Sarah (Applewhite) Noland is estimated to have arrived in Freestone Co., TX in 1850. Sarah appears as a widow in the 1860 Fairfield, Freestone Co., TX census with her kids. Sarah appears in the 1880 census in the household of her son, Woodard L. Noland.
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Fairfield Recorder - 23 Jun 1899
Death of Mrs. Nolan[d]
Died at the residence of her son in law, Judge A[sa] G[reen] Anderson, in Fairfield, Texas, Mrs. Sarah Noland, aged about 76.
The deceased was one of the oldest residents of this county. She was born in Carroll County Mississippi in 1823, and moved to this county in the spring of 1851, and had lived in and near Fairfield ever since, she and her husband arriving about the time the town of Fairfield was laid out. Mrs. Nolan was a consecrated Christian woman. She joined the Baptist church in early life in Mississippi, and was one of the original members in the organization of the Baptist church in Fairfield, back in the 50's before the civil war. She was the eldest living member of the Baptist church in Fairfield, and one of the oldest Baptist ladies of the county at the time of her death. Her life was a faithful,patient record of loving service to her children and her family. Her term of years having been extended beyond the allotted "three score and ten," she lived to see grandchildren and great grandchildren grow up around her, and learn to love her in return for her tender affection for them. Until about a year ago, she possessed remarkable health and vigor for one of her age; and death when it came, was only a gradual wearing away of life's tenement of clay to release her spirit for its return to Him who gave it. She died in the full triumph of the Christian's hope, and her freed spirit is now in the eternal home of the blessed.
The deceased was formerly Miss Sarah Applewhite, a member of a well known and prominent family of Mississippi. She had three children living and three dead.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson, with whom she had made her home for many years, was her youngest daughter. Her remains were interred at 4 o'clock last Tuesday evening in the Fairfield cemetery, Rev. J. W. Holt officiating, assisted by Rev. G. A. Coulson.
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Fairfield Recorder - 23 Jun 1899
Death of Mrs. Nolan[d]
Died at the residence of her son in law, Judge A[sa] G[reen] Anderson, in Fairfield, Texas, Mrs. Sarah Noland, aged about 76.
The deceased was one of the oldest residents of this county. She was born in Carroll County Mississippi in 1823, and moved to this county in the spring of 1851, and had lived in and near Fairfield ever since, she and her husband arriving about the time the town of Fairfield was laid out. Mrs. Nolan was a consecrated Christian woman. She joined the Baptist church in early life in Mississippi, and was one of the original members in the organization of the Baptist church in Fairfield, back in the 50's before the civil war. She was the eldest living member of the Baptist church in Fairfield, and one of the oldest Baptist ladies of the county at the time of her death. Her life was a faithful,patient record of loving service to her children and her family. Her term of years having been extended beyond the allotted "three score and ten," she lived to see grandchildren and great grandchildren grow up around her, and learn to love her in return for her tender affection for them. Until about a year ago, she possessed remarkable health and vigor for one of her age; and death when it came, was only a gradual wearing away of life's tenement of clay to release her spirit for its return to Him who gave it. She died in the full triumph of the Christian's hope, and her freed spirit is now in the eternal home of the blessed.
The deceased was formerly Miss Sarah Applewhite, a member of a well known and prominent family of Mississippi. She had three children living and three dead.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson, with whom she had made her home for many years, was her youngest daughter. Her remains were interred at 4 o'clock last Tuesday evening in the Fairfield cemetery, Rev. J. W. Holt officiating, assisted by Rev. G. A. Coulson.
Sarah (Applewhite) Noland is estimated to have arrived in Freestone Co., TX in 1850. Sarah appears as a widow in the 1860 Fairfield, Freestone Co., TX census with her kids. Sarah appears in the 1880 census in the household of her son, Woodard L. Noland.
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Fairfield Recorder - 23 Jun 1899
Death of Mrs. Nolan[d]
Died at the residence of her son in law, Judge A[sa] G[reen] Anderson, in Fairfield, Texas, Mrs. Sarah Noland, aged about 76.
The deceased was one of the oldest residents of this county. She was born in Carroll County Mississippi in 1823, and moved to this county in the spring of 1851, and had lived in and near Fairfield ever since, she and her husband arriving about the time the town of Fairfield was laid out. Mrs. Nolan was a consecrated Christian woman. She joined the Baptist church in early life in Mississippi, and was one of the original members in the organization of the Baptist church in Fairfield, back in the 50's before the civil war. She was the eldest living member of the Baptist church in Fairfield, and one of the oldest Baptist ladies of the county at the time of her death. Her life was a faithful,patient record of loving service to her children and her family. Her term of years having been extended beyond the allotted "three score and ten," she lived to see grandchildren and great grandchildren grow up around her, and learn to love her in return for her tender affection for them. Until about a year ago, she possessed remarkable health and vigor for one of her age; and death when it came, was only a gradual wearing away of life's tenement of clay to release her spirit for its return to Him who gave it. She died in the full triumph of the Christian's hope, and her freed spirit is now in the eternal home of the blessed.
The deceased was formerly Miss Sarah Applewhite, a member of a well known and prominent family of Mississippi. She had three children living and three dead.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson, with whom she had made her home for many years, was her youngest daughter. Her remains were interred at 4 o'clock last Tuesday evening in the Fairfield cemetery, Rev. J. W. Holt officiating, assisted by Rev. G. A. Coulson.
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Fairfield Recorder - 23 Jun 1899
Death of Mrs. Nolan[d]
Died at the residence of her son in law, Judge A[sa] G[reen] Anderson, in Fairfield, Texas, Mrs. Sarah Noland, aged about 76.
The deceased was one of the oldest residents of this county. She was born in Carroll County Mississippi in 1823, and moved to this county in the spring of 1851, and had lived in and near Fairfield ever since, she and her husband arriving about the time the town of Fairfield was laid out. Mrs. Nolan was a consecrated Christian woman. She joined the Baptist church in early life in Mississippi, and was one of the original members in the organization of the Baptist church in Fairfield, back in the 50's before the civil war. She was the eldest living member of the Baptist church in Fairfield, and one of the oldest Baptist ladies of the county at the time of her death. Her life was a faithful,patient record of loving service to her children and her family. Her term of years having been extended beyond the allotted "three score and ten," she lived to see grandchildren and great grandchildren grow up around her, and learn to love her in return for her tender affection for them. Until about a year ago, she possessed remarkable health and vigor for one of her age; and death when it came, was only a gradual wearing away of life's tenement of clay to release her spirit for its return to Him who gave it. She died in the full triumph of the Christian's hope, and her freed spirit is now in the eternal home of the blessed.
The deceased was formerly Miss Sarah Applewhite, a member of a well known and prominent family of Mississippi. She had three children living and three dead.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson, with whom she had made her home for many years, was her youngest daughter. Her remains were interred at 4 o'clock last Tuesday evening in the Fairfield cemetery, Rev. J. W. Holt officiating, assisted by Rev. G. A. Coulson.
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According to the obituary here date of death would have been June 19, 1899
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