Wife of Theodore L. Abbott∼Mary M. (Coddington) Abbott was the daughter of Archibald I. and Phebe (Mundy) Coddington. She was the wife of Theodore L. Abbott.
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Unidentified Newsclipping - 1891
ABBOTT.--Mary Coddington, wife of Theodore L. Abbott, died at their home, in Martinsville, New Jersey, February 27, 1891, in her 33d year. In girlhood days she became a disciple of the Saviour and a member of His Church. Her sickness was long, but she bore it patiently, trusting in Him whose disciple she was. Indeed, she testified to "enjoying many precious seasons," and when the dying hour came she said, "The gates of heaven have opened for me, and I am going in." A son three years of age is left motherless with the father in their great loss.
Written by Rev. W. H. Haggerty
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Unidentified Newsclipping - 1891
ABBOTT.--Mary Coddington, wife of Theodore L. Abbott, died at their home, in Martinsville, New Jersey, February 27, 1891, in her 33d year. In girlhood days she became a disciple of the Saviour and a member of His Church. Her sickness was long, but she bore it patiently, trusting in Him whose disciple she was. Indeed, she testified to "enjoying many precious seasons," and when the dying hour came she said, "The gates of heaven have opened for me, and I am going in." A son three years of age is left motherless with the father in their great loss.
Written by Rev. W. H. Haggerty
Wife of Theodore L. Abbott∼Mary M. (Coddington) Abbott was the daughter of Archibald I. and Phebe (Mundy) Coddington. She was the wife of Theodore L. Abbott.
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1891
ABBOTT.--Mary Coddington, wife of Theodore L. Abbott, died at their home, in Martinsville, New Jersey, February 27, 1891, in her 33d year. In girlhood days she became a disciple of the Saviour and a member of His Church. Her sickness was long, but she bore it patiently, trusting in Him whose disciple she was. Indeed, she testified to "enjoying many precious seasons," and when the dying hour came she said, "The gates of heaven have opened for me, and I am going in." A son three years of age is left motherless with the father in their great loss.
Written by Rev. W. H. Haggerty
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1891
ABBOTT.--Mary Coddington, wife of Theodore L. Abbott, died at their home, in Martinsville, New Jersey, February 27, 1891, in her 33d year. In girlhood days she became a disciple of the Saviour and a member of His Church. Her sickness was long, but she bore it patiently, trusting in Him whose disciple she was. Indeed, she testified to "enjoying many precious seasons," and when the dying hour came she said, "The gates of heaven have opened for me, and I am going in." A son three years of age is left motherless with the father in their great loss.
Written by Rev. W. H. Haggerty
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