Nancy Elizabeth Ambrose obituary published in the Wiregrass Farmer October 25, 1917
Nancy Elizabeth Ambrose
On Tuesday October 16th, Mrs. A. E. (***should be H. N. )Ambrose passed away. Mrs. Ambrose had been in failing health for several months and had suffered a great deal. Many of the friends and relatives visited her until death and then paid their last respects by attending the funeral.
Mrs. Ambrose leaves four of her own children to mourn her going and also a family of step children to whom she had been a mother as well as host of friends to mourn her loss.
On her dying bed she left the sweetest of testimony. Among other things she said that she was ready to go. She asked them all to live so that they might meet her on the other side. She asked her children to do right and never wrong their neighbor. Mrs. Ambrose had been a member of the baptist church for thirty-four years.
Her remains were laid away last Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Rainey grave yard near Amboy
J. P. McGraw
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When Nancy Elizabeth Bailey (Ambrose) was born in November 1854 in Buford, Georgia, her father, James, was 24, and her mother, Elizabeth, was 22. She married Henry Newton Ambrose on January 21, 1883, in Gwinnett, Georgia. They had seven children in 12 years: Ollie Ambrose (1983-1983--died soon after birth), Missouri Clementine Ambrose Taylor (1885-1966), Ella Ambrose (1886 and died 1886 shortly after birth), Ida Florence Ambrose Lamb (1888-1970), Emory Scott Ambrose (1891-1967), Thomas Watson Ambrose (1892-1963), and Adolphus Clifford Ambrose (1896-1900).
She died on October 16, 1917, in Rebecca, Georgia, at the age of 62, and was buried in Amboy Cemetery, now known as the Rainey Cemetery.
Nancy Elizabeth Ambrose
On Tuesday October 16th, Mrs. A. E. (***should be H. N. )Ambrose passed away. Mrs. Ambrose had been in failing health for several months and had suffered a great deal. Many of the friends and relatives visited her until death and then paid their last respects by attending the funeral.
Mrs. Ambrose leaves four of her own children to mourn her going and also a family of step children to whom she had been a mother as well as host of friends to mourn her loss.
On her dying bed she left the sweetest of testimony. Among other things she said that she was ready to go. She asked them all to live so that they might meet her on the other side. She asked her children to do right and never wrong their neighbor. Mrs. Ambrose had been a member of the baptist church for thirty-four years.
Her remains were laid away last Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Rainey grave yard near Amboy
J. P. McGraw
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When Nancy Elizabeth Bailey (Ambrose) was born in November 1854 in Buford, Georgia, her father, James, was 24, and her mother, Elizabeth, was 22. She married Henry Newton Ambrose on January 21, 1883, in Gwinnett, Georgia. They had seven children in 12 years: Ollie Ambrose (1983-1983--died soon after birth), Missouri Clementine Ambrose Taylor (1885-1966), Ella Ambrose (1886 and died 1886 shortly after birth), Ida Florence Ambrose Lamb (1888-1970), Emory Scott Ambrose (1891-1967), Thomas Watson Ambrose (1892-1963), and Adolphus Clifford Ambrose (1896-1900).
She died on October 16, 1917, in Rebecca, Georgia, at the age of 62, and was buried in Amboy Cemetery, now known as the Rainey Cemetery.
Nancy Elizabeth Ambrose obituary published in the Wiregrass Farmer October 25, 1917
Nancy Elizabeth Ambrose
On Tuesday October 16th, Mrs. A. E. (***should be H. N. )Ambrose passed away. Mrs. Ambrose had been in failing health for several months and had suffered a great deal. Many of the friends and relatives visited her until death and then paid their last respects by attending the funeral.
Mrs. Ambrose leaves four of her own children to mourn her going and also a family of step children to whom she had been a mother as well as host of friends to mourn her loss.
On her dying bed she left the sweetest of testimony. Among other things she said that she was ready to go. She asked them all to live so that they might meet her on the other side. She asked her children to do right and never wrong their neighbor. Mrs. Ambrose had been a member of the baptist church for thirty-four years.
Her remains were laid away last Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Rainey grave yard near Amboy
J. P. McGraw
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When Nancy Elizabeth Bailey (Ambrose) was born in November 1854 in Buford, Georgia, her father, James, was 24, and her mother, Elizabeth, was 22. She married Henry Newton Ambrose on January 21, 1883, in Gwinnett, Georgia. They had seven children in 12 years: Ollie Ambrose (1983-1983--died soon after birth), Missouri Clementine Ambrose Taylor (1885-1966), Ella Ambrose (1886 and died 1886 shortly after birth), Ida Florence Ambrose Lamb (1888-1970), Emory Scott Ambrose (1891-1967), Thomas Watson Ambrose (1892-1963), and Adolphus Clifford Ambrose (1896-1900).
She died on October 16, 1917, in Rebecca, Georgia, at the age of 62, and was buried in Amboy Cemetery, now known as the Rainey Cemetery.
Nancy Elizabeth Ambrose
On Tuesday October 16th, Mrs. A. E. (***should be H. N. )Ambrose passed away. Mrs. Ambrose had been in failing health for several months and had suffered a great deal. Many of the friends and relatives visited her until death and then paid their last respects by attending the funeral.
Mrs. Ambrose leaves four of her own children to mourn her going and also a family of step children to whom she had been a mother as well as host of friends to mourn her loss.
On her dying bed she left the sweetest of testimony. Among other things she said that she was ready to go. She asked them all to live so that they might meet her on the other side. She asked her children to do right and never wrong their neighbor. Mrs. Ambrose had been a member of the baptist church for thirty-four years.
Her remains were laid away last Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Rainey grave yard near Amboy
J. P. McGraw
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When Nancy Elizabeth Bailey (Ambrose) was born in November 1854 in Buford, Georgia, her father, James, was 24, and her mother, Elizabeth, was 22. She married Henry Newton Ambrose on January 21, 1883, in Gwinnett, Georgia. They had seven children in 12 years: Ollie Ambrose (1983-1983--died soon after birth), Missouri Clementine Ambrose Taylor (1885-1966), Ella Ambrose (1886 and died 1886 shortly after birth), Ida Florence Ambrose Lamb (1888-1970), Emory Scott Ambrose (1891-1967), Thomas Watson Ambrose (1892-1963), and Adolphus Clifford Ambrose (1896-1900).
She died on October 16, 1917, in Rebecca, Georgia, at the age of 62, and was buried in Amboy Cemetery, now known as the Rainey Cemetery.
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