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Rhoda C <I>Baxter</I> McDaniel

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Rhoda C Baxter McDaniel

Birth
Greene County, Tennessee, USA
Death
26 Feb 1902 (aged 26)
Michigan Valley, Osage County, Kansas, USA
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Michigan Valley, Osage County, Kansas, USA Add to Map
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Mrs. Rhoda McDaniel. The entire community is in a cloud of sorrow, occasioned by the death of Mrs. Rhoda McDaniel. After an illness of about ten days she was called to her reward February 26, 1902. She leaves a devoted husband and two children, one a boy of six years and a dear little babe ten days old. Mrs. McDaniel united with the M. church of Michigan Valley three years ago. She at once took up the duties of Christian life, was a regular attendant at the church services, and a good listener. The pure and lofty standard of living which she constantly maintained was the peculiar charm of her quiet life. She had a sympathetic, unselfish heart, and . found special delight in remembering her family with tender ministries. Rhoda was a faithful, loving wife and mother a true friend, a good neighbor and exemplary Christian and in her death the church loses a faithful and honored member. Rev. Hart conducted the services and preached a very touching and able sermon from the text "She hath done what she could." The choir furnished the music, rendering three very beautiful selections. A host of relatives and warm friends will miss her departure out of the cloud-land into the sun -laud.
Clipped from: The Peoples Herald - Quenemo, Kansas - 13 Mar 1902, Thu • Page 8
Mrs. Rhoda McDaniel. The entire community is in a cloud of sorrow, occasioned by the death of Mrs. Rhoda McDaniel. After an illness of about ten days she was called to her reward February 26, 1902. She leaves a devoted husband and two children, one a boy of six years and a dear little babe ten days old. Mrs. McDaniel united with the M. church of Michigan Valley three years ago. She at once took up the duties of Christian life, was a regular attendant at the church services, and a good listener. The pure and lofty standard of living which she constantly maintained was the peculiar charm of her quiet life. She had a sympathetic, unselfish heart, and . found special delight in remembering her family with tender ministries. Rhoda was a faithful, loving wife and mother a true friend, a good neighbor and exemplary Christian and in her death the church loses a faithful and honored member. Rev. Hart conducted the services and preached a very touching and able sermon from the text "She hath done what she could." The choir furnished the music, rendering three very beautiful selections. A host of relatives and warm friends will miss her departure out of the cloud-land into the sun -laud.
Clipped from: The Peoples Herald - Quenemo, Kansas - 13 Mar 1902, Thu • Page 8

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  • Maintained by: Kathy Jerrow
  • Originally Created by: Tonie
  • Added: Jan 7, 2005
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/10288294/rhoda_c-mcdaniel: accessed ), memorial page for Rhoda C Baxter McDaniel (19 Oct 1875–26 Feb 1902), Find a Grave Memorial ID 10288294, citing Valley Brook Cemetery, Michigan Valley, Osage County, Kansas, USA; Maintained by Kathy Jerrow (contributor 47986289).