"Funeral services for Mrs. Juda Ann Stockwell will be held from the First Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock conducted by the pastor, Rev. Warren P. Clark. Interment in Edgewood Cemetery.
Juda Ann Gibbs, daughter of David and Margaret Gibbs, was born in Tennessee October 3, 1837. She came to Missouri with her parents in childhood. She was united in marriage to Robert Stockwell May 29, 1853, and to this union were born ten children, seven girls and three boys. Six of the children survive, as follows: Mrs. Maude A. Jones, Mrs. Julia Brassfield, Mrs. Ada Brassfield, Mrs. Bessie D. Golden, Robert E. Stockwell and Mrs. Ruth May Boyd. Margaret A., David H., James Mc., and Sarah E. preceded their mother to the grave. Mr. Stockwell died April 14, 1876.
In July 1857, Mrs. Stockwell made a profession of faith in Christ and united with the Mt Pleasant Baptist Church but in July 1889, she joined the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church by letter, remaining a devoted and faithful member until her death. In 1902 when the new church at Pleasant Ridge was built, she was one of the most liberal contributors to the building fund. Her hand and purse have ever been open to the Lord's cause." The Chillicothe Constitution, October 11, 1921
Juda Ann Gibbs, daughter of David and Margaret Gibbs, was born in Tennessee October 3, 1837. She came to Missouri with her parents in childhood. She was united in marriage to Robert Stockwell May 29, 1853, and to this union were born ten children, seven girls and three boys. Six of the children survive, as follows: Mrs. Maude A. Jones, Mrs. Julia Brassfield, Mrs. Ada Brassfield, Mrs. Bessie D. Golden, Robert E. Stockwell and Mrs. Ruth May Boyd. Margaret A., David H., James Mc., and Sarah E. preceded their mother to the grave. Mr. Stockwell died April 14, 1876.
In July 1857, Mrs. Stockwell made a profession of faith in Christ and united with the Mt Pleasant Baptist Church but in July 1889, she joined the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church by letter, remaining a devoted and faithful member until her death. In 1902 when the new church at Pleasant Ridge was built, she was one of the most liberal contributors to the building fund. Her hand and purse have ever been open to the Lord's cause." The Chillicothe Constitution, October 11, 1921
"Funeral services for Mrs. Juda Ann Stockwell will be held from the First Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock conducted by the pastor, Rev. Warren P. Clark. Interment in Edgewood Cemetery.
Juda Ann Gibbs, daughter of David and Margaret Gibbs, was born in Tennessee October 3, 1837. She came to Missouri with her parents in childhood. She was united in marriage to Robert Stockwell May 29, 1853, and to this union were born ten children, seven girls and three boys. Six of the children survive, as follows: Mrs. Maude A. Jones, Mrs. Julia Brassfield, Mrs. Ada Brassfield, Mrs. Bessie D. Golden, Robert E. Stockwell and Mrs. Ruth May Boyd. Margaret A., David H., James Mc., and Sarah E. preceded their mother to the grave. Mr. Stockwell died April 14, 1876.
In July 1857, Mrs. Stockwell made a profession of faith in Christ and united with the Mt Pleasant Baptist Church but in July 1889, she joined the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church by letter, remaining a devoted and faithful member until her death. In 1902 when the new church at Pleasant Ridge was built, she was one of the most liberal contributors to the building fund. Her hand and purse have ever been open to the Lord's cause." The Chillicothe Constitution, October 11, 1921
Juda Ann Gibbs, daughter of David and Margaret Gibbs, was born in Tennessee October 3, 1837. She came to Missouri with her parents in childhood. She was united in marriage to Robert Stockwell May 29, 1853, and to this union were born ten children, seven girls and three boys. Six of the children survive, as follows: Mrs. Maude A. Jones, Mrs. Julia Brassfield, Mrs. Ada Brassfield, Mrs. Bessie D. Golden, Robert E. Stockwell and Mrs. Ruth May Boyd. Margaret A., David H., James Mc., and Sarah E. preceded their mother to the grave. Mr. Stockwell died April 14, 1876.
In July 1857, Mrs. Stockwell made a profession of faith in Christ and united with the Mt Pleasant Baptist Church but in July 1889, she joined the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church by letter, remaining a devoted and faithful member until her death. In 1902 when the new church at Pleasant Ridge was built, she was one of the most liberal contributors to the building fund. Her hand and purse have ever been open to the Lord's cause." The Chillicothe Constitution, October 11, 1921
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