The Cherokee Advance 17 June 1887 p 3
Tributes of Respect
Mrs. S. J. Hardin, wife of the late Capt. E. C. Hardin, died at her home in Atlanta on Friday last of heart disease. On Saturday her remains were brought to Woodstock for interment. Funeral services were conducted by Dr. W. H. Dean and Rev. W. J. Barton. Having lived a long time at this place she leaves a large circle of friends to mourn her departure. Her's was one of those exceptionally good natures, that illuminates the home and the community. Her noble traits of character and suavity of manners won the love of all who knew her. Her life is worthy of our emulation. She was a consistent member of the Baptist church for many years, ever manifesting her love to God and her neighbors, and we will surely greet her on the other shore, if we are permitted to share the pleasures at God's right hand.
A Friend
Woodstock, Ga., June 14th, 1887.
"Annotated Obituary" from Cherokee Advance (Canton, Georgia) – September 16, 1887
Sallie J. Hardin was born at Fairfield, SC., August 7, 1827 and died the 10th of June. 1887. Sister Hardin was remarkable for her lovely Christian character and was a devoted wife and mother. (Locals; Page 3 Col 3)
Tributes of Respect
Mrs. S. J. Hardin, wife of the late Capt. E. C. Hardin, died at her home in Atlanta on Friday last of heart disease. On Saturday her remains were brought to Woodstock for interment. Funeral services were conducted by Dr. W. H. Dean and Rev. W. J. Barton. Having lived a long time at this place she leaves a large circle of friends to mourn her departure. Her's was one of those exceptionally good natures, that illuminates the home and the community. Her noble traits of character and suavity of manners won the love of all who knew her. Her life is worthy of our emulation. She was a consistent member of the Baptist church for many years, ever manifesting her love to God and her neighbors, and we will surely greet her on the other shore, if we are permitted to share the pleasures at God's right hand.
A Friend
Woodstock, Ga., June 14th, 1887.
"Annotated Obituary" from Cherokee Advance (Canton, Georgia) – September 16, 1887
Sallie J. Hardin was born at Fairfield, SC., August 7, 1827 and died the 10th of June. 1887. Sister Hardin was remarkable for her lovely Christian character and was a devoted wife and mother. (Locals; Page 3 Col 3)
The Cherokee Advance 17 June 1887 p 3
Tributes of Respect
Mrs. S. J. Hardin, wife of the late Capt. E. C. Hardin, died at her home in Atlanta on Friday last of heart disease. On Saturday her remains were brought to Woodstock for interment. Funeral services were conducted by Dr. W. H. Dean and Rev. W. J. Barton. Having lived a long time at this place she leaves a large circle of friends to mourn her departure. Her's was one of those exceptionally good natures, that illuminates the home and the community. Her noble traits of character and suavity of manners won the love of all who knew her. Her life is worthy of our emulation. She was a consistent member of the Baptist church for many years, ever manifesting her love to God and her neighbors, and we will surely greet her on the other shore, if we are permitted to share the pleasures at God's right hand.
A Friend
Woodstock, Ga., June 14th, 1887.
"Annotated Obituary" from Cherokee Advance (Canton, Georgia) – September 16, 1887
Sallie J. Hardin was born at Fairfield, SC., August 7, 1827 and died the 10th of June. 1887. Sister Hardin was remarkable for her lovely Christian character and was a devoted wife and mother. (Locals; Page 3 Col 3)
Tributes of Respect
Mrs. S. J. Hardin, wife of the late Capt. E. C. Hardin, died at her home in Atlanta on Friday last of heart disease. On Saturday her remains were brought to Woodstock for interment. Funeral services were conducted by Dr. W. H. Dean and Rev. W. J. Barton. Having lived a long time at this place she leaves a large circle of friends to mourn her departure. Her's was one of those exceptionally good natures, that illuminates the home and the community. Her noble traits of character and suavity of manners won the love of all who knew her. Her life is worthy of our emulation. She was a consistent member of the Baptist church for many years, ever manifesting her love to God and her neighbors, and we will surely greet her on the other shore, if we are permitted to share the pleasures at God's right hand.
A Friend
Woodstock, Ga., June 14th, 1887.
"Annotated Obituary" from Cherokee Advance (Canton, Georgia) – September 16, 1887
Sallie J. Hardin was born at Fairfield, SC., August 7, 1827 and died the 10th of June. 1887. Sister Hardin was remarkable for her lovely Christian character and was a devoted wife and mother. (Locals; Page 3 Col 3)
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