Margaret Lucy Stone was born on February 5, 1882, in Jasper, Steuben Co., New york. Her parents were Gregory Stone and Martha (Unknown). She married Herbert Lewis Cottrell on September 28, 1910 in Wellsville, Allegany Co., New York. Two children were born to their union: Harriet Cottrell and Paul Eugene Cottrell. Harriet married Darrell Gibson. (No further information on Harriet is known by this contributor). Paul died at the age of 19, while attending Salem College, Salem, W. Va. He is buried in the Marlboro SDB Church Cemetery, as are his parents.
In 1921, Margaret and her husband, Pastor H L Cottrell, accepted the pastorate of the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Nortonville, KS. They ministered with this church for six years - until 1927.
In her booklet about the Nortonville, KS, Seventh Day Baptist Church, Kathryn K. Niemann wrote about Pastor Cottrell and Margaret (pp. 37-41). “Margaret Cottrell, the pastor’s wife was especially interested in the young people of the church. She had a beautiful voice and was a prominent leader and soloist in the church choir. She always had a kind word and no social gathering was complete without her cheery smile. She was an able leader in all parts of church work. Mrs. Cottrell was Secretary of the Missionary Society for three years and Corresponding Secretary for three years. They were parents of two children, Harriet and Paul.”
Submitted by Jean Jorgensen (F-A-G # 47179150).
In 1921, Margaret and her husband, Pastor H L Cottrell, accepted the pastorate of the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Nortonville, KS. They ministered with this church for six years - until 1927.
In her booklet about the Nortonville, KS, Seventh Day Baptist Church, Kathryn K. Niemann wrote about Pastor Cottrell and Margaret (pp. 37-41). “Margaret Cottrell, the pastor’s wife was especially interested in the young people of the church. She had a beautiful voice and was a prominent leader and soloist in the church choir. She always had a kind word and no social gathering was complete without her cheery smile. She was an able leader in all parts of church work. Mrs. Cottrell was Secretary of the Missionary Society for three years and Corresponding Secretary for three years. They were parents of two children, Harriet and Paul.”
Submitted by Jean Jorgensen (F-A-G # 47179150).
Margaret Lucy Stone was born on February 5, 1882, in Jasper, Steuben Co., New york. Her parents were Gregory Stone and Martha (Unknown). She married Herbert Lewis Cottrell on September 28, 1910 in Wellsville, Allegany Co., New York. Two children were born to their union: Harriet Cottrell and Paul Eugene Cottrell. Harriet married Darrell Gibson. (No further information on Harriet is known by this contributor). Paul died at the age of 19, while attending Salem College, Salem, W. Va. He is buried in the Marlboro SDB Church Cemetery, as are his parents.
In 1921, Margaret and her husband, Pastor H L Cottrell, accepted the pastorate of the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Nortonville, KS. They ministered with this church for six years - until 1927.
In her booklet about the Nortonville, KS, Seventh Day Baptist Church, Kathryn K. Niemann wrote about Pastor Cottrell and Margaret (pp. 37-41). “Margaret Cottrell, the pastor’s wife was especially interested in the young people of the church. She had a beautiful voice and was a prominent leader and soloist in the church choir. She always had a kind word and no social gathering was complete without her cheery smile. She was an able leader in all parts of church work. Mrs. Cottrell was Secretary of the Missionary Society for three years and Corresponding Secretary for three years. They were parents of two children, Harriet and Paul.”
Submitted by Jean Jorgensen (F-A-G # 47179150).
In 1921, Margaret and her husband, Pastor H L Cottrell, accepted the pastorate of the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Nortonville, KS. They ministered with this church for six years - until 1927.
In her booklet about the Nortonville, KS, Seventh Day Baptist Church, Kathryn K. Niemann wrote about Pastor Cottrell and Margaret (pp. 37-41). “Margaret Cottrell, the pastor’s wife was especially interested in the young people of the church. She had a beautiful voice and was a prominent leader and soloist in the church choir. She always had a kind word and no social gathering was complete without her cheery smile. She was an able leader in all parts of church work. Mrs. Cottrell was Secretary of the Missionary Society for three years and Corresponding Secretary for three years. They were parents of two children, Harriet and Paul.”
Submitted by Jean Jorgensen (F-A-G # 47179150).
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