The Bossier Banner.
August 14, 1879
Page 3
In Memoriam.
Died, at "Forrest Home," Bossier Parish, la., on the 19th June, 1879, AGNES LOU [sic] ADGER.
This darling and lovely girl was a most devoted daughter, affectionate sister, a steadfast friend, and an humble Christian. Gentle, amiable and obedient from childhood "Babe" won the love of all. Highly gifted with rare mental and moral endowments, she received a thorough, refined, religious training, which gave solidity and shape to her rare natural abilities. She bore her last illness with patient submission to God's will, and died in earnest hope of a blessed immortality. "Many daughter's have done virtuously but thou excellest them all."
"Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God."
M*****
Many thanks to KBounds for Adger family research.
The daughter of Joseph Ellison Adger and his wife Eliza Grey McMahan.
1870 US census, Bossier parish, LA, Ward 3, dwelling/family #558
J.E. Adger, Farmer, 48
E.G. Adger, Keeping House, 46
J. E. Adger, 21 male
W. L. Adger, 17 male
J. A. Adger 15 male
??? Adger 13 male
Robt. Adgher, 11 male
Agnes Adger, 6 female
August 14, 1879
Page 3
In Memoriam.
Died, at "Forrest Home," Bossier Parish, la., on the 19th June, 1879, AGNES LOU [sic] ADGER.
This darling and lovely girl was a most devoted daughter, affectionate sister, a steadfast friend, and an humble Christian. Gentle, amiable and obedient from childhood "Babe" won the love of all. Highly gifted with rare mental and moral endowments, she received a thorough, refined, religious training, which gave solidity and shape to her rare natural abilities. She bore her last illness with patient submission to God's will, and died in earnest hope of a blessed immortality. "Many daughter's have done virtuously but thou excellest them all."
"Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God."
M*****
Many thanks to KBounds for Adger family research.
The daughter of Joseph Ellison Adger and his wife Eliza Grey McMahan.
1870 US census, Bossier parish, LA, Ward 3, dwelling/family #558
J.E. Adger, Farmer, 48
E.G. Adger, Keeping House, 46
J. E. Adger, 21 male
W. L. Adger, 17 male
J. A. Adger 15 male
??? Adger 13 male
Robt. Adgher, 11 male
Agnes Adger, 6 female
The Bossier Banner.
August 14, 1879
Page 3
In Memoriam.
Died, at "Forrest Home," Bossier Parish, la., on the 19th June, 1879, AGNES LOU [sic] ADGER.
This darling and lovely girl was a most devoted daughter, affectionate sister, a steadfast friend, and an humble Christian. Gentle, amiable and obedient from childhood "Babe" won the love of all. Highly gifted with rare mental and moral endowments, she received a thorough, refined, religious training, which gave solidity and shape to her rare natural abilities. She bore her last illness with patient submission to God's will, and died in earnest hope of a blessed immortality. "Many daughter's have done virtuously but thou excellest them all."
"Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God."
M*****
Many thanks to KBounds for Adger family research.
The daughter of Joseph Ellison Adger and his wife Eliza Grey McMahan.
1870 US census, Bossier parish, LA, Ward 3, dwelling/family #558
J.E. Adger, Farmer, 48
E.G. Adger, Keeping House, 46
J. E. Adger, 21 male
W. L. Adger, 17 male
J. A. Adger 15 male
??? Adger 13 male
Robt. Adgher, 11 male
Agnes Adger, 6 female
August 14, 1879
Page 3
In Memoriam.
Died, at "Forrest Home," Bossier Parish, la., on the 19th June, 1879, AGNES LOU [sic] ADGER.
This darling and lovely girl was a most devoted daughter, affectionate sister, a steadfast friend, and an humble Christian. Gentle, amiable and obedient from childhood "Babe" won the love of all. Highly gifted with rare mental and moral endowments, she received a thorough, refined, religious training, which gave solidity and shape to her rare natural abilities. She bore her last illness with patient submission to God's will, and died in earnest hope of a blessed immortality. "Many daughter's have done virtuously but thou excellest them all."
"Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God."
M*****
Many thanks to KBounds for Adger family research.
The daughter of Joseph Ellison Adger and his wife Eliza Grey McMahan.
1870 US census, Bossier parish, LA, Ward 3, dwelling/family #558
J.E. Adger, Farmer, 48
E.G. Adger, Keeping House, 46
J. E. Adger, 21 male
W. L. Adger, 17 male
J. A. Adger 15 male
??? Adger 13 male
Robt. Adgher, 11 male
Agnes Adger, 6 female
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Born in Columbia, South Carolina, Died Forest Home, Bossier Parish
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