married, son of James Templeman and Abigail King
d. cert 28306
married Zada Heaton in 1903
Orville E Templeman, son of James and Abigail Templeman was born in Schuyler county, Mo October 14, 1885 and died Aug. 28, 1912, aged 27 years 10 months and 14 days.
He was married Nov. 1, 1903 to Miss Zada Heaton and to this union was born four children all of whom are living. Besides his wife and children he leaves an aged mother, three brothers and three sisters and other relatives to mourn his death.
Mr. Templeman united with the Methodist church in 1906 however he was not fully converted until last winter under the preaching of Rev. Barnes at the Fabius church.
Funeral services were held Friday August 29 and the remains laid to rest in the Fabius cemetery.
My brethren all I bid adieu. Your fellowship I love in time I'll never more see you, but soon we'll meet above. Dearest children be near my heart. For nature seems to bind so strong it grieves me to depart and leave them all behind.
Dear Lord a father to them be and shield them from all harm that they may know and worship Thee.
And rest upon Thy arm.
Darling wife, my bosom friend, The object of my love, The time's been sweet on earth with thee, My sweet and harmless dove. My dear you've often looked for me And often see me confess. And now I must depart from you and never more return. My dearest don't weep for me. Neither lament nor mourn; I trust I shall with Jesus be, While you are left alone. I never shall return to thee. Don't let this grieve thy heart; But you shall quickly come to me. Where we shall never part.
Wife and Mother
Lancaster Excelsior
Lancaster, Missouri
September 6, 1912
d. cert 28306
married Zada Heaton in 1903
Orville E Templeman, son of James and Abigail Templeman was born in Schuyler county, Mo October 14, 1885 and died Aug. 28, 1912, aged 27 years 10 months and 14 days.
He was married Nov. 1, 1903 to Miss Zada Heaton and to this union was born four children all of whom are living. Besides his wife and children he leaves an aged mother, three brothers and three sisters and other relatives to mourn his death.
Mr. Templeman united with the Methodist church in 1906 however he was not fully converted until last winter under the preaching of Rev. Barnes at the Fabius church.
Funeral services were held Friday August 29 and the remains laid to rest in the Fabius cemetery.
My brethren all I bid adieu. Your fellowship I love in time I'll never more see you, but soon we'll meet above. Dearest children be near my heart. For nature seems to bind so strong it grieves me to depart and leave them all behind.
Dear Lord a father to them be and shield them from all harm that they may know and worship Thee.
And rest upon Thy arm.
Darling wife, my bosom friend, The object of my love, The time's been sweet on earth with thee, My sweet and harmless dove. My dear you've often looked for me And often see me confess. And now I must depart from you and never more return. My dearest don't weep for me. Neither lament nor mourn; I trust I shall with Jesus be, While you are left alone. I never shall return to thee. Don't let this grieve thy heart; But you shall quickly come to me. Where we shall never part.
Wife and Mother
Lancaster Excelsior
Lancaster, Missouri
September 6, 1912
married, son of James Templeman and Abigail King
d. cert 28306
married Zada Heaton in 1903
Orville E Templeman, son of James and Abigail Templeman was born in Schuyler county, Mo October 14, 1885 and died Aug. 28, 1912, aged 27 years 10 months and 14 days.
He was married Nov. 1, 1903 to Miss Zada Heaton and to this union was born four children all of whom are living. Besides his wife and children he leaves an aged mother, three brothers and three sisters and other relatives to mourn his death.
Mr. Templeman united with the Methodist church in 1906 however he was not fully converted until last winter under the preaching of Rev. Barnes at the Fabius church.
Funeral services were held Friday August 29 and the remains laid to rest in the Fabius cemetery.
My brethren all I bid adieu. Your fellowship I love in time I'll never more see you, but soon we'll meet above. Dearest children be near my heart. For nature seems to bind so strong it grieves me to depart and leave them all behind.
Dear Lord a father to them be and shield them from all harm that they may know and worship Thee.
And rest upon Thy arm.
Darling wife, my bosom friend, The object of my love, The time's been sweet on earth with thee, My sweet and harmless dove. My dear you've often looked for me And often see me confess. And now I must depart from you and never more return. My dearest don't weep for me. Neither lament nor mourn; I trust I shall with Jesus be, While you are left alone. I never shall return to thee. Don't let this grieve thy heart; But you shall quickly come to me. Where we shall never part.
Wife and Mother
Lancaster Excelsior
Lancaster, Missouri
September 6, 1912
d. cert 28306
married Zada Heaton in 1903
Orville E Templeman, son of James and Abigail Templeman was born in Schuyler county, Mo October 14, 1885 and died Aug. 28, 1912, aged 27 years 10 months and 14 days.
He was married Nov. 1, 1903 to Miss Zada Heaton and to this union was born four children all of whom are living. Besides his wife and children he leaves an aged mother, three brothers and three sisters and other relatives to mourn his death.
Mr. Templeman united with the Methodist church in 1906 however he was not fully converted until last winter under the preaching of Rev. Barnes at the Fabius church.
Funeral services were held Friday August 29 and the remains laid to rest in the Fabius cemetery.
My brethren all I bid adieu. Your fellowship I love in time I'll never more see you, but soon we'll meet above. Dearest children be near my heart. For nature seems to bind so strong it grieves me to depart and leave them all behind.
Dear Lord a father to them be and shield them from all harm that they may know and worship Thee.
And rest upon Thy arm.
Darling wife, my bosom friend, The object of my love, The time's been sweet on earth with thee, My sweet and harmless dove. My dear you've often looked for me And often see me confess. And now I must depart from you and never more return. My dearest don't weep for me. Neither lament nor mourn; I trust I shall with Jesus be, While you are left alone. I never shall return to thee. Don't let this grieve thy heart; But you shall quickly come to me. Where we shall never part.
Wife and Mother
Lancaster Excelsior
Lancaster, Missouri
September 6, 1912
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