Daughter of Joseph and Catherine (Kittie) (Gatewood) Dougherty of Jessamine CO. KY.
Second Wife of John McCune They were wed Jan 29-1878 in Howard Co MO. They did not have any children
Aged 63y 2m 13d
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Obituary
8 Feb 1895--FROM HARRISBURG--The death of Mrs. Elizabeth McCune which
occurred on the morning of Jan. 28th at the residence of her husband, Elder John
McCune, in Renick, has cast a gloom over the relatives, her numerous acquaintances and
many friends which only time can soften but not remove. Her remains were brought to
Mt. Pleasant for interment, where many of her happiest years were spent. The leading
facts in the history of Elizabeth McCune can be stated in a few words. She was the
daughter of Joseph and Kitty Dougherty, and was born in Howard county, MO,
November 15, 1831. After the death of her mother she was the comforter of her afflicted
father and the support of the family. Such she continued to be until united in marriage
Jan 29, 1878, when she resigned her position with perfect grace. By the force of her
example she contributed to the establishment of perfect confidence and cordial sympathy
in the completed family circle. She was admitted to full communion in the Mount
Pleasant Christian church in 1857. On the occasion of her funeral the depth of the
sympathy of the community was manifested by the large attendance at the church (The
rest omitted, because it was a sermon, without any reference to the above).
Second Wife of John McCune They were wed Jan 29-1878 in Howard Co MO. They did not have any children
Aged 63y 2m 13d
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Obituary
8 Feb 1895--FROM HARRISBURG--The death of Mrs. Elizabeth McCune which
occurred on the morning of Jan. 28th at the residence of her husband, Elder John
McCune, in Renick, has cast a gloom over the relatives, her numerous acquaintances and
many friends which only time can soften but not remove. Her remains were brought to
Mt. Pleasant for interment, where many of her happiest years were spent. The leading
facts in the history of Elizabeth McCune can be stated in a few words. She was the
daughter of Joseph and Kitty Dougherty, and was born in Howard county, MO,
November 15, 1831. After the death of her mother she was the comforter of her afflicted
father and the support of the family. Such she continued to be until united in marriage
Jan 29, 1878, when she resigned her position with perfect grace. By the force of her
example she contributed to the establishment of perfect confidence and cordial sympathy
in the completed family circle. She was admitted to full communion in the Mount
Pleasant Christian church in 1857. On the occasion of her funeral the depth of the
sympathy of the community was manifested by the large attendance at the church (The
rest omitted, because it was a sermon, without any reference to the above).
Daughter of Joseph and Catherine (Kittie) (Gatewood) Dougherty of Jessamine CO. KY.
Second Wife of John McCune They were wed Jan 29-1878 in Howard Co MO. They did not have any children
Aged 63y 2m 13d
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Obituary
8 Feb 1895--FROM HARRISBURG--The death of Mrs. Elizabeth McCune which
occurred on the morning of Jan. 28th at the residence of her husband, Elder John
McCune, in Renick, has cast a gloom over the relatives, her numerous acquaintances and
many friends which only time can soften but not remove. Her remains were brought to
Mt. Pleasant for interment, where many of her happiest years were spent. The leading
facts in the history of Elizabeth McCune can be stated in a few words. She was the
daughter of Joseph and Kitty Dougherty, and was born in Howard county, MO,
November 15, 1831. After the death of her mother she was the comforter of her afflicted
father and the support of the family. Such she continued to be until united in marriage
Jan 29, 1878, when she resigned her position with perfect grace. By the force of her
example she contributed to the establishment of perfect confidence and cordial sympathy
in the completed family circle. She was admitted to full communion in the Mount
Pleasant Christian church in 1857. On the occasion of her funeral the depth of the
sympathy of the community was manifested by the large attendance at the church (The
rest omitted, because it was a sermon, without any reference to the above).
Second Wife of John McCune They were wed Jan 29-1878 in Howard Co MO. They did not have any children
Aged 63y 2m 13d
=======
Obituary
8 Feb 1895--FROM HARRISBURG--The death of Mrs. Elizabeth McCune which
occurred on the morning of Jan. 28th at the residence of her husband, Elder John
McCune, in Renick, has cast a gloom over the relatives, her numerous acquaintances and
many friends which only time can soften but not remove. Her remains were brought to
Mt. Pleasant for interment, where many of her happiest years were spent. The leading
facts in the history of Elizabeth McCune can be stated in a few words. She was the
daughter of Joseph and Kitty Dougherty, and was born in Howard county, MO,
November 15, 1831. After the death of her mother she was the comforter of her afflicted
father and the support of the family. Such she continued to be until united in marriage
Jan 29, 1878, when she resigned her position with perfect grace. By the force of her
example she contributed to the establishment of perfect confidence and cordial sympathy
in the completed family circle. She was admitted to full communion in the Mount
Pleasant Christian church in 1857. On the occasion of her funeral the depth of the
sympathy of the community was manifested by the large attendance at the church (The
rest omitted, because it was a sermon, without any reference to the above).
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