THE PLEASANTON HERALD NOV 24,1933
A. FRANK SERIGHT DIED SUNDAY, NOV 5, EIGHT DAYS LATER NOV 13, HIS FAITHFUL LIFE COMPANION JOINED HIM ON THE GOLDEN SHORE NOT TO AGAIN BE SEPARATED. MRS. SERIGHT HAD BEEN IN POOR HEALTH SEVERAL YEARS BUT SO LONG AS FRANK WAS WITH HER SHE CONTINUED TO HER CHEERFUL AND HAPY MOOD TO MAKE THE LATTER DAYS OF HIS LIFE HAPPY. ON THE DEATH OF HER HSBAND SHE FELT THAT HER LIFES WORK WAS ENDED AND STATED THAT SHE WANTED TO GO. BUT SHE CONTINUED TO HOLD UP UNTIL AFTER ASSISTING TO GET SUPPER ON EVENING OF HER DEATH. ABOUT THOSE HOURS AFTER SUPPER SHE BECAME VERY SICK AND ALL HER CHILDREN HERE SURROUNDED HER, SEVERAL HAVING DEPARTED FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE HOMES IN A DISTANCE THE DAY BEFORE. SHE ? THE END WAS NEAR AND SAID I AM BROKEN HEARTED AND WANT TO GO HOME. SHE WAS CONSCIOUS ALMOST TO THE END AND HER LAST WORDS WERE TELL ALL THE CHILDREN GOODBY AND BE GOOD PASSING OVER AT 11:45 PM. EIGHT DAYS EARLIER HER HEARSTRINGS WERE BROEN AND WHEN THE END CAME CONTENTMENT SEEMED TO BE HERS. EARLY IN LIFE SHE WAS CONVERTED AND UNITED WITH THE CHRISIAN CHURCH BEING A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH IN THIS PLACE AT TIME OF DEATH. AS A CITIZEN SHE HAD NO SUPERIOR AND HER EVERY ACT THROUGHTOUT LIFE WAS TO INCULCATE TO HER CHILDREN THE TIME LIFE OF ? SHE AS A NEIGHBOR WAS EVER READY TO ASSIST THOSE IN TROUBLE AND MAKE THE WORLD BETTER. NO NIGHT WAS TOO DARK OR ROAD TOO LONG FOR BOTH MR. AND MRS. SERIGHT WHEN THE CALL FOR HELP WAS MADE. THEY TOOK PLEASURE IN ASSISTING THE UNFORTUNATE. SHE WAS INDULGENT TOWARDS HER CHILDREN AND HER GREAT PRIDE WAS TO SEE THEM BECOME GOOD AND USEFUL CITIZENS AND IN HER DEATH THE SORROWING DAUGHTERS AND SON HAVE LOST A MOTHER WHO HAS LEFT THEM A LEGACY MORE VALUABLE THAN MAN GOLD, A LIFE WORK OF SACRIFICE AND LAOR FOR THEM AND SATISFACTION TO KNOW THEIR MOTHER MADE THE WORLD BETTER BY HAVING LIVED.
FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 230 OCLOCK CONDUCTED BY ELDER EDGAR M. GOSS ASSISTED BY REV. LEO HOWARD WHO A WEEK EARLIER PREACHED THE FUNERAL OF MR. SERIGHT. THE REMAINS WERE CONVEYED TO THE PLEASANTON CEMETERY AND TENDERLY LAID TO REST BY SIDE OF HER HUSBAND TO AWAIT FINAL CALL OF THE MAKER. MARIAH ELIZABETH YOUNG WAS BORN SEPT 17, 1853 IN HAINLIN COUNTY, TENN, DIED AT HER HOME IN PLEASANTON NOV 13, 1933, AGE 80 YRS, 4 MONTHS AN 26 DAYS. IN 1878 SHE MOVED FROM TENN TO ILL AND FEB 24, 1878 WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO A. F. SERIGHT OF THIS COUNTY, A YEAR LATER RETURNING WITH HER HUSBAND TO HIS KANSAS HOME SINCE WHICH TIME THEY HAVE RESIDED HERE. TO THIS UNION SEVEN CHILDREN WERE BORN, THE SURVIVORS BEING MRS. FLORA BRADLEY, RICHMOND MO., MRS. CORA HENDERSON, HOMER SERIGHT, AND MRS. ALICE SERIGHT OF THE HOME ADDRESS AND MRS. BERTHA GRAHAM OF VALLEY RANCH, N. M. SHE IS ALSO SURVIVED BY TWENTY ONE GRANDCHILDREN AND SEVEN GREAT GRANDCHILDREN AND A HOST OF OTHER RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
