Daughter of John J. and Alvira Sullivan
Obituary
MRS. AMANDA M. CARTER (nee Sullivan)
Mrs. Amanda M. Carter (nee Sullivan) was born in Eaten County, Michigan and with her parents emigrated to DeSoto, Washington County, Nebraska in 1856. Here she married her now bereaved husband, T. M. Carter, September 21, 1856. With the exception of the time spent with her husband in the army, and a short residence in Iowa, she has resided in this vicinity since her first arrival in 1856. She became the mother of nine children - Mrs. A. Garner, Mrs. Nellie Wright, both of Ainsworth, Nebraska, Mrs. Mabel Dashner of Glenwood, Iowa, Marian, Clara and Pauline, still in the parental home, R. B, and Jay N. of this city, and William A. who preceded her to the great beyond. She
was converted and joined the M. E. church in 1857, since which time she has lived consistent, though undemonstrative, Christian life. For six years she has been a confirmed invalids. Such was the nature of her affliction that she must have suffered greatly. Through all she endured with becoming patience. She departed this life very suddenly at her home in Blair, October 26, 1900. A large concourse attended the funeral exercises which were from the house. In charge of the rites, J. L. Vallow Pastor, M. E. Church
Card of Thanks from children of Mrs., Amanda M. Carter.
Although not wholly unexpected the hand of affliction falls with
crushing weight upon the hearts of the bereaved and while we look up
through our tears to Him who tempers the minds to the Shorn Lamb we also
remember with gratitude the valuable assistance and hearty sympathy
extended to us by neighbors at home and friends abroad, during the
protracted sickness and final burial of our beloved wife and loving mother.
T. M. Carter,
Mrs. R. A. Garner
Mrs. Nellie C. Wright
Mrs. Mable Dashner
Miss Marian Carter
Obituary
MRS. AMANDA M. CARTER (nee Sullivan)
Mrs. Amanda M. Carter (nee Sullivan) was born in Eaten County, Michigan and with her parents emigrated to DeSoto, Washington County, Nebraska in 1856. Here she married her now bereaved husband, T. M. Carter, September 21, 1856. With the exception of the time spent with her husband in the army, and a short residence in Iowa, she has resided in this vicinity since her first arrival in 1856. She became the mother of nine children - Mrs. A. Garner, Mrs. Nellie Wright, both of Ainsworth, Nebraska, Mrs. Mabel Dashner of Glenwood, Iowa, Marian, Clara and Pauline, still in the parental home, R. B, and Jay N. of this city, and William A. who preceded her to the great beyond. She
was converted and joined the M. E. church in 1857, since which time she has lived consistent, though undemonstrative, Christian life. For six years she has been a confirmed invalids. Such was the nature of her affliction that she must have suffered greatly. Through all she endured with becoming patience. She departed this life very suddenly at her home in Blair, October 26, 1900. A large concourse attended the funeral exercises which were from the house. In charge of the rites, J. L. Vallow Pastor, M. E. Church
Card of Thanks from children of Mrs., Amanda M. Carter.
Although not wholly unexpected the hand of affliction falls with
crushing weight upon the hearts of the bereaved and while we look up
through our tears to Him who tempers the minds to the Shorn Lamb we also
remember with gratitude the valuable assistance and hearty sympathy
extended to us by neighbors at home and friends abroad, during the
protracted sickness and final burial of our beloved wife and loving mother.
T. M. Carter,
Mrs. R. A. Garner
Mrs. Nellie C. Wright
Mrs. Mable Dashner
Miss Marian Carter
Daughter of John J. and Alvira Sullivan
Obituary
MRS. AMANDA M. CARTER (nee Sullivan)
Mrs. Amanda M. Carter (nee Sullivan) was born in Eaten County, Michigan and with her parents emigrated to DeSoto, Washington County, Nebraska in 1856. Here she married her now bereaved husband, T. M. Carter, September 21, 1856. With the exception of the time spent with her husband in the army, and a short residence in Iowa, she has resided in this vicinity since her first arrival in 1856. She became the mother of nine children - Mrs. A. Garner, Mrs. Nellie Wright, both of Ainsworth, Nebraska, Mrs. Mabel Dashner of Glenwood, Iowa, Marian, Clara and Pauline, still in the parental home, R. B, and Jay N. of this city, and William A. who preceded her to the great beyond. She
was converted and joined the M. E. church in 1857, since which time she has lived consistent, though undemonstrative, Christian life. For six years she has been a confirmed invalids. Such was the nature of her affliction that she must have suffered greatly. Through all she endured with becoming patience. She departed this life very suddenly at her home in Blair, October 26, 1900. A large concourse attended the funeral exercises which were from the house. In charge of the rites, J. L. Vallow Pastor, M. E. Church
Card of Thanks from children of Mrs., Amanda M. Carter.
Although not wholly unexpected the hand of affliction falls with
crushing weight upon the hearts of the bereaved and while we look up
through our tears to Him who tempers the minds to the Shorn Lamb we also
remember with gratitude the valuable assistance and hearty sympathy
extended to us by neighbors at home and friends abroad, during the
protracted sickness and final burial of our beloved wife and loving mother.
T. M. Carter,
Mrs. R. A. Garner
Mrs. Nellie C. Wright
Mrs. Mable Dashner
Miss Marian Carter
Obituary
MRS. AMANDA M. CARTER (nee Sullivan)
Mrs. Amanda M. Carter (nee Sullivan) was born in Eaten County, Michigan and with her parents emigrated to DeSoto, Washington County, Nebraska in 1856. Here she married her now bereaved husband, T. M. Carter, September 21, 1856. With the exception of the time spent with her husband in the army, and a short residence in Iowa, she has resided in this vicinity since her first arrival in 1856. She became the mother of nine children - Mrs. A. Garner, Mrs. Nellie Wright, both of Ainsworth, Nebraska, Mrs. Mabel Dashner of Glenwood, Iowa, Marian, Clara and Pauline, still in the parental home, R. B, and Jay N. of this city, and William A. who preceded her to the great beyond. She
was converted and joined the M. E. church in 1857, since which time she has lived consistent, though undemonstrative, Christian life. For six years she has been a confirmed invalids. Such was the nature of her affliction that she must have suffered greatly. Through all she endured with becoming patience. She departed this life very suddenly at her home in Blair, October 26, 1900. A large concourse attended the funeral exercises which were from the house. In charge of the rites, J. L. Vallow Pastor, M. E. Church
Card of Thanks from children of Mrs., Amanda M. Carter.
Although not wholly unexpected the hand of affliction falls with
crushing weight upon the hearts of the bereaved and while we look up
through our tears to Him who tempers the minds to the Shorn Lamb we also
remember with gratitude the valuable assistance and hearty sympathy
extended to us by neighbors at home and friends abroad, during the
protracted sickness and final burial of our beloved wife and loving mother.
T. M. Carter,
Mrs. R. A. Garner
Mrs. Nellie C. Wright
Mrs. Mable Dashner
Miss Marian Carter
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