Wife of Isaiah Geer
Daughter of Paul & Sally Crandall
Aged 20 years
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 13, No 52, p 207, June 4, 1857.
In Oregon Territory, April 3, 1857, of consumption, Mrs. Phebe R. C. Geer, wife of Isaiah Geer, and daughter of Hon. Paul Crandall, late of Wisconsin, aged about twenty years. She was carefully educated in the Seventh-day Baptist faith, but within the last year she became a convert to Spiritualism, in which she died a firm believer. Her heart was pure; her life spotless. Her dying words were, "I am an angel at last."
Daughter of Paul & Sally Crandall
Aged 20 years
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 13, No 52, p 207, June 4, 1857.
In Oregon Territory, April 3, 1857, of consumption, Mrs. Phebe R. C. Geer, wife of Isaiah Geer, and daughter of Hon. Paul Crandall, late of Wisconsin, aged about twenty years. She was carefully educated in the Seventh-day Baptist faith, but within the last year she became a convert to Spiritualism, in which she died a firm believer. Her heart was pure; her life spotless. Her dying words were, "I am an angel at last."
Wife of Isaiah Geer
Daughter of Paul & Sally Crandall
Aged 20 years
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 13, No 52, p 207, June 4, 1857.
In Oregon Territory, April 3, 1857, of consumption, Mrs. Phebe R. C. Geer, wife of Isaiah Geer, and daughter of Hon. Paul Crandall, late of Wisconsin, aged about twenty years. She was carefully educated in the Seventh-day Baptist faith, but within the last year she became a convert to Spiritualism, in which she died a firm believer. Her heart was pure; her life spotless. Her dying words were, "I am an angel at last."
Daughter of Paul & Sally Crandall
Aged 20 years
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 13, No 52, p 207, June 4, 1857.
In Oregon Territory, April 3, 1857, of consumption, Mrs. Phebe R. C. Geer, wife of Isaiah Geer, and daughter of Hon. Paul Crandall, late of Wisconsin, aged about twenty years. She was carefully educated in the Seventh-day Baptist faith, but within the last year she became a convert to Spiritualism, in which she died a firm believer. Her heart was pure; her life spotless. Her dying words were, "I am an angel at last."
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