had reared an upright and honorable family. For years she was a chronic sufferer, which by degrees wore her out. She leaves a large family of children and grandchildren to mourn her death. No one knew her but that loved her gentle manners and Christian graces. She was of that nature which in patient suffering made the gem of glory of her life brighter. Her remains were interred at New Hope church.
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