Belmont Chronicle, October 19, 1876, page 2.
Uniontown.
Mrs. Sarah Arnold, for many years a resident of this town, died at the house of a relative near Kennon, Ohio, and her body was interred at Crabapple Cemetery, on Saturday. She was a member in good standing in the Presbyterian church, was possess of a neighborly disposition, a hopeful heart, and a patience under trials and afflictions which entitles her to the kind remembrance of all who knew her.
Uniontown.
Mrs. Sarah Arnold, for many years a resident of this town, died at the house of a relative near Kennon, Ohio, and her body was interred at Crabapple Cemetery, on Saturday. She was a member in good standing in the Presbyterian church, was possess of a neighborly disposition, a hopeful heart, and a patience under trials and afflictions which entitles her to the kind remembrance of all who knew her.
Belmont Chronicle, October 19, 1876, page 2.
Uniontown.
Mrs. Sarah Arnold, for many years a resident of this town, died at the house of a relative near Kennon, Ohio, and her body was interred at Crabapple Cemetery, on Saturday. She was a member in good standing in the Presbyterian church, was possess of a neighborly disposition, a hopeful heart, and a patience under trials and afflictions which entitles her to the kind remembrance of all who knew her.
Uniontown.
Mrs. Sarah Arnold, for many years a resident of this town, died at the house of a relative near Kennon, Ohio, and her body was interred at Crabapple Cemetery, on Saturday. She was a member in good standing in the Presbyterian church, was possess of a neighborly disposition, a hopeful heart, and a patience under trials and afflictions which entitles her to the kind remembrance of all who knew her.
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