Wife of H.A. Lasswell near St. Clere died Jan.1, 1897 at the brief age of 34 years, 1 month and 2 days. She was born in Fayette County, Ohio and came to Kansas when a girl with her parents, who settled on Soldier Creek near what was then known as James Crossing (now Carl). Her mother is still living on the place, her father died some years ago. When as a girl, she was diligent in her studies and acquired an education that qualified her for teaching which she did for anumber of years.
She was united in marriage to H.A. Lasswell on Jan. 24, 1886, to which were born 5 children, one baby boy preceded her in death in 1887. She leaves a fond husband and four little children and a dear mother, four brothers and two sisters with a host of other friends who will greatly miss her.
Sister Lasswell was converted and united with the Methodist Church fifteen years ago this winter and has lived a consistent Christian life ever since. Her life was one of loving and kindness and to know her was to love her.
May our Blessed Lord confort those that mourn and help them to that life here that will enable them to meet her in the life beyond. The funeral services were conducted by the writer, at the Mr. Olive Church Jan. 2nd, and notwithstanding the terrible storm that day, there was a large gathering present to pay their last sad rites of respect of a departed friend.
She was united in marriage to H.A. Lasswell on Jan. 24, 1886, to which were born 5 children, one baby boy preceded her in death in 1887. She leaves a fond husband and four little children and a dear mother, four brothers and two sisters with a host of other friends who will greatly miss her.
Sister Lasswell was converted and united with the Methodist Church fifteen years ago this winter and has lived a consistent Christian life ever since. Her life was one of loving and kindness and to know her was to love her.
May our Blessed Lord confort those that mourn and help them to that life here that will enable them to meet her in the life beyond. The funeral services were conducted by the writer, at the Mr. Olive Church Jan. 2nd, and notwithstanding the terrible storm that day, there was a large gathering present to pay their last sad rites of respect of a departed friend.
Wife of H.A. Lasswell near St. Clere died Jan.1, 1897 at the brief age of 34 years, 1 month and 2 days. She was born in Fayette County, Ohio and came to Kansas when a girl with her parents, who settled on Soldier Creek near what was then known as James Crossing (now Carl). Her mother is still living on the place, her father died some years ago. When as a girl, she was diligent in her studies and acquired an education that qualified her for teaching which she did for anumber of years.
She was united in marriage to H.A. Lasswell on Jan. 24, 1886, to which were born 5 children, one baby boy preceded her in death in 1887. She leaves a fond husband and four little children and a dear mother, four brothers and two sisters with a host of other friends who will greatly miss her.
Sister Lasswell was converted and united with the Methodist Church fifteen years ago this winter and has lived a consistent Christian life ever since. Her life was one of loving and kindness and to know her was to love her.
May our Blessed Lord confort those that mourn and help them to that life here that will enable them to meet her in the life beyond. The funeral services were conducted by the writer, at the Mr. Olive Church Jan. 2nd, and notwithstanding the terrible storm that day, there was a large gathering present to pay their last sad rites of respect of a departed friend.
She was united in marriage to H.A. Lasswell on Jan. 24, 1886, to which were born 5 children, one baby boy preceded her in death in 1887. She leaves a fond husband and four little children and a dear mother, four brothers and two sisters with a host of other friends who will greatly miss her.
Sister Lasswell was converted and united with the Methodist Church fifteen years ago this winter and has lived a consistent Christian life ever since. Her life was one of loving and kindness and to know her was to love her.
May our Blessed Lord confort those that mourn and help them to that life here that will enable them to meet her in the life beyond. The funeral services were conducted by the writer, at the Mr. Olive Church Jan. 2nd, and notwithstanding the terrible storm that day, there was a large gathering present to pay their last sad rites of respect of a departed friend.
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