Wife of William H. Connet (G-018-01)
reburial 1865 to Westwood
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The Coshocton County Democrat, May, 30, 1860, Page 2, from Microfilm # N 57
DIED, at Oberlin, on the 23rd inst., ALPHA E., consort of A. H. {sic W. H.} Connet and daughter of John Mirise, in the 23rd year of her age.
An afflicted husband and father, and a host of friends, are left to mourn the loss of one so suddenly cut off in her youth, and the first year of her matrimonial life, by him whose dispensations none can see, but whose choices are all wise, and omnipotent.
(shared by contributor 46936035)
reburial 1865 to Westwood
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The Coshocton County Democrat, May, 30, 1860, Page 2, from Microfilm # N 57
DIED, at Oberlin, on the 23rd inst., ALPHA E., consort of A. H. {sic W. H.} Connet and daughter of John Mirise, in the 23rd year of her age.
An afflicted husband and father, and a host of friends, are left to mourn the loss of one so suddenly cut off in her youth, and the first year of her matrimonial life, by him whose dispensations none can see, but whose choices are all wise, and omnipotent.
(shared by contributor 46936035)
Wife of William H. Connet (G-018-01)
reburial 1865 to Westwood
_____________________________
The Coshocton County Democrat, May, 30, 1860, Page 2, from Microfilm # N 57
DIED, at Oberlin, on the 23rd inst., ALPHA E., consort of A. H. {sic W. H.} Connet and daughter of John Mirise, in the 23rd year of her age.
An afflicted husband and father, and a host of friends, are left to mourn the loss of one so suddenly cut off in her youth, and the first year of her matrimonial life, by him whose dispensations none can see, but whose choices are all wise, and omnipotent.
(shared by contributor 46936035)
reburial 1865 to Westwood
_____________________________
The Coshocton County Democrat, May, 30, 1860, Page 2, from Microfilm # N 57
DIED, at Oberlin, on the 23rd inst., ALPHA E., consort of A. H. {sic W. H.} Connet and daughter of John Mirise, in the 23rd year of her age.
An afflicted husband and father, and a host of friends, are left to mourn the loss of one so suddenly cut off in her youth, and the first year of her matrimonial life, by him whose dispensations none can see, but whose choices are all wise, and omnipotent.
(shared by contributor 46936035)
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