Mother: Hannah Palmer Bogue - no further information∼She was the wife of Milton Reynolds, Civil War Veteran.
Obituary published in Th Gospel Messenger, February 9, 1907, page 95.
Reynolds,Sister Nancy, died in her home in Rocky Ford, Colo., Jan. 6, 1907, after three days illness of pneumonia, age 74 years and 11 months. Her maiden name was Bogue. She was born in Henry County, Indiana, and was united in marriage with Milton Reynolds, 1854. To them were born five children. All preceded the mother to the spirit world. The husband survives. Aunt Nancy came to Rocky Ford fifteen years ago and did much to welcome those who came later. She was noted for her cheerful disposition and upright Christian character. Funeral services by Ed G. Nevinger.
Martha Hickman
Obituary submitted by Rebecca Brubaker Freeman(#47513221)
Obituary published in Th Gospel Messenger, February 9, 1907, page 95.
Reynolds,Sister Nancy, died in her home in Rocky Ford, Colo., Jan. 6, 1907, after three days illness of pneumonia, age 74 years and 11 months. Her maiden name was Bogue. She was born in Henry County, Indiana, and was united in marriage with Milton Reynolds, 1854. To them were born five children. All preceded the mother to the spirit world. The husband survives. Aunt Nancy came to Rocky Ford fifteen years ago and did much to welcome those who came later. She was noted for her cheerful disposition and upright Christian character. Funeral services by Ed G. Nevinger.
Martha Hickman
Obituary submitted by Rebecca Brubaker Freeman(#47513221)
Mother: Hannah Palmer Bogue - no further information∼She was the wife of Milton Reynolds, Civil War Veteran.
Obituary published in Th Gospel Messenger, February 9, 1907, page 95.
Reynolds,Sister Nancy, died in her home in Rocky Ford, Colo., Jan. 6, 1907, after three days illness of pneumonia, age 74 years and 11 months. Her maiden name was Bogue. She was born in Henry County, Indiana, and was united in marriage with Milton Reynolds, 1854. To them were born five children. All preceded the mother to the spirit world. The husband survives. Aunt Nancy came to Rocky Ford fifteen years ago and did much to welcome those who came later. She was noted for her cheerful disposition and upright Christian character. Funeral services by Ed G. Nevinger.
Martha Hickman
Obituary submitted by Rebecca Brubaker Freeman(#47513221)
Obituary published in Th Gospel Messenger, February 9, 1907, page 95.
Reynolds,Sister Nancy, died in her home in Rocky Ford, Colo., Jan. 6, 1907, after three days illness of pneumonia, age 74 years and 11 months. Her maiden name was Bogue. She was born in Henry County, Indiana, and was united in marriage with Milton Reynolds, 1854. To them were born five children. All preceded the mother to the spirit world. The husband survives. Aunt Nancy came to Rocky Ford fifteen years ago and did much to welcome those who came later. She was noted for her cheerful disposition and upright Christian character. Funeral services by Ed G. Nevinger.
Martha Hickman
Obituary submitted by Rebecca Brubaker Freeman(#47513221)
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