In this city, 15th inst., of neuralgia of the stomach, Flora, wife of Timothy Feller, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Dreisbach, aged 26 years 11 months 10 days.
So suddenly was the young and beloved one called from the midst of her family, so short is the time since she was with them alive and as well as usual, though always delicate for some years, that it seems hardly possible that she is dead.
Ten years ago she united with the Evangelical Church, and when yesterday morning, after appropriate services in the house of worship here, they carried her to Ebenezer Church, to the family burying place, followed by a large concourse of mourners, it was with the assurance that she rested in peace.
Mrs. Feller had been married less than two years, and leaves to sorrow for her, beside her husband and parents, an only sister.
* Obituary copied from the Circleville Union-Herald dated July 21, 1876
So suddenly was the young and beloved one called from the midst of her family, so short is the time since she was with them alive and as well as usual, though always delicate for some years, that it seems hardly possible that she is dead.
Ten years ago she united with the Evangelical Church, and when yesterday morning, after appropriate services in the house of worship here, they carried her to Ebenezer Church, to the family burying place, followed by a large concourse of mourners, it was with the assurance that she rested in peace.
Mrs. Feller had been married less than two years, and leaves to sorrow for her, beside her husband and parents, an only sister.
* Obituary copied from the Circleville Union-Herald dated July 21, 1876
In this city, 15th inst., of neuralgia of the stomach, Flora, wife of Timothy Feller, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Dreisbach, aged 26 years 11 months 10 days.
So suddenly was the young and beloved one called from the midst of her family, so short is the time since she was with them alive and as well as usual, though always delicate for some years, that it seems hardly possible that she is dead.
Ten years ago she united with the Evangelical Church, and when yesterday morning, after appropriate services in the house of worship here, they carried her to Ebenezer Church, to the family burying place, followed by a large concourse of mourners, it was with the assurance that she rested in peace.
Mrs. Feller had been married less than two years, and leaves to sorrow for her, beside her husband and parents, an only sister.
* Obituary copied from the Circleville Union-Herald dated July 21, 1876
So suddenly was the young and beloved one called from the midst of her family, so short is the time since she was with them alive and as well as usual, though always delicate for some years, that it seems hardly possible that she is dead.
Ten years ago she united with the Evangelical Church, and when yesterday morning, after appropriate services in the house of worship here, they carried her to Ebenezer Church, to the family burying place, followed by a large concourse of mourners, it was with the assurance that she rested in peace.
Mrs. Feller had been married less than two years, and leaves to sorrow for her, beside her husband and parents, an only sister.
* Obituary copied from the Circleville Union-Herald dated July 21, 1876
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"Wife of Timothy Feller
Daughter of M.E. and E.R. Dreisbach
Aged 26y 11m 10d
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