Noble County Republican (Caldwell, Ohio) June 26, 1907
Anna E. Guiler, nee Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Moore was born near Scotch Ridge, Washington county, Ohio, September 23rd, 1876, and die June 10th, 1907, aged 80 years, 8 months and 17 days. When but a little girl she was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopal church where she remained faithful util her death. On June 24th, 1899, she was married to Wm. W. Guiler. To this union was born three children, Paul. R., Mabel Iola and George W., all of whom survive her.
She was beloved by all that knew her. Quiet and gentle she was the life of the home. Oh Anna, how we miss you, but our loss is your gain. May you rest in peace 'till time will be no more when we shall meet around God's throne where we will part no more.
Why was the one that we loved called away?
On earth we shall see her no more,
She's gone where no tear will be shed,
Where death forever is o'er.
Farewell dear Anna, farewell,
Our tears for you we will shed;
On earth we shall see you no more.
Peace to the silent and love for the dead.
Anna E. Guiler, nee Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Moore was born near Scotch Ridge, Washington county, Ohio, September 23rd, 1876, and die June 10th, 1907, aged 80 years, 8 months and 17 days. When but a little girl she was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopal church where she remained faithful util her death. On June 24th, 1899, she was married to Wm. W. Guiler. To this union was born three children, Paul. R., Mabel Iola and George W., all of whom survive her.
She was beloved by all that knew her. Quiet and gentle she was the life of the home. Oh Anna, how we miss you, but our loss is your gain. May you rest in peace 'till time will be no more when we shall meet around God's throne where we will part no more.
Why was the one that we loved called away?
On earth we shall see her no more,
She's gone where no tear will be shed,
Where death forever is o'er.
Farewell dear Anna, farewell,
Our tears for you we will shed;
On earth we shall see you no more.
Peace to the silent and love for the dead.
Noble County Republican (Caldwell, Ohio) June 26, 1907
Anna E. Guiler, nee Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Moore was born near Scotch Ridge, Washington county, Ohio, September 23rd, 1876, and die June 10th, 1907, aged 80 years, 8 months and 17 days. When but a little girl she was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopal church where she remained faithful util her death. On June 24th, 1899, she was married to Wm. W. Guiler. To this union was born three children, Paul. R., Mabel Iola and George W., all of whom survive her.
She was beloved by all that knew her. Quiet and gentle she was the life of the home. Oh Anna, how we miss you, but our loss is your gain. May you rest in peace 'till time will be no more when we shall meet around God's throne where we will part no more.
Why was the one that we loved called away?
On earth we shall see her no more,
She's gone where no tear will be shed,
Where death forever is o'er.
Farewell dear Anna, farewell,
Our tears for you we will shed;
On earth we shall see you no more.
Peace to the silent and love for the dead.
Anna E. Guiler, nee Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Moore was born near Scotch Ridge, Washington county, Ohio, September 23rd, 1876, and die June 10th, 1907, aged 80 years, 8 months and 17 days. When but a little girl she was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopal church where she remained faithful util her death. On June 24th, 1899, she was married to Wm. W. Guiler. To this union was born three children, Paul. R., Mabel Iola and George W., all of whom survive her.
She was beloved by all that knew her. Quiet and gentle she was the life of the home. Oh Anna, how we miss you, but our loss is your gain. May you rest in peace 'till time will be no more when we shall meet around God's throne where we will part no more.
Why was the one that we loved called away?
On earth we shall see her no more,
She's gone where no tear will be shed,
Where death forever is o'er.
Farewell dear Anna, farewell,
Our tears for you we will shed;
On earth we shall see you no more.
Peace to the silent and love for the dead.
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