The Death of a Young Man
Mr. Ellie Catoe, aged about 21 years, son of Mr. W.T. Catoe, who lives about two miles west of Kershaw, died Saturday night of typhoid dysentery, after an illness lasting a little less than two weeks. Mr. Catoe was an honest, upright young man, quiet and unassuming in his manner, and was a consistent member of the Hanging Rock Methodist church. He was conscious almost to the last moment and just a few minutes before breathing his last expressed his readiness to die and save the song "Since I have been redeemed." His remains were interred at Hanging Rock church yesterday afternoon after services conducted by Rev. D.A. Phillips - Kershaw Era
The Lancaster Ledger - May 26, 1900 - provided by: Catoe4
Mr. Ellie Catoe, aged about 21 years, son of Mr. W.T. Catoe, who lives about two miles west of Kershaw, died Saturday night of typhoid dysentery, after an illness lasting a little less than two weeks. Mr. Catoe was an honest, upright young man, quiet and unassuming in his manner, and was a consistent member of the Hanging Rock Methodist church. He was conscious almost to the last moment and just a few minutes before breathing his last expressed his readiness to die and save the song "Since I have been redeemed." His remains were interred at Hanging Rock church yesterday afternoon after services conducted by Rev. D.A. Phillips - Kershaw Era
The Lancaster Ledger - May 26, 1900 - provided by: Catoe4
The Death of a Young Man
Mr. Ellie Catoe, aged about 21 years, son of Mr. W.T. Catoe, who lives about two miles west of Kershaw, died Saturday night of typhoid dysentery, after an illness lasting a little less than two weeks. Mr. Catoe was an honest, upright young man, quiet and unassuming in his manner, and was a consistent member of the Hanging Rock Methodist church. He was conscious almost to the last moment and just a few minutes before breathing his last expressed his readiness to die and save the song "Since I have been redeemed." His remains were interred at Hanging Rock church yesterday afternoon after services conducted by Rev. D.A. Phillips - Kershaw Era
The Lancaster Ledger - May 26, 1900 - provided by: Catoe4
Mr. Ellie Catoe, aged about 21 years, son of Mr. W.T. Catoe, who lives about two miles west of Kershaw, died Saturday night of typhoid dysentery, after an illness lasting a little less than two weeks. Mr. Catoe was an honest, upright young man, quiet and unassuming in his manner, and was a consistent member of the Hanging Rock Methodist church. He was conscious almost to the last moment and just a few minutes before breathing his last expressed his readiness to die and save the song "Since I have been redeemed." His remains were interred at Hanging Rock church yesterday afternoon after services conducted by Rev. D.A. Phillips - Kershaw Era
The Lancaster Ledger - May 26, 1900 - provided by: Catoe4
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