Charles E. Livingood, born in Elkhardt county, Indiana, Sept. 26, 1847, and died in Beauregard Parish, La., February 15, 1924; thus he was 77 years, five months and nineteen days old.
He was a veteran of the Civil War, after which he went west and located in Kansas. There he spent the greater part of his life. A few years ago he disposed of all his holdings in that State and came to Louisiana, where he stated on several occasions that he wanted to spend his last days beneath the Southern sunny skies, and there sleep his last sleep in the land he learned to love so well.
During his stay here he formed friendships and associations that were very dear to him, and his large heartedness and generous disposition won for him a large circle of friends. We who loved him most will ever cherish his memory, and look forward with hope to seeing him in the Better Land.
Henry T. Young,
Pastor, M.E. Church, South
He was a veteran of the Civil War, after which he went west and located in Kansas. There he spent the greater part of his life. A few years ago he disposed of all his holdings in that State and came to Louisiana, where he stated on several occasions that he wanted to spend his last days beneath the Southern sunny skies, and there sleep his last sleep in the land he learned to love so well.
During his stay here he formed friendships and associations that were very dear to him, and his large heartedness and generous disposition won for him a large circle of friends. We who loved him most will ever cherish his memory, and look forward with hope to seeing him in the Better Land.
Henry T. Young,
Pastor, M.E. Church, South
Charles E. Livingood, born in Elkhardt county, Indiana, Sept. 26, 1847, and died in Beauregard Parish, La., February 15, 1924; thus he was 77 years, five months and nineteen days old.
He was a veteran of the Civil War, after which he went west and located in Kansas. There he spent the greater part of his life. A few years ago he disposed of all his holdings in that State and came to Louisiana, where he stated on several occasions that he wanted to spend his last days beneath the Southern sunny skies, and there sleep his last sleep in the land he learned to love so well.
During his stay here he formed friendships and associations that were very dear to him, and his large heartedness and generous disposition won for him a large circle of friends. We who loved him most will ever cherish his memory, and look forward with hope to seeing him in the Better Land.
Henry T. Young,
Pastor, M.E. Church, South
He was a veteran of the Civil War, after which he went west and located in Kansas. There he spent the greater part of his life. A few years ago he disposed of all his holdings in that State and came to Louisiana, where he stated on several occasions that he wanted to spend his last days beneath the Southern sunny skies, and there sleep his last sleep in the land he learned to love so well.
During his stay here he formed friendships and associations that were very dear to him, and his large heartedness and generous disposition won for him a large circle of friends. We who loved him most will ever cherish his memory, and look forward with hope to seeing him in the Better Land.
Henry T. Young,
Pastor, M.E. Church, South
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