GREENSBURG RECORD HERALD OBITUARY – 1932
Nancy Jane Bloyd was born February 25, 1851, died December 9, 1932. She was married to John Miller Bloyd, Aug. 11, 1869; he preceded her to the grave 3 years ago. On Sept. 23 one daughter preceded them in death in her youth. To this union was born 11 children, 8 boys and 3 girls. All the boys live near Summerville, 2 daughters in Dayton, OH, Mrs. Arenia Allen and Mrs. Louellen Wilson. At the age of 18 years she professed faith in Christ and immediately joined Brush Creek Baptist Church. In 1902 she moved her membership to Summersville Baptist Church. She lived a true Christian, was devoted to her children and home. She did not show any disrespect to persons, treated all alike. She was loved by all her friends and neighbors and is missed by all her friends. She was faithful to her church. In her last days she suffered great afflictions and couldn't talk for the last few months. Services were conducted by Rev. W.G. Sweaney, and she was laid to rest in the Perkins Cemetery to await the resurrection morning to meet Jesus and loved ones.
From "William Bloyd-Bloyed of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and Green County Kentucky and His Descendants" by Edna Bloyd Nichols - page 190:
"John Miller married Nancy Jane Larimour, who was the daughter of Elam Larimour and Theresa "Irene"/"Arena" Corum Larimour. Nancy was born February 25, 1851 and died December 9, 1932. She was buried in the Bloyd-Perkins Cemetery in Green County, Kentucky."
[NOTE - Various researchers say that the correct spelling of the name is LARIMORE.]
Nancy Jane Bloyd was born February 25, 1851, died December 9, 1932. She was married to John Miller Bloyd, Aug. 11, 1869; he preceded her to the grave 3 years ago. On Sept. 23 one daughter preceded them in death in her youth. To this union was born 11 children, 8 boys and 3 girls. All the boys live near Summerville, 2 daughters in Dayton, OH, Mrs. Arenia Allen and Mrs. Louellen Wilson. At the age of 18 years she professed faith in Christ and immediately joined Brush Creek Baptist Church. In 1902 she moved her membership to Summersville Baptist Church. She lived a true Christian, was devoted to her children and home. She did not show any disrespect to persons, treated all alike. She was loved by all her friends and neighbors and is missed by all her friends. She was faithful to her church. In her last days she suffered great afflictions and couldn't talk for the last few months. Services were conducted by Rev. W.G. Sweaney, and she was laid to rest in the Perkins Cemetery to await the resurrection morning to meet Jesus and loved ones.
From "William Bloyd-Bloyed of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and Green County Kentucky and His Descendants" by Edna Bloyd Nichols - page 190:
"John Miller married Nancy Jane Larimour, who was the daughter of Elam Larimour and Theresa "Irene"/"Arena" Corum Larimour. Nancy was born February 25, 1851 and died December 9, 1932. She was buried in the Bloyd-Perkins Cemetery in Green County, Kentucky."
[NOTE - Various researchers say that the correct spelling of the name is LARIMORE.]
GREENSBURG RECORD HERALD OBITUARY – 1932
Nancy Jane Bloyd was born February 25, 1851, died December 9, 1932. She was married to John Miller Bloyd, Aug. 11, 1869; he preceded her to the grave 3 years ago. On Sept. 23 one daughter preceded them in death in her youth. To this union was born 11 children, 8 boys and 3 girls. All the boys live near Summerville, 2 daughters in Dayton, OH, Mrs. Arenia Allen and Mrs. Louellen Wilson. At the age of 18 years she professed faith in Christ and immediately joined Brush Creek Baptist Church. In 1902 she moved her membership to Summersville Baptist Church. She lived a true Christian, was devoted to her children and home. She did not show any disrespect to persons, treated all alike. She was loved by all her friends and neighbors and is missed by all her friends. She was faithful to her church. In her last days she suffered great afflictions and couldn't talk for the last few months. Services were conducted by Rev. W.G. Sweaney, and she was laid to rest in the Perkins Cemetery to await the resurrection morning to meet Jesus and loved ones.
From "William Bloyd-Bloyed of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and Green County Kentucky and His Descendants" by Edna Bloyd Nichols - page 190:
"John Miller married Nancy Jane Larimour, who was the daughter of Elam Larimour and Theresa "Irene"/"Arena" Corum Larimour. Nancy was born February 25, 1851 and died December 9, 1932. She was buried in the Bloyd-Perkins Cemetery in Green County, Kentucky."
[NOTE - Various researchers say that the correct spelling of the name is LARIMORE.]
Nancy Jane Bloyd was born February 25, 1851, died December 9, 1932. She was married to John Miller Bloyd, Aug. 11, 1869; he preceded her to the grave 3 years ago. On Sept. 23 one daughter preceded them in death in her youth. To this union was born 11 children, 8 boys and 3 girls. All the boys live near Summerville, 2 daughters in Dayton, OH, Mrs. Arenia Allen and Mrs. Louellen Wilson. At the age of 18 years she professed faith in Christ and immediately joined Brush Creek Baptist Church. In 1902 she moved her membership to Summersville Baptist Church. She lived a true Christian, was devoted to her children and home. She did not show any disrespect to persons, treated all alike. She was loved by all her friends and neighbors and is missed by all her friends. She was faithful to her church. In her last days she suffered great afflictions and couldn't talk for the last few months. Services were conducted by Rev. W.G. Sweaney, and she was laid to rest in the Perkins Cemetery to await the resurrection morning to meet Jesus and loved ones.
From "William Bloyd-Bloyed of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and Green County Kentucky and His Descendants" by Edna Bloyd Nichols - page 190:
"John Miller married Nancy Jane Larimour, who was the daughter of Elam Larimour and Theresa "Irene"/"Arena" Corum Larimour. Nancy was born February 25, 1851 and died December 9, 1932. She was buried in the Bloyd-Perkins Cemetery in Green County, Kentucky."
[NOTE - Various researchers say that the correct spelling of the name is LARIMORE.]
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