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-Hr ■ * t, * i * '191., Mrs, ♦liMhtm •! Morgan v of* \ araiysis, 8he slow'ly sank from* fi iio iutvinntnif itf It or xii'lntntiN Idone to restore their mother to 1 health but of no avail; the reaj»er 1 claimed his own. 1Her health had 'w en failing for I more than a year aud she had lt;spent most the past year visiting 1 with her daughters, hut her final lt;sickness come unexpected to all. 1 Deceased was born at Park 1 Owen, Houth Wales, August7, 1914, being, at the time of her death, 87 years, 5 months and 18 days old.8lie was married to Joshua L. ( fiorganfOet. »* 1888, inWales. , They emigrated to America in ( 187b, settling in White township, Macon county, Mo., where she lived until her deatli. Her husband, died 8ept. 17, 1898.Of the family now living are four sons and two daughters.Mrs. Morgau united with the church when very young, and was, at the ti «e of her death, a member of tlie Onion 0Impel Presbyterian congregation. She and her husband reared an energetic family of children. She leaves to mourn tlieir loss her children and a host of* friends. She was of a quiet disposition ami a good neighbor.The funerrl services were held at the home in Ktliel, conducted hy Rev. Johpston of Uallao. At the church the the services were conducted by Re%’.W. H. Johnston and his brother. Rev.. James Johnston. The singing was rendered at the Home and church by the Glasstou choir.The high esteem in which deceased and her family were held uas shown hy the large corn course of friends and relatives that gathered at Brush Creek. hurch to pay their respects in, . • *■Jin r*ii, !Mii»viylt;ipain, and slept most of the time, i1 All that medics) aid trained nurse j1 and the aid of her children was11the last sad rites:
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Bucklin Herald
Bucklin, Missouri, US
Fri, Feb 02, 1912
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