s/o Benjamin & Mary (Cook) Binford
The American Friend, 6th month 5, 1913
Josiah C. Binford died at his home at Walnut Ridge, near Carthage, Indiana, May 15, 1913, in his eighty-sixth year. He was an esteemed member and elder of Walnut Ridge Monthly Meeting. He was a native of Virginia, emigration first to Ohio and later settling in Indiana. Endowed with good business ability, he accumulated a substantial fortune of which he gave liberally to the work of the church. Though an invalid the last sixteen months, he never murmured, and his cheerfulness and patience were a benediction. He frequently said he was ready and waiting the final summons.
The American Friend, 6th month 5, 1913
Josiah C. Binford died at his home at Walnut Ridge, near Carthage, Indiana, May 15, 1913, in his eighty-sixth year. He was an esteemed member and elder of Walnut Ridge Monthly Meeting. He was a native of Virginia, emigration first to Ohio and later settling in Indiana. Endowed with good business ability, he accumulated a substantial fortune of which he gave liberally to the work of the church. Though an invalid the last sixteen months, he never murmured, and his cheerfulness and patience were a benediction. He frequently said he was ready and waiting the final summons.
s/o Benjamin & Mary (Cook) Binford
The American Friend, 6th month 5, 1913
Josiah C. Binford died at his home at Walnut Ridge, near Carthage, Indiana, May 15, 1913, in his eighty-sixth year. He was an esteemed member and elder of Walnut Ridge Monthly Meeting. He was a native of Virginia, emigration first to Ohio and later settling in Indiana. Endowed with good business ability, he accumulated a substantial fortune of which he gave liberally to the work of the church. Though an invalid the last sixteen months, he never murmured, and his cheerfulness and patience were a benediction. He frequently said he was ready and waiting the final summons.
The American Friend, 6th month 5, 1913
Josiah C. Binford died at his home at Walnut Ridge, near Carthage, Indiana, May 15, 1913, in his eighty-sixth year. He was an esteemed member and elder of Walnut Ridge Monthly Meeting. He was a native of Virginia, emigration first to Ohio and later settling in Indiana. Endowed with good business ability, he accumulated a substantial fortune of which he gave liberally to the work of the church. Though an invalid the last sixteen months, he never murmured, and his cheerfulness and patience were a benediction. He frequently said he was ready and waiting the final summons.
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