Paralee Taylor Lang was born February 13, 1825, was married to her now bereaved husband John Lang, January 17, 1841, died January 17, 1897. Sister Lang joined the New Light curch in 1841, identified herself with the M E Church in 1852. She having lived in the neighborhood in which she died for over 44 years, she was known as a good citizen and bright light in the church. Just before passing away being asked in regard to the future, her answer was, " I am prepared and ready to go". the community, but their loss is her gain. R.H. Pierson
Mrs. John Lang died at her home near Stark School house, Sun Jan 12 after a short illness. her remains were interred in the rouch cem on Jan 18. Mrs. Lang was one of the old pioneer settlers and a member of the M.E. church of which she was a constant and faithful member. She leaves a husband, two daughters and four sons to mourn her loss, which to her was great gain.
Mrs. John Lang died at her home near Stark School house, Sun Jan 12 after a short illness. her remains were interred in the rouch cem on Jan 18. Mrs. Lang was one of the old pioneer settlers and a member of the M.E. church of which she was a constant and faithful member. She leaves a husband, two daughters and four sons to mourn her loss, which to her was great gain.
Paralee Taylor Lang was born February 13, 1825, was married to her now bereaved husband John Lang, January 17, 1841, died January 17, 1897. Sister Lang joined the New Light curch in 1841, identified herself with the M E Church in 1852. She having lived in the neighborhood in which she died for over 44 years, she was known as a good citizen and bright light in the church. Just before passing away being asked in regard to the future, her answer was, " I am prepared and ready to go". the community, but their loss is her gain. R.H. Pierson
Mrs. John Lang died at her home near Stark School house, Sun Jan 12 after a short illness. her remains were interred in the rouch cem on Jan 18. Mrs. Lang was one of the old pioneer settlers and a member of the M.E. church of which she was a constant and faithful member. She leaves a husband, two daughters and four sons to mourn her loss, which to her was great gain.
Mrs. John Lang died at her home near Stark School house, Sun Jan 12 after a short illness. her remains were interred in the rouch cem on Jan 18. Mrs. Lang was one of the old pioneer settlers and a member of the M.E. church of which she was a constant and faithful member. She leaves a husband, two daughters and four sons to mourn her loss, which to her was great gain.
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