Sarah Emaline Baker was born in 1858 in Missouri. Her parents names were David E Baker (B 10/10/1822 & D 6/12/1871) according to his FAG tombstone picture) and Minerva Allen Matlock (B 4/6/1831 & D. 6/16/1871).
She married Stapleton T. Crutchfield (b. 1855) on 5/14/1878 in Moberly, Missouri. Children born of that marriage were William D (1879), Lola, Minerva, Joseph (1885), Clarence (1887), Sam (1891), Arthur (1893), Laura (1895), Susan Mabel (1897), Allen and Addie Mae (1900).
Sarah passed away in July of 1904 of tuberculosis and is buried in an unmarked grave near her son, William, who passed away in 1904, also due to tuberculosis. They are buried in Hagar Cemetery, Randolph County, Moberly, Missouri.
Her Obituary appeared in the Moberly Weekly Monitor, July 29, 1904 and reads as follows:
"Mrs. Emma Crutchfield died at the family residence southwest of Moberly yesterday morning at 10 o'clock after a short illness of quick consumption.
She was an earnest Christian woman doing all she could in her humble way for her neighbors and friends. She is survived by 5 sons and three daughters. One of the sad features of this case is that her son, William, preceded her only a few weeks and another son is not expected to survive her many days. All were aflicted with the same disease.
Funeral services at Hagar chapel this afternoon conducted by Rev. North."
The disease mentioned in the article was tuberculosis.
She married Stapleton T. Crutchfield (b. 1855) on 5/14/1878 in Moberly, Missouri. Children born of that marriage were William D (1879), Lola, Minerva, Joseph (1885), Clarence (1887), Sam (1891), Arthur (1893), Laura (1895), Susan Mabel (1897), Allen and Addie Mae (1900).
Sarah passed away in July of 1904 of tuberculosis and is buried in an unmarked grave near her son, William, who passed away in 1904, also due to tuberculosis. They are buried in Hagar Cemetery, Randolph County, Moberly, Missouri.
Her Obituary appeared in the Moberly Weekly Monitor, July 29, 1904 and reads as follows:
"Mrs. Emma Crutchfield died at the family residence southwest of Moberly yesterday morning at 10 o'clock after a short illness of quick consumption.
She was an earnest Christian woman doing all she could in her humble way for her neighbors and friends. She is survived by 5 sons and three daughters. One of the sad features of this case is that her son, William, preceded her only a few weeks and another son is not expected to survive her many days. All were aflicted with the same disease.
Funeral services at Hagar chapel this afternoon conducted by Rev. North."
The disease mentioned in the article was tuberculosis.
Sarah Emaline Baker was born in 1858 in Missouri. Her parents names were David E Baker (B 10/10/1822 & D 6/12/1871) according to his FAG tombstone picture) and Minerva Allen Matlock (B 4/6/1831 & D. 6/16/1871).
She married Stapleton T. Crutchfield (b. 1855) on 5/14/1878 in Moberly, Missouri. Children born of that marriage were William D (1879), Lola, Minerva, Joseph (1885), Clarence (1887), Sam (1891), Arthur (1893), Laura (1895), Susan Mabel (1897), Allen and Addie Mae (1900).
Sarah passed away in July of 1904 of tuberculosis and is buried in an unmarked grave near her son, William, who passed away in 1904, also due to tuberculosis. They are buried in Hagar Cemetery, Randolph County, Moberly, Missouri.
Her Obituary appeared in the Moberly Weekly Monitor, July 29, 1904 and reads as follows:
"Mrs. Emma Crutchfield died at the family residence southwest of Moberly yesterday morning at 10 o'clock after a short illness of quick consumption.
She was an earnest Christian woman doing all she could in her humble way for her neighbors and friends. She is survived by 5 sons and three daughters. One of the sad features of this case is that her son, William, preceded her only a few weeks and another son is not expected to survive her many days. All were aflicted with the same disease.
Funeral services at Hagar chapel this afternoon conducted by Rev. North."
The disease mentioned in the article was tuberculosis.
She married Stapleton T. Crutchfield (b. 1855) on 5/14/1878 in Moberly, Missouri. Children born of that marriage were William D (1879), Lola, Minerva, Joseph (1885), Clarence (1887), Sam (1891), Arthur (1893), Laura (1895), Susan Mabel (1897), Allen and Addie Mae (1900).
Sarah passed away in July of 1904 of tuberculosis and is buried in an unmarked grave near her son, William, who passed away in 1904, also due to tuberculosis. They are buried in Hagar Cemetery, Randolph County, Moberly, Missouri.
Her Obituary appeared in the Moberly Weekly Monitor, July 29, 1904 and reads as follows:
"Mrs. Emma Crutchfield died at the family residence southwest of Moberly yesterday morning at 10 o'clock after a short illness of quick consumption.
She was an earnest Christian woman doing all she could in her humble way for her neighbors and friends. She is survived by 5 sons and three daughters. One of the sad features of this case is that her son, William, preceded her only a few weeks and another son is not expected to survive her many days. All were aflicted with the same disease.
Funeral services at Hagar chapel this afternoon conducted by Rev. North."
The disease mentioned in the article was tuberculosis.
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