The Boonville Enquirer (Boonville, Indiana)
17 May 1873, Sat
Page 2
Lynville Items
Since my last, two of our most worthy, highly esteemed and best citizens of this township, have been called from time to enter upon the realities of vast and neverending eternity, David and Abraham Eby, brother. David died on Monday the 5th inst., and Abraham on Thursday following. They had been citizens of their vicinity for a number of years, and both members of the church, one in the C.P. Church, and the other a member of the M.E. Church. It may well and truly be said of them, that the church has lost two valuable members, and a breach has been made in society that cannot be easily repaired.
Contributor: Mel Davis (49103460)
17 May 1873, Sat
Page 2
Lynville Items
Since my last, two of our most worthy, highly esteemed and best citizens of this township, have been called from time to enter upon the realities of vast and neverending eternity, David and Abraham Eby, brother. David died on Monday the 5th inst., and Abraham on Thursday following. They had been citizens of their vicinity for a number of years, and both members of the church, one in the C.P. Church, and the other a member of the M.E. Church. It may well and truly be said of them, that the church has lost two valuable members, and a breach has been made in society that cannot be easily repaired.
Contributor: Mel Davis (49103460)
The Boonville Enquirer (Boonville, Indiana)
17 May 1873, Sat
Page 2
Lynville Items
Since my last, two of our most worthy, highly esteemed and best citizens of this township, have been called from time to enter upon the realities of vast and neverending eternity, David and Abraham Eby, brother. David died on Monday the 5th inst., and Abraham on Thursday following. They had been citizens of their vicinity for a number of years, and both members of the church, one in the C.P. Church, and the other a member of the M.E. Church. It may well and truly be said of them, that the church has lost two valuable members, and a breach has been made in society that cannot be easily repaired.
Contributor: Mel Davis (49103460)
17 May 1873, Sat
Page 2
Lynville Items
Since my last, two of our most worthy, highly esteemed and best citizens of this township, have been called from time to enter upon the realities of vast and neverending eternity, David and Abraham Eby, brother. David died on Monday the 5th inst., and Abraham on Thursday following. They had been citizens of their vicinity for a number of years, and both members of the church, one in the C.P. Church, and the other a member of the M.E. Church. It may well and truly be said of them, that the church has lost two valuable members, and a breach has been made in society that cannot be easily repaired.
Contributor: Mel Davis (49103460)
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