65 yrs, , wife of Stephen House.
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From "The National Standard" (Middlebury, VT), 25 Jul 1826
In Enosburgh, Vt. on the 6th inst. Mrs. Hannah House, wife of Capt. Stephen House, in the ——year of her age—-she was for many years the only member of a church in town previous to the Rev. Mr. Parkers visiting Enosburgh, and in 1809 when the church was formed by the Rev. Messrs. Parkers and Truair, she was out of 11 members who composed that body now consisting of 135 members. She has ever since adorned a good profession.
Contributor: Roger Petersen (47285560) • [email protected]
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From "The National Standard" (Middlebury, VT), 25 Jul 1826
In Enosburgh, Vt. on the 6th inst. Mrs. Hannah House, wife of Capt. Stephen House, in the ——year of her age—-she was for many years the only member of a church in town previous to the Rev. Mr. Parkers visiting Enosburgh, and in 1809 when the church was formed by the Rev. Messrs. Parkers and Truair, she was out of 11 members who composed that body now consisting of 135 members. She has ever since adorned a good profession.
Contributor: Roger Petersen (47285560) • [email protected]
65 yrs, , wife of Stephen House.
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From "The National Standard" (Middlebury, VT), 25 Jul 1826
In Enosburgh, Vt. on the 6th inst. Mrs. Hannah House, wife of Capt. Stephen House, in the ——year of her age—-she was for many years the only member of a church in town previous to the Rev. Mr. Parkers visiting Enosburgh, and in 1809 when the church was formed by the Rev. Messrs. Parkers and Truair, she was out of 11 members who composed that body now consisting of 135 members. She has ever since adorned a good profession.
Contributor: Roger Petersen (47285560) • [email protected]
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From "The National Standard" (Middlebury, VT), 25 Jul 1826
In Enosburgh, Vt. on the 6th inst. Mrs. Hannah House, wife of Capt. Stephen House, in the ——year of her age—-she was for many years the only member of a church in town previous to the Rev. Mr. Parkers visiting Enosburgh, and in 1809 when the church was formed by the Rev. Messrs. Parkers and Truair, she was out of 11 members who composed that body now consisting of 135 members. She has ever since adorned a good profession.
Contributor: Roger Petersen (47285560) • [email protected]
Inscription
Sacred to the
Memory of Mrs.
Hannah Consort of
Capt. Stephen
House who died
July 6th AD1826 Æ
65 years 4 months &
2 days
Mrs. House was the first and
for some years the only person
of religion in this town. In Oct.
1811 she with nine others were
organized into a church and she
lived to see more than 170 per-
sons added to this number.
My spirit looks to God in love
My rock and refuge in his throne
In all my fears in willing straits
My soul on his Salvation waits
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