ELIZABETH SMITH
Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Smith of Mishicott, mother of Ira P. Smith died at her home lately.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, April 26, 1883
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(Note: Stone may have been mis-read)
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IN MEMORIAM
Lines Dedicated To Mrs. Daniel Smith:
Our Mother's journey is ended; God has called her home;
She has gone to meet her loved one, where parting never comes
Her days of strength were over, her kind brown eyes were dim
Her youthful strength had left her, yet her soul was bright within
The path of daily duty was ever her delight
She walked by faith and patience, and trusted God for sight.
Her hands with careful labor each day their mission told
Her deeds like heavenly roses still bloom though she's resting in the tomb
O, fond mother, once so faithful
Thou truest earthly friend
We pray in peace to meet you
Where reunions never end.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, May 17, 1883.
Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Smith of Mishicott, mother of Ira P. Smith died at her home lately.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, April 26, 1883
********
(Note: Stone may have been mis-read)
********
IN MEMORIAM
Lines Dedicated To Mrs. Daniel Smith:
Our Mother's journey is ended; God has called her home;
She has gone to meet her loved one, where parting never comes
Her days of strength were over, her kind brown eyes were dim
Her youthful strength had left her, yet her soul was bright within
The path of daily duty was ever her delight
She walked by faith and patience, and trusted God for sight.
Her hands with careful labor each day their mission told
Her deeds like heavenly roses still bloom though she's resting in the tomb
O, fond mother, once so faithful
Thou truest earthly friend
We pray in peace to meet you
Where reunions never end.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, May 17, 1883.
ELIZABETH SMITH
Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Smith of Mishicott, mother of Ira P. Smith died at her home lately.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, April 26, 1883
********
(Note: Stone may have been mis-read)
********
IN MEMORIAM
Lines Dedicated To Mrs. Daniel Smith:
Our Mother's journey is ended; God has called her home;
She has gone to meet her loved one, where parting never comes
Her days of strength were over, her kind brown eyes were dim
Her youthful strength had left her, yet her soul was bright within
The path of daily duty was ever her delight
She walked by faith and patience, and trusted God for sight.
Her hands with careful labor each day their mission told
Her deeds like heavenly roses still bloom though she's resting in the tomb
O, fond mother, once so faithful
Thou truest earthly friend
We pray in peace to meet you
Where reunions never end.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, May 17, 1883.
Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Smith of Mishicott, mother of Ira P. Smith died at her home lately.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, April 26, 1883
********
(Note: Stone may have been mis-read)
********
IN MEMORIAM
Lines Dedicated To Mrs. Daniel Smith:
Our Mother's journey is ended; God has called her home;
She has gone to meet her loved one, where parting never comes
Her days of strength were over, her kind brown eyes were dim
Her youthful strength had left her, yet her soul was bright within
The path of daily duty was ever her delight
She walked by faith and patience, and trusted God for sight.
Her hands with careful labor each day their mission told
Her deeds like heavenly roses still bloom though she's resting in the tomb
O, fond mother, once so faithful
Thou truest earthly friend
We pray in peace to meet you
Where reunions never end.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, May 17, 1883.
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