Unknown Newspaper; Mankey---At the Tinkerham House, in Zeleski, Ohio, at 4:30 on Monday morning, May 6, 1878, of consumption, Mrs. Ella L. Mankey, wife of H. C. Mankey, age 25 years, 11 months and 6 days. The deceased was a daughter of Henry Bobo, Elk Township.
Her illness was long--Very Long and Very Patiently did she bear her suffering. Her departure has left a vacancy in her little family and in the social circle which no earthly object can fill.
Gone from the lovely spot where Ella loved to stay. With brightening hopes, till age has taken her soul away; Gone to the realm which Jesus' precious blood had bought. Where 'mids still higher bliss the earth has passed from though.
Her illness was long--Very Long and Very Patiently did she bear her suffering. Her departure has left a vacancy in her little family and in the social circle which no earthly object can fill.
Gone from the lovely spot where Ella loved to stay. With brightening hopes, till age has taken her soul away; Gone to the realm which Jesus' precious blood had bought. Where 'mids still higher bliss the earth has passed from though.
Unknown Newspaper; Mankey---At the Tinkerham House, in Zeleski, Ohio, at 4:30 on Monday morning, May 6, 1878, of consumption, Mrs. Ella L. Mankey, wife of H. C. Mankey, age 25 years, 11 months and 6 days. The deceased was a daughter of Henry Bobo, Elk Township.
Her illness was long--Very Long and Very Patiently did she bear her suffering. Her departure has left a vacancy in her little family and in the social circle which no earthly object can fill.
Gone from the lovely spot where Ella loved to stay. With brightening hopes, till age has taken her soul away; Gone to the realm which Jesus' precious blood had bought. Where 'mids still higher bliss the earth has passed from though.
Her illness was long--Very Long and Very Patiently did she bear her suffering. Her departure has left a vacancy in her little family and in the social circle which no earthly object can fill.
Gone from the lovely spot where Ella loved to stay. With brightening hopes, till age has taken her soul away; Gone to the realm which Jesus' precious blood had bought. Where 'mids still higher bliss the earth has passed from though.
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