Daughter of Beale Butler and Mary Stubbs. Wife of Jacob C. Hadley.
Mary and Jacob were married June 18, 1823, at the Whitewater Monthly Meeting in Wayne County, Indiana.
They were the parents of seven children: Samuel Hale Hadley, Eliza Ann Hadley Henley, William Beale Hadley, Elwood Hadley, Mary Butler Hadley Farquhar, Susanna Jane Hadley and Naomi Coffin Hadley.
She bore a long and painful illness with much patience and resignation, recommending her chidren to seek the Lord for their Saviour, for He was sweet to her.
Taken from: Annual Monitor 1859 - Obituary of the members of the Society of Friends in America No. 2, pg. 63
Mary and Jacob were married June 18, 1823, at the Whitewater Monthly Meeting in Wayne County, Indiana.
They were the parents of seven children: Samuel Hale Hadley, Eliza Ann Hadley Henley, William Beale Hadley, Elwood Hadley, Mary Butler Hadley Farquhar, Susanna Jane Hadley and Naomi Coffin Hadley.
She bore a long and painful illness with much patience and resignation, recommending her chidren to seek the Lord for their Saviour, for He was sweet to her.
Taken from: Annual Monitor 1859 - Obituary of the members of the Society of Friends in America No. 2, pg. 63
Daughter of Beale Butler and Mary Stubbs. Wife of Jacob C. Hadley.
Mary and Jacob were married June 18, 1823, at the Whitewater Monthly Meeting in Wayne County, Indiana.
They were the parents of seven children: Samuel Hale Hadley, Eliza Ann Hadley Henley, William Beale Hadley, Elwood Hadley, Mary Butler Hadley Farquhar, Susanna Jane Hadley and Naomi Coffin Hadley.
She bore a long and painful illness with much patience and resignation, recommending her chidren to seek the Lord for their Saviour, for He was sweet to her.
Taken from: Annual Monitor 1859 - Obituary of the members of the Society of Friends in America No. 2, pg. 63
Mary and Jacob were married June 18, 1823, at the Whitewater Monthly Meeting in Wayne County, Indiana.
They were the parents of seven children: Samuel Hale Hadley, Eliza Ann Hadley Henley, William Beale Hadley, Elwood Hadley, Mary Butler Hadley Farquhar, Susanna Jane Hadley and Naomi Coffin Hadley.
She bore a long and painful illness with much patience and resignation, recommending her chidren to seek the Lord for their Saviour, for He was sweet to her.
Taken from: Annual Monitor 1859 - Obituary of the members of the Society of Friends in America No. 2, pg. 63
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