Source: Clarion Democrat.
(Begins with Poem) Mrs. Sarah J., the devoted wife of Mr. Henry Harriger, departed this life for the life to come August 13, 1907. She was united in marriage to Mr. Harriger December 26, 1865, and by this very happy union were born four sons and one daughter. Early in life she united with the Licking Presbyterian Church and was one of its most prompt and devoted members upon all the services of God's house. Though afflicted with nervous trouble, for many years, yet she was patient and exceedingly kind to her family and all with whom she mingled. Well known by her well earned title, "Aunt Sallie," she lived and died one of the best of women.
(Begins with Poem) Mrs. Sarah J., the devoted wife of Mr. Henry Harriger, departed this life for the life to come August 13, 1907. She was united in marriage to Mr. Harriger December 26, 1865, and by this very happy union were born four sons and one daughter. Early in life she united with the Licking Presbyterian Church and was one of its most prompt and devoted members upon all the services of God's house. Though afflicted with nervous trouble, for many years, yet she was patient and exceedingly kind to her family and all with whom she mingled. Well known by her well earned title, "Aunt Sallie," she lived and died one of the best of women.
Source: Clarion Democrat.
(Begins with Poem) Mrs. Sarah J., the devoted wife of Mr. Henry Harriger, departed this life for the life to come August 13, 1907. She was united in marriage to Mr. Harriger December 26, 1865, and by this very happy union were born four sons and one daughter. Early in life she united with the Licking Presbyterian Church and was one of its most prompt and devoted members upon all the services of God's house. Though afflicted with nervous trouble, for many years, yet she was patient and exceedingly kind to her family and all with whom she mingled. Well known by her well earned title, "Aunt Sallie," she lived and died one of the best of women.
(Begins with Poem) Mrs. Sarah J., the devoted wife of Mr. Henry Harriger, departed this life for the life to come August 13, 1907. She was united in marriage to Mr. Harriger December 26, 1865, and by this very happy union were born four sons and one daughter. Early in life she united with the Licking Presbyterian Church and was one of its most prompt and devoted members upon all the services of God's house. Though afflicted with nervous trouble, for many years, yet she was patient and exceedingly kind to her family and all with whom she mingled. Well known by her well earned title, "Aunt Sallie," she lived and died one of the best of women.
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