The angel of death visited this community and carried away Mrs. Sabrina James, on Nov. 7, 1914. She was about seventy-eight years
old at her death. She was married to Mr. Bryant James in the year 1855, and to this union was born six children four girls and two boys of which all survived her. She has one living sister, Mrs. Emma Hatcher. Mrs. James professed faith in Christ and joined the M. E. church, to which she was a true and loyal member. Her good advice will be missed by her children, but strive on and serve the God that mother did, and when you are called to leave the walks of men you will leave this world praising God as she did. Her body was laid to rest at Corinth, Sunday, services by Rev. Gooch of Martin.
A No. 8
Boy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune., November 13, 1914, page 4. Submitted by Michael J. Rea, 22 Mar 2019.
old at her death. She was married to Mr. Bryant James in the year 1855, and to this union was born six children four girls and two boys of which all survived her. She has one living sister, Mrs. Emma Hatcher. Mrs. James professed faith in Christ and joined the M. E. church, to which she was a true and loyal member. Her good advice will be missed by her children, but strive on and serve the God that mother did, and when you are called to leave the walks of men you will leave this world praising God as she did. Her body was laid to rest at Corinth, Sunday, services by Rev. Gooch of Martin.
A No. 8
Boy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune., November 13, 1914, page 4. Submitted by Michael J. Rea, 22 Mar 2019.
The angel of death visited this community and carried away Mrs. Sabrina James, on Nov. 7, 1914. She was about seventy-eight years
old at her death. She was married to Mr. Bryant James in the year 1855, and to this union was born six children four girls and two boys of which all survived her. She has one living sister, Mrs. Emma Hatcher. Mrs. James professed faith in Christ and joined the M. E. church, to which she was a true and loyal member. Her good advice will be missed by her children, but strive on and serve the God that mother did, and when you are called to leave the walks of men you will leave this world praising God as she did. Her body was laid to rest at Corinth, Sunday, services by Rev. Gooch of Martin.
A No. 8
Boy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune., November 13, 1914, page 4. Submitted by Michael J. Rea, 22 Mar 2019.
old at her death. She was married to Mr. Bryant James in the year 1855, and to this union was born six children four girls and two boys of which all survived her. She has one living sister, Mrs. Emma Hatcher. Mrs. James professed faith in Christ and joined the M. E. church, to which she was a true and loyal member. Her good advice will be missed by her children, but strive on and serve the God that mother did, and when you are called to leave the walks of men you will leave this world praising God as she did. Her body was laid to rest at Corinth, Sunday, services by Rev. Gooch of Martin.
A No. 8
Boy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune., November 13, 1914, page 4. Submitted by Michael J. Rea, 22 Mar 2019.
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