The following is taken from a sketch found in the diary of Reverend of JJ Watts known as the "Watts collection":
Catherine, daughter of Daniel Stogsdill, was the 2nd wife and widow of Moses Keeney. Born in Pulaski County, Kentucky, November 4th 1804, she died at the home of son-in-law Gilbright Mathis, located on Spring Creek near Edgar Springs, in Phelps County Missouri. She passed away on January 13th at 10:35 PM at the exceptional age of 96 years, 2 mos, & 9 days, predeceased by her husband, Moses, by more than 50 years.
Catherine and Moses, were blessed with (6) Children: Rebecca Evans, Sally Mathis, Gideon Keeney, Polly Hargis wife of Dow, Peggy (Margaret)Keeney and Daniel Keeney. The only (2) surviving children are daughters Rebecca and Sally.
Her Grand-children number (39) of which (32) are still living; plus, there are more than(50) Great-Grand-children.
Catherine is also survived by (2) sisters: Sabra, widow of Ben Fore, Betsy (Elizabeth), widow of Abner Keeney and (1) brother: Bufford Stogsdill.
A Funeral discourse from Luke 2x29 was delivered at the Smith Cemetery on Wednesday January 16th 1901, at 2:00 PM. The Following Hymns were a part of the ceremony: "There's a land that is fairer than day; My Heavenly home is bright and Fair; and The bason where I oft have Lain."
Catherine was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church.
Catherine, daughter of Daniel Stogsdill, was the 2nd wife and widow of Moses Keeney. Born in Pulaski County, Kentucky, November 4th 1804, she died at the home of son-in-law Gilbright Mathis, located on Spring Creek near Edgar Springs, in Phelps County Missouri. She passed away on January 13th at 10:35 PM at the exceptional age of 96 years, 2 mos, & 9 days, predeceased by her husband, Moses, by more than 50 years.
Catherine and Moses, were blessed with (6) Children: Rebecca Evans, Sally Mathis, Gideon Keeney, Polly Hargis wife of Dow, Peggy (Margaret)Keeney and Daniel Keeney. The only (2) surviving children are daughters Rebecca and Sally.
Her Grand-children number (39) of which (32) are still living; plus, there are more than(50) Great-Grand-children.
Catherine is also survived by (2) sisters: Sabra, widow of Ben Fore, Betsy (Elizabeth), widow of Abner Keeney and (1) brother: Bufford Stogsdill.
A Funeral discourse from Luke 2x29 was delivered at the Smith Cemetery on Wednesday January 16th 1901, at 2:00 PM. The Following Hymns were a part of the ceremony: "There's a land that is fairer than day; My Heavenly home is bright and Fair; and The bason where I oft have Lain."
Catherine was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church.
The following is taken from a sketch found in the diary of Reverend of JJ Watts known as the "Watts collection":
Catherine, daughter of Daniel Stogsdill, was the 2nd wife and widow of Moses Keeney. Born in Pulaski County, Kentucky, November 4th 1804, she died at the home of son-in-law Gilbright Mathis, located on Spring Creek near Edgar Springs, in Phelps County Missouri. She passed away on January 13th at 10:35 PM at the exceptional age of 96 years, 2 mos, & 9 days, predeceased by her husband, Moses, by more than 50 years.
Catherine and Moses, were blessed with (6) Children: Rebecca Evans, Sally Mathis, Gideon Keeney, Polly Hargis wife of Dow, Peggy (Margaret)Keeney and Daniel Keeney. The only (2) surviving children are daughters Rebecca and Sally.
Her Grand-children number (39) of which (32) are still living; plus, there are more than(50) Great-Grand-children.
Catherine is also survived by (2) sisters: Sabra, widow of Ben Fore, Betsy (Elizabeth), widow of Abner Keeney and (1) brother: Bufford Stogsdill.
A Funeral discourse from Luke 2x29 was delivered at the Smith Cemetery on Wednesday January 16th 1901, at 2:00 PM. The Following Hymns were a part of the ceremony: "There's a land that is fairer than day; My Heavenly home is bright and Fair; and The bason where I oft have Lain."
Catherine was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church.
Catherine, daughter of Daniel Stogsdill, was the 2nd wife and widow of Moses Keeney. Born in Pulaski County, Kentucky, November 4th 1804, she died at the home of son-in-law Gilbright Mathis, located on Spring Creek near Edgar Springs, in Phelps County Missouri. She passed away on January 13th at 10:35 PM at the exceptional age of 96 years, 2 mos, & 9 days, predeceased by her husband, Moses, by more than 50 years.
Catherine and Moses, were blessed with (6) Children: Rebecca Evans, Sally Mathis, Gideon Keeney, Polly Hargis wife of Dow, Peggy (Margaret)Keeney and Daniel Keeney. The only (2) surviving children are daughters Rebecca and Sally.
Her Grand-children number (39) of which (32) are still living; plus, there are more than(50) Great-Grand-children.
Catherine is also survived by (2) sisters: Sabra, widow of Ben Fore, Betsy (Elizabeth), widow of Abner Keeney and (1) brother: Bufford Stogsdill.
A Funeral discourse from Luke 2x29 was delivered at the Smith Cemetery on Wednesday January 16th 1901, at 2:00 PM. The Following Hymns were a part of the ceremony: "There's a land that is fairer than day; My Heavenly home is bright and Fair; and The bason where I oft have Lain."
Catherine was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church.
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