Obituary
Mobile Commerial Register
6 July 1824
page 3 col. 4
DIED, at Spring Hill, on Friday the 2d, insty in the Twenty-eightth year of her age after a severe illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mrs. Sarah Everitt, wife of Gen. John F. Everitt, of this City
In the death of this amiable woman, her family sustains an irreparable loss and society one of its brightest ornaments: possessed of a heart cast in natures lovelist mould, she disflused comfort and happeness to all around her with a mind richly endowed with every principle which could ennoble the female character, she crowned the cardinal virtures with Christian graces: her pure benevolence spread its cheering influence to the afflicted, every where within the circle of her observation. She could be know, only to be beloved. Nature demands her tribute in tears, to the memory of departed worth.
Mobile Commerial Register
6 July 1824
page 3 col. 4
DIED, at Spring Hill, on Friday the 2d, insty in the Twenty-eightth year of her age after a severe illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mrs. Sarah Everitt, wife of Gen. John F. Everitt, of this City
In the death of this amiable woman, her family sustains an irreparable loss and society one of its brightest ornaments: possessed of a heart cast in natures lovelist mould, she disflused comfort and happeness to all around her with a mind richly endowed with every principle which could ennoble the female character, she crowned the cardinal virtures with Christian graces: her pure benevolence spread its cheering influence to the afflicted, every where within the circle of her observation. She could be know, only to be beloved. Nature demands her tribute in tears, to the memory of departed worth.
Obituary
Mobile Commerial Register
6 July 1824
page 3 col. 4
DIED, at Spring Hill, on Friday the 2d, insty in the Twenty-eightth year of her age after a severe illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mrs. Sarah Everitt, wife of Gen. John F. Everitt, of this City
In the death of this amiable woman, her family sustains an irreparable loss and society one of its brightest ornaments: possessed of a heart cast in natures lovelist mould, she disflused comfort and happeness to all around her with a mind richly endowed with every principle which could ennoble the female character, she crowned the cardinal virtures with Christian graces: her pure benevolence spread its cheering influence to the afflicted, every where within the circle of her observation. She could be know, only to be beloved. Nature demands her tribute in tears, to the memory of departed worth.
Mobile Commerial Register
6 July 1824
page 3 col. 4
DIED, at Spring Hill, on Friday the 2d, insty in the Twenty-eightth year of her age after a severe illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mrs. Sarah Everitt, wife of Gen. John F. Everitt, of this City
In the death of this amiable woman, her family sustains an irreparable loss and society one of its brightest ornaments: possessed of a heart cast in natures lovelist mould, she disflused comfort and happeness to all around her with a mind richly endowed with every principle which could ennoble the female character, she crowned the cardinal virtures with Christian graces: her pure benevolence spread its cheering influence to the afflicted, every where within the circle of her observation. She could be know, only to be beloved. Nature demands her tribute in tears, to the memory of departed worth.
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Sarah,
wife of John F. Everitt
died July 2, 1824
in the 27th year
of her age.
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