Wife of Rev. Aaron Leland - Age 41 years
Thanks to member Sam Alsup (47029448) for the following:
Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT)
29 Oct 1799, page 3
DEPARTED this life on the 16th inst., Mrs. Leland, consort of the Rev. Aaron Leland of Chester. By her death, her surviving partner sustains the loss of an incomparable blessing of human life - her only surviving son, the loss of a kind and exemplary parent - While her neighbors and acquaintance have reason to deplore in her death, the loss of a pious and benevolent friend. In consideration of the worthy character which Mrs. Leland sustained in the various relations of human life, it may emphatically be said, that "her price was far above rubies."
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
Thanks to member Sam Alsup (47029448) for the following:
Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT)
29 Oct 1799, page 3
DEPARTED this life on the 16th inst., Mrs. Leland, consort of the Rev. Aaron Leland of Chester. By her death, her surviving partner sustains the loss of an incomparable blessing of human life - her only surviving son, the loss of a kind and exemplary parent - While her neighbors and acquaintance have reason to deplore in her death, the loss of a pious and benevolent friend. In consideration of the worthy character which Mrs. Leland sustained in the various relations of human life, it may emphatically be said, that "her price was far above rubies."
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
Wife of Rev. Aaron Leland - Age 41 years
Thanks to member Sam Alsup (47029448) for the following:
Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT)
29 Oct 1799, page 3
DEPARTED this life on the 16th inst., Mrs. Leland, consort of the Rev. Aaron Leland of Chester. By her death, her surviving partner sustains the loss of an incomparable blessing of human life - her only surviving son, the loss of a kind and exemplary parent - While her neighbors and acquaintance have reason to deplore in her death, the loss of a pious and benevolent friend. In consideration of the worthy character which Mrs. Leland sustained in the various relations of human life, it may emphatically be said, that "her price was far above rubies."
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
Thanks to member Sam Alsup (47029448) for the following:
Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT)
29 Oct 1799, page 3
DEPARTED this life on the 16th inst., Mrs. Leland, consort of the Rev. Aaron Leland of Chester. By her death, her surviving partner sustains the loss of an incomparable blessing of human life - her only surviving son, the loss of a kind and exemplary parent - While her neighbors and acquaintance have reason to deplore in her death, the loss of a pious and benevolent friend. In consideration of the worthy character which Mrs. Leland sustained in the various relations of human life, it may emphatically be said, that "her price was far above rubies."
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
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