Information from: Cemeteries of Davidson CO TN
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Mrs. Louisa Hudson, wife of Wash. B. Hudson, of Nashville, Tenn., after a protracted and painful illness passed from this life to her heavenly home, March 4, 1894, and was buried in Spring Hill Cemetery. She was born in this county, Garrard, Nov. 10, 1817, therefore was 77 years, 4 months, and 25 days old at the time of her death. She was the daughter of Isaac Marksberry, who was one of the first members that constituted the Christian church at this place. He was respected and always an humble servant of God. She was the last of a family of six brothers and four sisters, who preceded her to the heavenly world. She was the sister of Samuel and Rudolph Marksberry, Mrs. Barbara and Susan Salter, who were esteemed and favorably known in this community. She confessed faith in Jesus while quite young, under the powerful preaching of Elder Carroll Kendrick, and united with the Antioch Christian church, and was a faithful and conscientious Christian all her life. She was gentle and retiring in her nature, strong in her attachments, and held on to friends with a firm and loving grasp. As a wife and mother she was unselfish, self-sacrificing, loving and faithful. She lived well the days allotted to her, and now that she has left us we can truly say, "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord," or "Well done; enter into the joys of thy Lord.
H. A. B. M.
Gospel Advocate, May 3, 1894, page 275.
Provided by K Sparkman
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Mrs. Louisa Hudson, wife of Wash. B. Hudson, of Nashville, Tenn., after a protracted and painful illness passed from this life to her heavenly home, March 4, 1894, and was buried in Spring Hill Cemetery. She was born in this county, Garrard, Nov. 10, 1817, therefore was 77 years, 4 months, and 25 days old at the time of her death. She was the daughter of Isaac Marksberry, who was one of the first members that constituted the Christian church at this place. He was respected and always an humble servant of God. She was the last of a family of six brothers and four sisters, who preceded her to the heavenly world. She was the sister of Samuel and Rudolph Marksberry, Mrs. Barbara and Susan Salter, who were esteemed and favorably known in this community. She confessed faith in Jesus while quite young, under the powerful preaching of Elder Carroll Kendrick, and united with the Antioch Christian church, and was a faithful and conscientious Christian all her life. She was gentle and retiring in her nature, strong in her attachments, and held on to friends with a firm and loving grasp. As a wife and mother she was unselfish, self-sacrificing, loving and faithful. She lived well the days allotted to her, and now that she has left us we can truly say, "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord," or "Well done; enter into the joys of thy Lord.
H. A. B. M.
Gospel Advocate, May 3, 1894, page 275.
Provided by K Sparkman
Information from: Cemeteries of Davidson CO TN
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Mrs. Louisa Hudson, wife of Wash. B. Hudson, of Nashville, Tenn., after a protracted and painful illness passed from this life to her heavenly home, March 4, 1894, and was buried in Spring Hill Cemetery. She was born in this county, Garrard, Nov. 10, 1817, therefore was 77 years, 4 months, and 25 days old at the time of her death. She was the daughter of Isaac Marksberry, who was one of the first members that constituted the Christian church at this place. He was respected and always an humble servant of God. She was the last of a family of six brothers and four sisters, who preceded her to the heavenly world. She was the sister of Samuel and Rudolph Marksberry, Mrs. Barbara and Susan Salter, who were esteemed and favorably known in this community. She confessed faith in Jesus while quite young, under the powerful preaching of Elder Carroll Kendrick, and united with the Antioch Christian church, and was a faithful and conscientious Christian all her life. She was gentle and retiring in her nature, strong in her attachments, and held on to friends with a firm and loving grasp. As a wife and mother she was unselfish, self-sacrificing, loving and faithful. She lived well the days allotted to her, and now that she has left us we can truly say, "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord," or "Well done; enter into the joys of thy Lord.
H. A. B. M.
Gospel Advocate, May 3, 1894, page 275.
Provided by K Sparkman
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Mrs. Louisa Hudson, wife of Wash. B. Hudson, of Nashville, Tenn., after a protracted and painful illness passed from this life to her heavenly home, March 4, 1894, and was buried in Spring Hill Cemetery. She was born in this county, Garrard, Nov. 10, 1817, therefore was 77 years, 4 months, and 25 days old at the time of her death. She was the daughter of Isaac Marksberry, who was one of the first members that constituted the Christian church at this place. He was respected and always an humble servant of God. She was the last of a family of six brothers and four sisters, who preceded her to the heavenly world. She was the sister of Samuel and Rudolph Marksberry, Mrs. Barbara and Susan Salter, who were esteemed and favorably known in this community. She confessed faith in Jesus while quite young, under the powerful preaching of Elder Carroll Kendrick, and united with the Antioch Christian church, and was a faithful and conscientious Christian all her life. She was gentle and retiring in her nature, strong in her attachments, and held on to friends with a firm and loving grasp. As a wife and mother she was unselfish, self-sacrificing, loving and faithful. She lived well the days allotted to her, and now that she has left us we can truly say, "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord," or "Well done; enter into the joys of thy Lord.
H. A. B. M.
Gospel Advocate, May 3, 1894, page 275.
Provided by K Sparkman
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In Memory of
Louisa
Wife of W. B Hudson
Daughter of
Isaac Marksberry
BORN NOV. 10, 1817
DIED MARCH 4, 1894.
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