Belmont Chronicle, April 18, 1872, page 3.
Uniontown Locals.
The death of Mr. John Lyle, which occurred on Sabbath, the 7th inst., has caused a feeling of sadness throughout the community. As an honorable Christian gentleman he had no superiors. During life, he was patient under affliction, firm in the defense of his principles, charitable to the poor, true in his expressions of friendship, and at death he experience the hope of a blessed immortality beyond the grave.
Courtesy of Ron Reid (#47264152)
Uniontown Locals.
The death of Mr. John Lyle, which occurred on Sabbath, the 7th inst., has caused a feeling of sadness throughout the community. As an honorable Christian gentleman he had no superiors. During life, he was patient under affliction, firm in the defense of his principles, charitable to the poor, true in his expressions of friendship, and at death he experience the hope of a blessed immortality beyond the grave.
Courtesy of Ron Reid (#47264152)
Belmont Chronicle, April 18, 1872, page 3.
Uniontown Locals.
The death of Mr. John Lyle, which occurred on Sabbath, the 7th inst., has caused a feeling of sadness throughout the community. As an honorable Christian gentleman he had no superiors. During life, he was patient under affliction, firm in the defense of his principles, charitable to the poor, true in his expressions of friendship, and at death he experience the hope of a blessed immortality beyond the grave.
Courtesy of Ron Reid (#47264152)
Uniontown Locals.
The death of Mr. John Lyle, which occurred on Sabbath, the 7th inst., has caused a feeling of sadness throughout the community. As an honorable Christian gentleman he had no superiors. During life, he was patient under affliction, firm in the defense of his principles, charitable to the poor, true in his expressions of friendship, and at death he experience the hope of a blessed immortality beyond the grave.
Courtesy of Ron Reid (#47264152)
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