Daughter of John T. Wingo & Cynthia Wood, wife of Walker Dean Reynolds.
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SOURCE: Carolina Spartan Newspaper, Page 1
DATE: Wednesday, November 25, 1885
We are now mourning the loss of a good sister and friend, Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, wife of W.D. Reynolds, who departed this life on October 29th last, in the full assurance of a blessed immortality beyond the grave. She was a good wife and mother and a pious christian, uniting herself with the Mt. Zion Baptist Church in early life, was baptized by Rev. J.G. Landrum, remained in that Church till after her marriage, after which she moved her membership with her husband to Middle Tyger, where she remained till her death.
She leaves a husband and four little children and a host of friends to mourn her loss, the youngest babe only 8 weeks old. Her husband always had family prayer and when he was absent till after bedtime, she would always read her lesson and have prayer with her children. She was taken sick suddenly and in a little time became speechless, after which she never spoke again. She departed as sweetly and quietly as a babe goes to sleep. She was attended by Dr. J.O. Vernon, who did all he could. She was buried in the cemetery at Middle Tyger. Blessed are the dead who die in the lord. One who knew her
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SOURCE: Carolina Spartan
DATE: March 03, 1886
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, wife of Walker Reynolds, will be preached at Middle Tyger Church, the 2nd Sunday in March by Rev. L. Vaughn.
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NOTES: by Cathy Griffith
Nancy's tombstone inscription says "at rest". Her funeral was preached about 4 months after she died. Nancy's birth date in the family Bible was listed as 1844 but on her tombstone it says 1843.
{All transcribed by Cathy Griffith)
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SOURCE: Carolina Spartan Newspaper, Page 1
DATE: Wednesday, November 25, 1885
We are now mourning the loss of a good sister and friend, Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, wife of W.D. Reynolds, who departed this life on October 29th last, in the full assurance of a blessed immortality beyond the grave. She was a good wife and mother and a pious christian, uniting herself with the Mt. Zion Baptist Church in early life, was baptized by Rev. J.G. Landrum, remained in that Church till after her marriage, after which she moved her membership with her husband to Middle Tyger, where she remained till her death.
She leaves a husband and four little children and a host of friends to mourn her loss, the youngest babe only 8 weeks old. Her husband always had family prayer and when he was absent till after bedtime, she would always read her lesson and have prayer with her children. She was taken sick suddenly and in a little time became speechless, after which she never spoke again. She departed as sweetly and quietly as a babe goes to sleep. She was attended by Dr. J.O. Vernon, who did all he could. She was buried in the cemetery at Middle Tyger. Blessed are the dead who die in the lord. One who knew her
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SOURCE: Carolina Spartan
DATE: March 03, 1886
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, wife of Walker Reynolds, will be preached at Middle Tyger Church, the 2nd Sunday in March by Rev. L. Vaughn.
___________________________
NOTES: by Cathy Griffith
Nancy's tombstone inscription says "at rest". Her funeral was preached about 4 months after she died. Nancy's birth date in the family Bible was listed as 1844 but on her tombstone it says 1843.
{All transcribed by Cathy Griffith)
Daughter of John T. Wingo & Cynthia Wood, wife of Walker Dean Reynolds.
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SOURCE: Carolina Spartan Newspaper, Page 1
DATE: Wednesday, November 25, 1885
We are now mourning the loss of a good sister and friend, Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, wife of W.D. Reynolds, who departed this life on October 29th last, in the full assurance of a blessed immortality beyond the grave. She was a good wife and mother and a pious christian, uniting herself with the Mt. Zion Baptist Church in early life, was baptized by Rev. J.G. Landrum, remained in that Church till after her marriage, after which she moved her membership with her husband to Middle Tyger, where she remained till her death.
She leaves a husband and four little children and a host of friends to mourn her loss, the youngest babe only 8 weeks old. Her husband always had family prayer and when he was absent till after bedtime, she would always read her lesson and have prayer with her children. She was taken sick suddenly and in a little time became speechless, after which she never spoke again. She departed as sweetly and quietly as a babe goes to sleep. She was attended by Dr. J.O. Vernon, who did all he could. She was buried in the cemetery at Middle Tyger. Blessed are the dead who die in the lord. One who knew her
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SOURCE: Carolina Spartan
DATE: March 03, 1886
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, wife of Walker Reynolds, will be preached at Middle Tyger Church, the 2nd Sunday in March by Rev. L. Vaughn.
___________________________
NOTES: by Cathy Griffith
Nancy's tombstone inscription says "at rest". Her funeral was preached about 4 months after she died. Nancy's birth date in the family Bible was listed as 1844 but on her tombstone it says 1843.
{All transcribed by Cathy Griffith)
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SOURCE: Carolina Spartan Newspaper, Page 1
DATE: Wednesday, November 25, 1885
We are now mourning the loss of a good sister and friend, Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, wife of W.D. Reynolds, who departed this life on October 29th last, in the full assurance of a blessed immortality beyond the grave. She was a good wife and mother and a pious christian, uniting herself with the Mt. Zion Baptist Church in early life, was baptized by Rev. J.G. Landrum, remained in that Church till after her marriage, after which she moved her membership with her husband to Middle Tyger, where she remained till her death.
She leaves a husband and four little children and a host of friends to mourn her loss, the youngest babe only 8 weeks old. Her husband always had family prayer and when he was absent till after bedtime, she would always read her lesson and have prayer with her children. She was taken sick suddenly and in a little time became speechless, after which she never spoke again. She departed as sweetly and quietly as a babe goes to sleep. She was attended by Dr. J.O. Vernon, who did all he could. She was buried in the cemetery at Middle Tyger. Blessed are the dead who die in the lord. One who knew her
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SOURCE: Carolina Spartan
DATE: March 03, 1886
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, wife of Walker Reynolds, will be preached at Middle Tyger Church, the 2nd Sunday in March by Rev. L. Vaughn.
___________________________
NOTES: by Cathy Griffith
Nancy's tombstone inscription says "at rest". Her funeral was preached about 4 months after she died. Nancy's birth date in the family Bible was listed as 1844 but on her tombstone it says 1843.
{All transcribed by Cathy Griffith)
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