"On Thursday the 14th Currant, died Mrs. Eunice Willard, Widow to the late Reverend Mr. Samuel Willard Minister of the South Church in Boston, and Daughter ot Edward Tyng Esq; deceased. she was a Gentlewoman of Exemplary Piety, Strict Vertue, and great Charity. One in whom Dwelt the same unfeigned Faith that was in Eunice of Old; and like Pheobe[?] she was a Servant of the Church and a Succourer of many, by her Prayers, Alms and Religious Conversation; a Real and Great Ornament to Religion, and had therefore the honor done her which is due to Widows Indeed. She was Buried the 18th with great Respect. Aged 65."
Boston News-Letter, Boston MA, 18 Jan - 28 Jan 1720, issue 823, page 4
Boston News-Letter, Boston MA, 18 Jan - 28 Jan 1720, issue 823, page 4
"On Thursday the 14th Currant, died Mrs. Eunice Willard, Widow to the late Reverend Mr. Samuel Willard Minister of the South Church in Boston, and Daughter ot Edward Tyng Esq; deceased. she was a Gentlewoman of Exemplary Piety, Strict Vertue, and great Charity. One in whom Dwelt the same unfeigned Faith that was in Eunice of Old; and like Pheobe[?] she was a Servant of the Church and a Succourer of many, by her Prayers, Alms and Religious Conversation; a Real and Great Ornament to Religion, and had therefore the honor done her which is due to Widows Indeed. She was Buried the 18th with great Respect. Aged 65."
Boston News-Letter, Boston MA, 18 Jan - 28 Jan 1720, issue 823, page 4
Boston News-Letter, Boston MA, 18 Jan - 28 Jan 1720, issue 823, page 4
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