Frances married John Arnold on April 27,1820. She was mother of six daughters and three sons. Three daughters died before she passed. Philip M Arnold was the one who died in the actual fight of the Civil War. Mark died home, in King George; April 26,1868, age 46, when relieved from service. Another son, Dr. Thomas Thornton Arnold died in 1917. All three of these sons served.
From John Arnold's Family Bible note writings:
"Died at Willow Hill - King George County - Thursday evening about seven o'clock April the 10th, 1851 Mrs. Frances B. Arnold aged about 59 years before her Death she chose the text for her funeral sermon which was in the 19th Chapter and 25th Verse of The Book of Job, and the hymns to be sung which was the 195 of the virgins selection, beginning with other words, Store solemn the signed I hear, also the Minister she wishes to preach it, and for it to be preached before she was interred, all of which was done."
"Thus she has left a beloved husband John Arnold, six children and five grandchildren, one half-sister and many friends to lament her loss, sorrow not by them that have no hope, for all that knew her believe she has left this world of sorrow for as day and happiness."
From John Arnold's Family Bible note writings:
"Died at Willow Hill - King George County - Thursday evening about seven o'clock April the 10th, 1851 Mrs. Frances B. Arnold aged about 59 years before her Death she chose the text for her funeral sermon which was in the 19th Chapter and 25th Verse of The Book of Job, and the hymns to be sung which was the 195 of the virgins selection, beginning with other words, Store solemn the signed I hear, also the Minister she wishes to preach it, and for it to be preached before she was interred, all of which was done."
"Thus she has left a beloved husband John Arnold, six children and five grandchildren, one half-sister and many friends to lament her loss, sorrow not by them that have no hope, for all that knew her believe she has left this world of sorrow for as day and happiness."
Frances married John Arnold on April 27,1820. She was mother of six daughters and three sons. Three daughters died before she passed. Philip M Arnold was the one who died in the actual fight of the Civil War. Mark died home, in King George; April 26,1868, age 46, when relieved from service. Another son, Dr. Thomas Thornton Arnold died in 1917. All three of these sons served.
From John Arnold's Family Bible note writings:
"Died at Willow Hill - King George County - Thursday evening about seven o'clock April the 10th, 1851 Mrs. Frances B. Arnold aged about 59 years before her Death she chose the text for her funeral sermon which was in the 19th Chapter and 25th Verse of The Book of Job, and the hymns to be sung which was the 195 of the virgins selection, beginning with other words, Store solemn the signed I hear, also the Minister she wishes to preach it, and for it to be preached before she was interred, all of which was done."
"Thus she has left a beloved husband John Arnold, six children and five grandchildren, one half-sister and many friends to lament her loss, sorrow not by them that have no hope, for all that knew her believe she has left this world of sorrow for as day and happiness."
From John Arnold's Family Bible note writings:
"Died at Willow Hill - King George County - Thursday evening about seven o'clock April the 10th, 1851 Mrs. Frances B. Arnold aged about 59 years before her Death she chose the text for her funeral sermon which was in the 19th Chapter and 25th Verse of The Book of Job, and the hymns to be sung which was the 195 of the virgins selection, beginning with other words, Store solemn the signed I hear, also the Minister she wishes to preach it, and for it to be preached before she was interred, all of which was done."
"Thus she has left a beloved husband John Arnold, six children and five grandchildren, one half-sister and many friends to lament her loss, sorrow not by them that have no hope, for all that knew her believe she has left this world of sorrow for as day and happiness."
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Wife of Lt. John Arnold. Married April 27, 1820. Mother of six children, three sons and three daughters
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