A. FRANK SERIGHT DIED SUNDAY, NOV 5, EIGHT DAYS LATER NOV 13, HIS FAITHFUL LIFE COMPANION JOINED HIM ON THE GOLDEN SHORE NOT TO AGAIN BE SEPARATED. MRS. SERIGHT HAD BEEN IN POOR HEALTH SEVERAL YEARS BUT SO LONG AS FRANK WAS WITH HER SHE CONTINUED TO HER CHEERFUL AND HAPY MOOD TO MAKE THE LATTER DAYS OF HIS LIFE HAPPY. ON THE DEATH OF HER HSBAND SHE FELT THAT HER LIFES WORK WAS ENDED AND STATED THAT SHE WANTED TO GO. BUT SHE CONTINUED TO HOLD UP UNTIL AFTER ASSISTING TO GET SUPPER ON EVENING OF HER DEATH. ABOUT THOSE HOURS AFTER SUPPER SHE BECAME VERY SICK AND ALL HER CHILDREN HERE SURROUNDED HER, SEVERAL HAVING DEPARTED FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE HOMES IN A DISTANCE THE DAY BEFORE. SHE ? THE END WAS NEAR AND SAID I AM BROKEN HEARTED AND WANT TO GO HOME. SHE WAS CONSCIOUS ALMOST TO THE END AND HER LAST WORDS WERE TELL ALL THE CHILDREN GOODBY AND BE GOOD PASSING OVER AT 11:45 PM. EIGHT DAYS EARLIER HER HEARSTRINGS WERE BROEN AND WHEN THE END CAME CONTENTMENT SEEMED TO BE HERS. EARLY IN LIFE SHE WAS CONVERTED AND UNITED WITH THE CHRISIAN CHURCH BEING A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH IN THIS PLACE AT TIME OF DEATH. AS A CITIZEN SHE HAD NO SUPERIOR AND HER EVERY ACT THROUGHTOUT LIFE WAS TO INCULCATE TO HER CHILDREN THE TIME LIFE OF ? SHE AS A NEIGHBOR WAS EVER READY TO ASSIST THOSE IN TROUBLE AND MAKE THE WORLD BETTER. NO NIGHT WAS TOO DARK OR ROAD TOO LONG FOR BOTH MR. AND MRS. SERIGHT WHEN THE CALL FOR HELP WAS MADE. THEY TOOK PLEASURE IN ASSISTING THE UNFORTUNATE. SHE WAS INDULGENT TOWARDS HER CHILDREN AND HER GREAT PRIDE WAS TO SEE THEM BECOME GOOD AND USEFUL CITIZENS AND IN HER DEATH THE SORROWING DAUGHTERS AND SON HAVE LOST A MOTHER WHO HAS LEFT THEM A LEGACY MORE VALUABLE THAN MAN GOLD, A LIFE WORK OF SACRIFICE AND LAOR FOR THEM AND SATISFACTION TO KNOW THEIR MOTHER MADE THE WORLD BETTER BY HAVING LIVED.
FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 230 OCLOCK CONDUCTED BY ELDER EDGAR M. GOSS ASSISTED BY REV. LEO HOWARD WHO A WEEK EARLIER PREACHED THE FUNERAL OF MR. SERIGHT. THE REMAINS WERE CONVEYED TO THE PLEASANTON CEMETERY AND TENDERLY LAID TO REST BY SIDE OF HER HUSBAND TO AWAIT FINAL CALL OF THE MAKER. MARIAH ELIZABETH YOUNG WAS BORN SEPT 17, 1853 IN HAINLIN COUNTY, TENN, DIED AT HER HOME IN PLEASANTON NOV 13, 1933, AGE 80 YRS, 4 MONTHS AN 26 DAYS. IN 1878 SHE MOVED FROM TENN TO ILL AND FEB 24, 1878 WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO A. F. SERIGHT OF THIS COUNTY, A YEAR LATER RETURNING WITH HER HUSBAND TO HIS KANSAS HOME SINCE WHICH TIME THEY HAVE RESIDED HERE. TO THIS UNION SEVEN CHILDREN WERE BORN, THE SURVIVORS BEING MRS. FLORA BRADLEY, RICHMOND MO., MRS. CORA HENDERSON, HOMER SERIGHT, AND MRS. ALICE SERIGHT OF THE HOME ADDRESS AND MRS. BERTHA GRAHAM OF VALLEY RANCH, N. M. SHE IS ALSO SURVIVED BY TWENTY ONE GRANDCHILDREN AND SEVEN GREAT GRANDCHILDREN AND A HOST OF OTHER RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
THE PLEASANTON HERALD NOV 24,1933
