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The Monroe Republican, November 15, 1901
DIED
HILLIARD--Died, Monday morning, Nov. 11th, in her sixty fourth year, Martha, wife of James R. Hilliard; interment took place at Columbus. Grandma Hilliard was a true christian woman, kind to all who became acquainted with her. For the past year she had been confined to her home by illness which caused her much suffering from which she was relieved by death. None will miss her as those who waited upon her day and night for she was always of a cheerful disposition and was continually looking forward to the day when she was to cross the dark beyond where all must go. The husband and children have the sincere sympathy of all, for no loss can be greater than that of a true and affectionate wife and mother. May she rest in peace as her life's work was well done. [Oconee.]
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The Columbus Telegram, November 15, 1901
DIED
HILLIARD--After an illness lasting more than two years Mrs. James R. Hilliard died at her home at Oconee last Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock. She was born September 27, 1837, in Wantaga county, N.C. Her maiden name was Martha Eggers. She was married in North Carolina in June, 1857, and afterward moved to Tennessee. In 1885 the family came to Platte Center, and five years later moving to Oconee. Mrs. Hilliard had long been a worker in church circles, and was loved by many acquaintances in the vicinity where she was best known. Besides the husband she leaves three sons and one daughter, Smith, John and Robert Hilliard and Mrs. W.M. Truelove, all of whom reside in this county. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. T.J. Asmus, of the Presbyterian church at Monroe, were held from the family home Tuesday forenoon. Interment, Columbus cemetery.
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The Monroe Republican, November 15, 1901
DIED
HILLIARD--Died, Monday morning, Nov. 11th, in her sixty fourth year, Martha, wife of James R. Hilliard; interment took place at Columbus. Grandma Hilliard was a true christian woman, kind to all who became acquainted with her. For the past year she had been confined to her home by illness which caused her much suffering from which she was relieved by death. None will miss her as those who waited upon her day and night for she was always of a cheerful disposition and was continually looking forward to the day when she was to cross the dark beyond where all must go. The husband and children have the sincere sympathy of all, for no loss can be greater than that of a true and affectionate wife and mother. May she rest in peace as her life's work was well done. [Oconee.]
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The Columbus Telegram, November 15, 1901
DIED
HILLIARD--After an illness lasting more than two years Mrs. James R. Hilliard died at her home at Oconee last Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock. She was born September 27, 1837, in Wantaga county, N.C. Her maiden name was Martha Eggers. She was married in North Carolina in June, 1857, and afterward moved to Tennessee. In 1885 the family came to Platte Center, and five years later moving to Oconee. Mrs. Hilliard had long been a worker in church circles, and was loved by many acquaintances in the vicinity where she was best known. Besides the husband she leaves three sons and one daughter, Smith, John and Robert Hilliard and Mrs. W.M. Truelove, all of whom reside in this county. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. T.J. Asmus, of the Presbyterian church at Monroe, were held from the family home Tuesday forenoon. Interment, Columbus cemetery.
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The Monroe Republican, November 15, 1901
DIED
HILLIARD--Died, Monday morning, Nov. 11th, in her sixty fourth year, Martha, wife of James R. Hilliard; interment took place at Columbus. Grandma Hilliard was a true christian woman, kind to all who became acquainted with her. For the past year she had been confined to her home by illness which caused her much suffering from which she was relieved by death. None will miss her as those who waited upon her day and night for she was always of a cheerful disposition and was continually looking forward to the day when she was to cross the dark beyond where all must go. The husband and children have the sincere sympathy of all, for no loss can be greater than that of a true and affectionate wife and mother. May she rest in peace as her life's work was well done. [Oconee.]
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The Columbus Telegram, November 15, 1901
DIED
HILLIARD--After an illness lasting more than two years Mrs. James R. Hilliard died at her home at Oconee last Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock. She was born September 27, 1837, in Wantaga county, N.C. Her maiden name was Martha Eggers. She was married in North Carolina in June, 1857, and afterward moved to Tennessee. In 1885 the family came to Platte Center, and five years later moving to Oconee. Mrs. Hilliard had long been a worker in church circles, and was loved by many acquaintances in the vicinity where she was best known. Besides the husband she leaves three sons and one daughter, Smith, John and Robert Hilliard and Mrs. W.M. Truelove, all of whom reside in this county. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. T.J. Asmus, of the Presbyterian church at Monroe, were held from the family home Tuesday forenoon. Interment, Columbus cemetery.
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The Monroe Republican, November 15, 1901
DIED
HILLIARD--Died, Monday morning, Nov. 11th, in her sixty fourth year, Martha, wife of James R. Hilliard; interment took place at Columbus. Grandma Hilliard was a true christian woman, kind to all who became acquainted with her. For the past year she had been confined to her home by illness which caused her much suffering from which she was relieved by death. None will miss her as those who waited upon her day and night for she was always of a cheerful disposition and was continually looking forward to the day when she was to cross the dark beyond where all must go. The husband and children have the sincere sympathy of all, for no loss can be greater than that of a true and affectionate wife and mother. May she rest in peace as her life's work was well done. [Oconee.]
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The Columbus Telegram, November 15, 1901
DIED
HILLIARD--After an illness lasting more than two years Mrs. James R. Hilliard died at her home at Oconee last Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock. She was born September 27, 1837, in Wantaga county, N.C. Her maiden name was Martha Eggers. She was married in North Carolina in June, 1857, and afterward moved to Tennessee. In 1885 the family came to Platte Center, and five years later moving to Oconee. Mrs. Hilliard had long been a worker in church circles, and was loved by many acquaintances in the vicinity where she was best known. Besides the husband she leaves three sons and one daughter, Smith, John and Robert Hilliard and Mrs. W.M. Truelove, all of whom reside in this county. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. T.J. Asmus, of the Presbyterian church at Monroe, were held from the family home Tuesday forenoon. Interment, Columbus cemetery.
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