The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-28
DIED,
In Hambden, Aug, 5,h, 1868, ELIZA
RErH STOCKING

DIED,
In Hambden, Aug. 5,h, 1868, ELIZA
BETH STOCKING
She was born in Delaware Co., N. Y,
daughter OF Simeon Hendricks on. She
was married 10 Lyman Stocking IN 1886
They cnme 10 lIambcer, to their present
farm, then a forest, in 1888. Size was
very Industrious won an, and shared the
oils with him, in bringing about the ar.
rangement OF their com io,i liable home. She
early embraced the Christian religion, In
viii h she continued to live ill death. -.
81 lived to see her children embrace tie
sami. Her end was peaceful and tri.
umphant. She suffered for eleven wears,
with the neuralgia, al most constantly,
which finally res ulted in her death. We
uust her spirit has gone 10 the world
where the Inhabitants never say, 81 am
sick" II. NJ. CHAMBERLAIN.
In Claridon, January 2ud, 1858, at tho resi-.
dence OF his sister, OF Quick Consumption, nus
TIN SOBER, Co. +, loMh Regt., o. V. l., in tho
l9lh year of his age--youngeI son OF leIjamin
and Eliza Sober, OF HGnlsburg
Also in hospital No. 6. Murfreesboro'. Tenn,
Feb 2iih, 1869, of Lung Fever, SPENCER b
year oi his aee-oldest and cnly remaining son
OF the above named parents.
These two brothers enlisiei August lith. '62,
in Co. n, l05th Regt., but were soon after trans.
terred 10 Co F, On the march IRON Louisville
IN pursuit OF Bragg, Austin, being lane fell out,
and returned IL Louisville; from thence rejuined
his Regt at Mumiordsvile While there was
attacked with Measles, from the effect OF which
he died, having arrived at his sisters New Yeurs
Eve. Spencer participated in the battle of Per.
een had hovI In,, Ia,
his hrsI light In letter written to his parents
he say Il had fire iair shots nj The Rebs."-
Doubtless somo bit the dust, as he was an ex.
cellent marksman.
Two nob'er boys never responded 20 their coun.
try's call Ever ready 10 sustain Right aud sup.
press Wrong they lett all the comforts of pleas.
ant home, and the endearments OF afieciIonale
parents, followed by many heartfelt prayers for
thsir safety But las, they have allen. leaving
us, however. the blessed assurance that their last
hight was truly victorious one, aud that they
are now encamped beyond the reach of the ene-
mys guns. '%here sickness, pain and death are
ielt aud feared no more l.. ii. S.
lluntsburg, Ohio,
In Montville. July 30th. o: Consumption, AL
BERTA MAY, infant daughter of H. b. and h.
Il w. Everett. aged three months
Our darling sweelly seepeh! | can see
Her dear head on her pill low lowly laid,
With violet and myrtle wreath entwined.
Her lids droop heavily. No lifting up
The dark fringe; no awaking gaze
10 meet my earnest eyes-she seepeth well
White robes enwrap her, and one Iiule palm
Resteih upon her bosom. Precious hand,
That bears the impress of full many kiss;
Palsied on earth, yet in Heaven above,
With subtitle skill. shall touch the golden harp,
And wake transcondent music. IL. ..
Each sorrow ha th its compensation. Tho
Our stricken lamb went clean from every guile,
We saw our infant. beauteous babe [brea IN
Broken from our fond clasp while lile's sweet
Was fresh upon It, Our gracious God is wise. .
lie gathers to his garners ere the blight and
[mildews can corrupt.
Wherefore weep such bitter tears above our
Ichildren's
Quiet formsi -.. .r.' .- [CoM