Sunday, August 30th, Mrs. Ben Wofford passed gently to rest at her home near Newcomb, and was buried in the Albany Cemetery. Mrs. Woffard had been in bad health for the last year of two. She had been seriously ill for weeks, and the end was lookeded for at any time, and so some time Sunday (we don't know the hour) the dreaded messenger came, and her spirit was wafted back to the one who gave its. No one stood higher in the estimation of her neighbors and friends that Mrs. Wofford, as one of her neighbors expressed it to us, "She will be greatly missed in the community, because she had such a loving, noble Christian spirit." We extend our sympathy to her devoted husband, who nursed her through all her sickness, who was ever at her side, during her illness, attended to all her wants and did it so lovingly and patiently.
Albany News
Sept. 4, 1903
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Albany News
Sept. 4, 1903
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Sunday, August 30th, Mrs. Ben Wofford passed gently to rest at her home near Newcomb, and was buried in the Albany Cemetery. Mrs. Woffard had been in bad health for the last year of two. She had been seriously ill for weeks, and the end was lookeded for at any time, and so some time Sunday (we don't know the hour) the dreaded messenger came, and her spirit was wafted back to the one who gave its. No one stood higher in the estimation of her neighbors and friends that Mrs. Wofford, as one of her neighbors expressed it to us, "She will be greatly missed in the community, because she had such a loving, noble Christian spirit." We extend our sympathy to her devoted husband, who nursed her through all her sickness, who was ever at her side, during her illness, attended to all her wants and did it so lovingly and patiently.
Albany News
Sept. 4, 1903
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Albany News
Sept. 4, 1903
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