A. FRANK SERIGHT DIED SUNDAY, NOV 5, EIGHT DAYS LATER NOV 13, HIS FAITHFUL LIFE COMPANION JOINED HIM ON THE GOLDEN SHORE NOT TO AGAIN BE SEPARATED. MRS. SERIGHT HAD BEEN IN POOR HEALTH SEVERAL YEARS BUT SO LONG AS FRANK WAS WITH HER SHE CONTINUED TO HER CHEERFUL AND HAPY MOOD TO MAKE THE LATTER DAYS OF HIS LIFE HAPPY. ON THE DEATH OF HER HSBAND SHE FELT THAT HER LIFES WORK WAS ENDED AND STATED THAT SHE WANTED TO GO. BUT SHE CONTINUED TO HOLD UP UNTIL AFTER ASSISTING TO GET SUPPER ON EVENING OF HER DEATH. ABOUT THOSE HOURS AFTER SUPPER SHE BECAME VERY SICK AND ALL HER CHILDREN HERE SURROUNDED HER, SEVERAL HAVING DEPARTED FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE HOMES IN A DISTANCE THE DAY BEFORE. SHE ? THE END WAS NEAR AND SAID I AM BROKEN HEARTED AND WANT TO GO HOME. SHE WAS CONSCIOUS ALMOST TO THE END AND HER LAST WORDS WERE TELL ALL THE CHILDREN GOODBY AND BE GOOD PASSING OVER AT 11:45 PM. EIGHT DAYS EARLIER HER HEARSTRINGS WERE BROEN AND WHEN THE END CAME CONTENTMENT SEEMED TO BE HERS. EARLY IN LIFE SHE WAS CONVERTED AND UNITED WITH THE CHRISIAN CHURCH BEING A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH IN THIS PLACE AT TIME OF DEATH. AS A CITIZEN SHE HAD NO SUPERIOR AND HER EVERY ACT THROUGHTOUT LIFE WAS TO INCULCATE TO HER CHILDREN THE TIME LIFE OF ? SHE AS A NEIGHBOR WAS EVER READY TO ASSIST THOSE IN TROUBLE AND MAKE THE WORLD BETTER. NO NIGHT WAS TOO DARK OR ROAD TOO LONG FOR BOTH MR. AND MRS. SERIGHT WHEN THE CALL FOR HELP WAS MADE. THEY TOOK PLEASURE IN ASSISTING THE UNFORTUNATE. SHE WAS INDULGENT TOWARDS HER CHILDREN AND HER GREAT PRIDE WAS TO SEE THEM BECOME GOOD AND USEFUL CITIZENS AND IN HER DEATH THE SORROWING DAUGHTERS AND SON HAVE LOST A MOTHER WHO HAS LEFT THEM A LEGACY MORE VALUABLE THAN MAN GOLD, A LIFE WORK OF SACRIFICE AND LAOR FOR THEM AND SATISFACTION TO KNOW THEIR MOTHER MADE THE WORLD BETTER BY HAVING LIVED.
FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 230 OCLOCK CONDUCTED BY ELDER EDGAR M. GOSS ASSISTED BY REV. LEO HOWARD WHO A WEEK EARLIER PREACHED THE FUNERAL OF MR. SERIGHT. THE REMAINS WERE CONVEYED TO THE PLEASANTON CEMETERY AND TENDERLY LAID TO REST BY SIDE OF HER HUSBAND TO AWAIT FINAL CALL OF THE MAKER. MARIAH ELIZABETH YOUNG WAS BORN SEPT 17, 1853 IN HAINLIN COUNTY, TENN, DIED AT HER HOME IN PLEASANTON NOV 13, 1933, AGE 80 YRS, 4 MONTHS AN 26 DAYS. IN 1878 SHE MOVED FROM TENN TO ILL AND FEB 24, 1878 WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO A. F. SERIGHT OF THIS COUNTY, A YEAR LATER RETURNING WITH HER HUSBAND TO HIS KANSAS HOME SINCE WHICH TIME THEY HAVE RESIDED HERE. TO THIS UNION SEVEN CHILDREN WERE BORN, THE SURVIVORS BEING MRS. FLORA BRADLEY, RICHMOND MO., MRS. CORA HENDERSON, HOMER SERIGHT, AND MRS. ALICE SERIGHT OF THE HOME ADDRESS AND MRS. BERTHA GRAHAM OF VALLEY RANCH, N. M. SHE IS ALSO SURVIVED BY TWENTY ONE GRANDCHILDREN AND SEVEN GREAT GRANDCHILDREN AND A HOST OF OTHER RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
