"Died in South Bend, Indiana, October 6th., EDDY son of Clement and Charity Studebaker, aged one year 4 months and 8 days."
Eddy's obituary in The Gospel Visitor included the following poem by Rev. George Witwer, husband of Clement's sister Elizabeth.
"Little Eddy, is no more,
For his pilgrimage is o'er;
Glory, glory, is his theme,
With the saints in high esteam, [sic]
+++++++++++++++++++
Little Eddy you shall see,
Parents, if you holy be,- --
In the realms of glory meet,
And your little Eddy greet.
------------[Rev.] G[eorge] W[itwer]"
SOURCE: The Gospel Visitor, December 1857, vol. VII, no. 13, page 378.
It's likely that the first-born son of Clement and 1st wife Charity was named for Dr. Norman B. Eddy, district school examiner and Studebaker family friend. [Note: Norman Eddy, b. 10 Dec 1810 Scipio, New York, d. 28 Jan 1872 Indianapolis, Indiana was a respected American physician, politician and military officer.]
Above content, based on personal research, added by S.A.Studebaker 9/21/2017.
Eddy's obituary in The Gospel Visitor included the following poem by Rev. George Witwer, husband of Clement's sister Elizabeth.
"Little Eddy, is no more,
For his pilgrimage is o'er;
Glory, glory, is his theme,
With the saints in high esteam, [sic]
+++++++++++++++++++
Little Eddy you shall see,
Parents, if you holy be,- --
In the realms of glory meet,
And your little Eddy greet.
------------[Rev.] G[eorge] W[itwer]"
SOURCE: The Gospel Visitor, December 1857, vol. VII, no. 13, page 378.
It's likely that the first-born son of Clement and 1st wife Charity was named for Dr. Norman B. Eddy, district school examiner and Studebaker family friend. [Note: Norman Eddy, b. 10 Dec 1810 Scipio, New York, d. 28 Jan 1872 Indianapolis, Indiana was a respected American physician, politician and military officer.]
Above content, based on personal research, added by S.A.Studebaker 9/21/2017.
"Died in South Bend, Indiana, October 6th., EDDY son of Clement and Charity Studebaker, aged one year 4 months and 8 days."
Eddy's obituary in The Gospel Visitor included the following poem by Rev. George Witwer, husband of Clement's sister Elizabeth.
"Little Eddy, is no more,
For his pilgrimage is o'er;
Glory, glory, is his theme,
With the saints in high esteam, [sic]
+++++++++++++++++++
Little Eddy you shall see,
Parents, if you holy be,- --
In the realms of glory meet,
And your little Eddy greet.
------------[Rev.] G[eorge] W[itwer]"
SOURCE: The Gospel Visitor, December 1857, vol. VII, no. 13, page 378.
It's likely that the first-born son of Clement and 1st wife Charity was named for Dr. Norman B. Eddy, district school examiner and Studebaker family friend. [Note: Norman Eddy, b. 10 Dec 1810 Scipio, New York, d. 28 Jan 1872 Indianapolis, Indiana was a respected American physician, politician and military officer.]
Above content, based on personal research, added by S.A.Studebaker 9/21/2017.
Eddy's obituary in The Gospel Visitor included the following poem by Rev. George Witwer, husband of Clement's sister Elizabeth.
"Little Eddy, is no more,
For his pilgrimage is o'er;
Glory, glory, is his theme,
With the saints in high esteam, [sic]
+++++++++++++++++++
Little Eddy you shall see,
Parents, if you holy be,- --
In the realms of glory meet,
And your little Eddy greet.
------------[Rev.] G[eorge] W[itwer]"
SOURCE: The Gospel Visitor, December 1857, vol. VII, no. 13, page 378.
It's likely that the first-born son of Clement and 1st wife Charity was named for Dr. Norman B. Eddy, district school examiner and Studebaker family friend. [Note: Norman Eddy, b. 10 Dec 1810 Scipio, New York, d. 28 Jan 1872 Indianapolis, Indiana was a respected American physician, politician and military officer.]
Above content, based on personal research, added by S.A.Studebaker 9/21/2017.
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