"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 106, No 10, p 318, Mar. 11, 1929.
William Henry, son of Edwin and Abbie Williams Daniels, was born June 22, 1851, at Richburg, N. Y., and passed away in the home of his daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Jordan, Friendship, N. Y., February 13, 1929.
He was married to Katie Gavin February 3, 1872. To this union were born three daughters: Mrs. Nina Daniels Almy, deceased; Mrs. Irene Daniels Jordan of Friendship; and Mrs. Hazel Daniels Wilkinson of Cuba. Brother and Sister Daniels made their home in Richburg for a few years, then moved to Nile, where they lived until Mrs. Daniels was called home, May 12, 1926. Since that time Mr. Daniels has made his home with his daughter, first at Nile, then at Friendship.
Brother Daniels was baptized and united with the Richburg Seventh Day Baptist Church. He became a member of the church of like faith at Nile by letter June 9, 1888.
He is survived by the two daughters mentioned; seven grandchildren: Max C., Ruby and Darrell Jordan, Mrs. Audrey Almy Cornish, Robert W. and LaRue Almy, and Richard W. Wilkinson; and one nephew, Merle A. Coats.
The quiet, unassuming nature of our brother has been an inspiration to friends, neighbors, and fellow-Christians. His quaint, jolly manner has formed many friendships. His sincere testimonies at the communion service have helped to make all of us more faithful.
A marked feature of Brother Daniels' last illness was his thoughtfulness for those who cared for him.
A beautiful memory lingers of his love and wisdom as a father.
Farewell services were conducted from the home of his daughter by the pastor of the Nile Church. Interment was made in the Richburg cemetery beside his life companion.
H. S. W.
William Henry, son of Edwin and Abbie Williams Daniels, was born June 22, 1851, at Richburg, N. Y., and passed away in the home of his daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Jordan, Friendship, N. Y., February 13, 1929.
He was married to Katie Gavin February 3, 1872. To this union were born three daughters: Mrs. Nina Daniels Almy, deceased; Mrs. Irene Daniels Jordan of Friendship; and Mrs. Hazel Daniels Wilkinson of Cuba. Brother and Sister Daniels made their home in Richburg for a few years, then moved to Nile, where they lived until Mrs. Daniels was called home, May 12, 1926. Since that time Mr. Daniels has made his home with his daughter, first at Nile, then at Friendship.
Brother Daniels was baptized and united with the Richburg Seventh Day Baptist Church. He became a member of the church of like faith at Nile by letter June 9, 1888.
He is survived by the two daughters mentioned; seven grandchildren: Max C., Ruby and Darrell Jordan, Mrs. Audrey Almy Cornish, Robert W. and LaRue Almy, and Richard W. Wilkinson; and one nephew, Merle A. Coats.
The quiet, unassuming nature of our brother has been an inspiration to friends, neighbors, and fellow-Christians. His quaint, jolly manner has formed many friendships. His sincere testimonies at the communion service have helped to make all of us more faithful.
A marked feature of Brother Daniels' last illness was his thoughtfulness for those who cared for him.
A beautiful memory lingers of his love and wisdom as a father.
Farewell services were conducted from the home of his daughter by the pastor of the Nile Church. Interment was made in the Richburg cemetery beside his life companion.
H. S. W.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 106, No 10, p 318, Mar. 11, 1929.
William Henry, son of Edwin and Abbie Williams Daniels, was born June 22, 1851, at Richburg, N. Y., and passed away in the home of his daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Jordan, Friendship, N. Y., February 13, 1929.
He was married to Katie Gavin February 3, 1872. To this union were born three daughters: Mrs. Nina Daniels Almy, deceased; Mrs. Irene Daniels Jordan of Friendship; and Mrs. Hazel Daniels Wilkinson of Cuba. Brother and Sister Daniels made their home in Richburg for a few years, then moved to Nile, where they lived until Mrs. Daniels was called home, May 12, 1926. Since that time Mr. Daniels has made his home with his daughter, first at Nile, then at Friendship.
Brother Daniels was baptized and united with the Richburg Seventh Day Baptist Church. He became a member of the church of like faith at Nile by letter June 9, 1888.
He is survived by the two daughters mentioned; seven grandchildren: Max C., Ruby and Darrell Jordan, Mrs. Audrey Almy Cornish, Robert W. and LaRue Almy, and Richard W. Wilkinson; and one nephew, Merle A. Coats.
The quiet, unassuming nature of our brother has been an inspiration to friends, neighbors, and fellow-Christians. His quaint, jolly manner has formed many friendships. His sincere testimonies at the communion service have helped to make all of us more faithful.
A marked feature of Brother Daniels' last illness was his thoughtfulness for those who cared for him.
A beautiful memory lingers of his love and wisdom as a father.
Farewell services were conducted from the home of his daughter by the pastor of the Nile Church. Interment was made in the Richburg cemetery beside his life companion.
H. S. W.
William Henry, son of Edwin and Abbie Williams Daniels, was born June 22, 1851, at Richburg, N. Y., and passed away in the home of his daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Jordan, Friendship, N. Y., February 13, 1929.
He was married to Katie Gavin February 3, 1872. To this union were born three daughters: Mrs. Nina Daniels Almy, deceased; Mrs. Irene Daniels Jordan of Friendship; and Mrs. Hazel Daniels Wilkinson of Cuba. Brother and Sister Daniels made their home in Richburg for a few years, then moved to Nile, where they lived until Mrs. Daniels was called home, May 12, 1926. Since that time Mr. Daniels has made his home with his daughter, first at Nile, then at Friendship.
Brother Daniels was baptized and united with the Richburg Seventh Day Baptist Church. He became a member of the church of like faith at Nile by letter June 9, 1888.
He is survived by the two daughters mentioned; seven grandchildren: Max C., Ruby and Darrell Jordan, Mrs. Audrey Almy Cornish, Robert W. and LaRue Almy, and Richard W. Wilkinson; and one nephew, Merle A. Coats.
The quiet, unassuming nature of our brother has been an inspiration to friends, neighbors, and fellow-Christians. His quaint, jolly manner has formed many friendships. His sincere testimonies at the communion service have helped to make all of us more faithful.
A marked feature of Brother Daniels' last illness was his thoughtfulness for those who cared for him.
A beautiful memory lingers of his love and wisdom as a father.
Farewell services were conducted from the home of his daughter by the pastor of the Nile Church. Interment was made in the Richburg cemetery beside his life companion.
H. S. W.
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