January 30, 1885
Clinton Public
The funeral services of William F. ADAMS took place at the Baptist Church, in
this city, on Tuesday last, at two o'clock. He was born February 8, 1834, and
was a resident of this county for over fifty years. He leaves a wife and seven
children to mourn his death, and a large circle of friends. During his last
illness his consolation and support was in the gracious presence of his Lord and
Master. His principal anxiety before his death was that his wife and family
should become followers of the Lord Jesus and meet him beyond the grave. In the
loveliness of the Christian man's hope, he entered the swellings of Jordan in
peace. May his many friends trust in the blood of the lamb that was slain for
our salvation.
Clinton Public
The funeral services of William F. ADAMS took place at the Baptist Church, in
this city, on Tuesday last, at two o'clock. He was born February 8, 1834, and
was a resident of this county for over fifty years. He leaves a wife and seven
children to mourn his death, and a large circle of friends. During his last
illness his consolation and support was in the gracious presence of his Lord and
Master. His principal anxiety before his death was that his wife and family
should become followers of the Lord Jesus and meet him beyond the grave. In the
loveliness of the Christian man's hope, he entered the swellings of Jordan in
peace. May his many friends trust in the blood of the lamb that was slain for
our salvation.
January 30, 1885
Clinton Public
The funeral services of William F. ADAMS took place at the Baptist Church, in
this city, on Tuesday last, at two o'clock. He was born February 8, 1834, and
was a resident of this county for over fifty years. He leaves a wife and seven
children to mourn his death, and a large circle of friends. During his last
illness his consolation and support was in the gracious presence of his Lord and
Master. His principal anxiety before his death was that his wife and family
should become followers of the Lord Jesus and meet him beyond the grave. In the
loveliness of the Christian man's hope, he entered the swellings of Jordan in
peace. May his many friends trust in the blood of the lamb that was slain for
our salvation.
Clinton Public
The funeral services of William F. ADAMS took place at the Baptist Church, in
this city, on Tuesday last, at two o'clock. He was born February 8, 1834, and
was a resident of this county for over fifty years. He leaves a wife and seven
children to mourn his death, and a large circle of friends. During his last
illness his consolation and support was in the gracious presence of his Lord and
Master. His principal anxiety before his death was that his wife and family
should become followers of the Lord Jesus and meet him beyond the grave. In the
loveliness of the Christian man's hope, he entered the swellings of Jordan in
peace. May his many friends trust in the blood of the lamb that was slain for
our salvation.
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