A. FRANK SERIGHT DIED SUNDAY, NOV 5, EIGHT DAYS LATER NOV 13, HIS FAITHFUL LIFE COMPANION JOINED HIM ON THE GOLDEN SHORE NOT TO AGAIN BE SEPARATED. MRS. SERIGHT HAD BEEN IN POOR HEALTH SEVERAL YEARS BUT SO LONG AS FRANK WAS WITH HER SHE CONTINUED TO HER CHEERFUL AND HAPY MOOD TO MAKE THE LATTER DAYS OF HIS LIFE HAPPY. ON THE DEATH OF HER HSBAND SHE FELT THAT HER LIFES WORK WAS ENDED AND STATED THAT SHE WANTED TO GO. BUT SHE CONTINUED TO HOLD UP UNTIL AFTER ASSISTING TO GET SUPPER ON EVENING OF HER DEATH. ABOUT THOSE HOURS AFTER SUPPER SHE BECAME VERY SICK AND ALL HER CHILDREN HERE SURROUNDED HER, SEVERAL HAVING DEPARTED FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE HOMES IN A DISTANCE THE DAY BEFORE. SHE ? THE END WAS NEAR AND SAID I AM BROKEN HEARTED AND WANT TO GO HOME. SHE WAS CONSCIOUS ALMOST TO THE END AND HER LAST WORDS WERE TELL ALL THE CHILDREN GOODBY AND BE GOOD PASSING OVER AT 11:45 PM. EIGHT DAYS EARLIER HER HEARSTRINGS WERE BROEN AND WHEN THE END CAME CONTENTMENT SEEMED TO BE HERS. EARLY IN LIFE SHE WAS CONVERTED AND UNITED WITH THE CHRISIAN CHURCH BEING A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH IN THIS PLACE AT TIME OF DEATH. AS A CITIZEN SHE HAD NO SUPERIOR AND HER EVERY ACT THROUGHTOUT LIFE WAS TO INCULCATE TO HER CHILDREN THE TIME LIFE OF ? SHE AS A NEIGHBOR WAS EVER READY TO ASSIST THOSE IN TROUBLE AND MAKE THE WORLD BETTER. NO NIGHT WAS TOO DARK OR ROAD TOO LONG FOR BOTH MR. AND MRS. SERIGHT WHEN THE CALL FOR HELP WAS MADE. THEY TOOK PLEASURE IN ASSISTING THE UNFORTUNATE. SHE WAS INDULGENT TOWARDS HER CHILDREN AND HER GREAT PRIDE WAS TO SEE THEM BECOME GOOD AND USEFUL CITIZENS AND IN HER DEATH THE SORROWING DAUGHTERS AND SON HAVE LOST A MOTHER WHO HAS LEFT THEM A LEGACY MORE VALUABLE THAN MAN GOLD, A LIFE WORK OF SACRIFICE AND LAOR FOR THEM AND SATISFACTION TO KNOW THEIR MOTHER MADE THE WORLD BETTER BY HAVING LIVED.
FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 230 OCLOCK CONDUCTED BY ELDER EDGAR M. GOSS ASSISTED BY REV. LEO HOWARD WHO A WEEK EARLIER PREACHED THE FUNERAL OF MR. SERIGHT. THE REMAINS WERE CONVEYED TO THE PLEASANTON CEMETERY AND TENDERLY LAID TO REST BY SIDE OF HER HUSBAND TO AWAIT FINAL CALL OF THE MAKER. MARIAH ELIZABETH YOUNG WAS BORN SEPT 17, 1853 IN HAINLIN COUNTY, TENN, DIED AT HER HOME IN PLEASANTON NOV 13, 1933, AGE 80 YRS, 4 MONTHS AN 26 DAYS. IN 1878 SHE MOVED FROM TENN TO ILL AND FEB 24, 1878 WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO A. F. SERIGHT OF THIS COUNTY, A YEAR LATER RETURNING WITH HER HUSBAND TO HIS KANSAS HOME SINCE WHICH TIME THEY HAVE RESIDED HERE. TO THIS UNION SEVEN CHILDREN WERE BORN, THE SURVIVORS BEING MRS. FLORA BRADLEY, RICHMOND MO., MRS. CORA HENDERSON, HOMER SERIGHT, AND MRS. ALICE SERIGHT OF THE HOME ADDRESS AND MRS. BERTHA GRAHAM OF VALLEY RANCH, N. M. SHE IS ALSO SURVIVED BY TWENTY ONE GRANDCHILDREN AND SEVEN GREAT GRANDCHILDREN AND A HOST OF OTHER RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
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