Died at her home near White Cottage, Pa., Sunday, April 12, 1891, of complication of disease, Mrs. Maggie Hull, wife of Wm. Hull and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kinney. Maggie was an estimable young lady and beloved by all for her sunny disposition and kindly affection. She had only been married a short time and by her death she leaves a sorrowing husband and other relatives to mourn her untimely death. During the past winter she made a profession of religion and through all her sickness she was comforted by the thought that Jesus had prepared a place for her. About two weeks previous to her death she called her friends around her and bade them good bye, saying that the angels had called her and that she was ready to go, only regretting to leave her husband so soon. All during her illness she bore her suffering like a soldier of the cross, even when so weak that she could scarcely talk she would sing one hymn after another. The funeral took place Monday April 13, 1891, the remains being placed in the family burying ground followed by a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends.
(Waynesburg Democrat, May 1, 1891)
(Waynesburg Democrat, May 1, 1891)
Died at her home near White Cottage, Pa., Sunday, April 12, 1891, of complication of disease, Mrs. Maggie Hull, wife of Wm. Hull and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kinney. Maggie was an estimable young lady and beloved by all for her sunny disposition and kindly affection. She had only been married a short time and by her death she leaves a sorrowing husband and other relatives to mourn her untimely death. During the past winter she made a profession of religion and through all her sickness she was comforted by the thought that Jesus had prepared a place for her. About two weeks previous to her death she called her friends around her and bade them good bye, saying that the angels had called her and that she was ready to go, only regretting to leave her husband so soon. All during her illness she bore her suffering like a soldier of the cross, even when so weak that she could scarcely talk she would sing one hymn after another. The funeral took place Monday April 13, 1891, the remains being placed in the family burying ground followed by a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends.
(Waynesburg Democrat, May 1, 1891)
(Waynesburg Democrat, May 1, 1891)
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