Wife of Francis Marion Shreve
Mary C. Shreve, wife of F. Shreve, of Lambert’s Run, passed peacefully to the land of the blessed Sept. 15, 1908. She was a devoted mother, affectionate companion and loved her neighbors as herself. She was also possessed of a cheerful hear and wore a sunny countenance and was greatly beloved by old and young alike.
Mrs. Shreve was converted at the United Brethren Church at Peoria the winter of 1879 and has been a devoted Christian ever since. Her last illness found her ready and she closed her life to earth to open them in Heaven.
Source- The daily telegram., September 23, 1908
Mary C. Shreve, wife of F. Shreve, of Lambert’s Run, passed peacefully to the land of the blessed Sept. 15, 1908. She was a devoted mother, affectionate companion and loved her neighbors as herself. She was also possessed of a cheerful hear and wore a sunny countenance and was greatly beloved by old and young alike.
Mrs. Shreve was converted at the United Brethren Church at Peoria the winter of 1879 and has been a devoted Christian ever since. Her last illness found her ready and she closed her life to earth to open them in Heaven.
Source- The daily telegram., September 23, 1908
Wife of Francis Marion Shreve
Mary C. Shreve, wife of F. Shreve, of Lambert’s Run, passed peacefully to the land of the blessed Sept. 15, 1908. She was a devoted mother, affectionate companion and loved her neighbors as herself. She was also possessed of a cheerful hear and wore a sunny countenance and was greatly beloved by old and young alike.
Mrs. Shreve was converted at the United Brethren Church at Peoria the winter of 1879 and has been a devoted Christian ever since. Her last illness found her ready and she closed her life to earth to open them in Heaven.
Source- The daily telegram., September 23, 1908
Mary C. Shreve, wife of F. Shreve, of Lambert’s Run, passed peacefully to the land of the blessed Sept. 15, 1908. She was a devoted mother, affectionate companion and loved her neighbors as herself. She was also possessed of a cheerful hear and wore a sunny countenance and was greatly beloved by old and young alike.
Mrs. Shreve was converted at the United Brethren Church at Peoria the winter of 1879 and has been a devoted Christian ever since. Her last illness found her ready and she closed her life to earth to open them in Heaven.
Source- The daily telegram., September 23, 1908
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