Nancy K. Newenham was born in Montreal, Ohio, September 15, 1834, died July 14, 1909 in Versailles at the home of her daughter. She was married to Frank Meyers (Francis Myers) in 1855. (Aug. 16, 1855). to this union were born four children. Mr Meyer died, leaving her a widow. After some years she was married to William Moore, October 11, 1877. Mr. Moore preceded her to the great beyond several years. Since then she had made her home in Versailles.
She was converted and joined the M.C. church at Hebron in 1865. About four years ago she had her membership transferred to this place. Mrs. Moore was a true, sincere Christian, always ready to do a Christian act. She had been a great sufferer for over a year and had often expressed her desire to go and be at rest. She leaves to mourn her loss: Two children, Mrs. J.H. Barnett, of Versailles; and Robert, of Jacksonville; five brothers, one sister, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Printer July 16, 1909 in Brown County Republican
Nancy is a daughter of John and Mary Ann (Elliott) Newnham
She was converted and joined the M.C. church at Hebron in 1865. About four years ago she had her membership transferred to this place. Mrs. Moore was a true, sincere Christian, always ready to do a Christian act. She had been a great sufferer for over a year and had often expressed her desire to go and be at rest. She leaves to mourn her loss: Two children, Mrs. J.H. Barnett, of Versailles; and Robert, of Jacksonville; five brothers, one sister, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Printer July 16, 1909 in Brown County Republican
Nancy is a daughter of John and Mary Ann (Elliott) Newnham
Nancy K. Newenham was born in Montreal, Ohio, September 15, 1834, died July 14, 1909 in Versailles at the home of her daughter. She was married to Frank Meyers (Francis Myers) in 1855. (Aug. 16, 1855). to this union were born four children. Mr Meyer died, leaving her a widow. After some years she was married to William Moore, October 11, 1877. Mr. Moore preceded her to the great beyond several years. Since then she had made her home in Versailles.
She was converted and joined the M.C. church at Hebron in 1865. About four years ago she had her membership transferred to this place. Mrs. Moore was a true, sincere Christian, always ready to do a Christian act. She had been a great sufferer for over a year and had often expressed her desire to go and be at rest. She leaves to mourn her loss: Two children, Mrs. J.H. Barnett, of Versailles; and Robert, of Jacksonville; five brothers, one sister, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Printer July 16, 1909 in Brown County Republican
Nancy is a daughter of John and Mary Ann (Elliott) Newnham
She was converted and joined the M.C. church at Hebron in 1865. About four years ago she had her membership transferred to this place. Mrs. Moore was a true, sincere Christian, always ready to do a Christian act. She had been a great sufferer for over a year and had often expressed her desire to go and be at rest. She leaves to mourn her loss: Two children, Mrs. J.H. Barnett, of Versailles; and Robert, of Jacksonville; five brothers, one sister, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Printer July 16, 1909 in Brown County Republican
Nancy is a daughter of John and Mary Ann (Elliott) Newnham
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