Re-Married after John Richard Heidt died.
On January 15, 1896, Mrs. Frances Dasher, wife of Mr. Robert Dasher, of Egypt, Ga. For more than a year she was afflicted with that terrible disease of dropsy, and though not unexpected, her departure was sudden. She died in peace in the midst of her family, who mourn their great loss. She lived in the faith, and to those left behind we can with assurance commend the comforts of the Gospel offered to those whose loved ones God sees fit to call up higher. Her earthly remains lie in Bethel Cemetery to await the call of her Lord. - W.
Lutheran Visitor, March 5, 1896, page 6
Contributed by: Linda Lewis
November 11, 2011
On January 15, 1896, Mrs. Frances Dasher, wife of Mr. Robert Dasher, of Egypt, Ga. For more than a year she was afflicted with that terrible disease of dropsy, and though not unexpected, her departure was sudden. She died in peace in the midst of her family, who mourn their great loss. She lived in the faith, and to those left behind we can with assurance commend the comforts of the Gospel offered to those whose loved ones God sees fit to call up higher. Her earthly remains lie in Bethel Cemetery to await the call of her Lord. - W.
Lutheran Visitor, March 5, 1896, page 6
Contributed by: Linda Lewis
November 11, 2011
Re-Married after John Richard Heidt died.
On January 15, 1896, Mrs. Frances Dasher, wife of Mr. Robert Dasher, of Egypt, Ga. For more than a year she was afflicted with that terrible disease of dropsy, and though not unexpected, her departure was sudden. She died in peace in the midst of her family, who mourn their great loss. She lived in the faith, and to those left behind we can with assurance commend the comforts of the Gospel offered to those whose loved ones God sees fit to call up higher. Her earthly remains lie in Bethel Cemetery to await the call of her Lord. - W.
Lutheran Visitor, March 5, 1896, page 6
Contributed by: Linda Lewis
November 11, 2011
On January 15, 1896, Mrs. Frances Dasher, wife of Mr. Robert Dasher, of Egypt, Ga. For more than a year she was afflicted with that terrible disease of dropsy, and though not unexpected, her departure was sudden. She died in peace in the midst of her family, who mourn their great loss. She lived in the faith, and to those left behind we can with assurance commend the comforts of the Gospel offered to those whose loved ones God sees fit to call up higher. Her earthly remains lie in Bethel Cemetery to await the call of her Lord. - W.
Lutheran Visitor, March 5, 1896, page 6
Contributed by: Linda Lewis
November 11, 2011
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