The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-18
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In this county on the I'd inst Miss Nasy Nicely, in
the 9lst year of her age. She bad been member Of
the Steel Greek Presby terion Church for 70 years
having joined under the mnstration Of her uncle Rev
Mr. Mckee. She was born, lired and died within The
bounds OF Steel Creek congregation, and in her latter
days expressed perfect willingness 10 answer the
summon Of her God in whom she put her trust
In Unionville; s. O., the 10Th inst, Mrs Caharino
Andrews, aged IS years. She the mother Of DR. 3
Andrews, formerly Of this place.
Fell in defence Of our homes, Friday evening the
3oth of Sept Petersburg, Sergt. d. W Mcdonald,
son Of G. w. and Mary L. Mcdonald. He n menu
Der of the Associate Reform Church at Little Steel
Creek and veda consistent christian and was beloved
by all who knew him. He joined the lstN G. Regi-
ment of Volunteers in the battle Of Big Bethel,
wounded in the battle Of and took an
active part in the battles Of the Wilderness and SPott-
sylvania c. H. he leaves n disconsolaie father aud
step mother, brother Eve sisters and large cir
Gle of friends TO mourn their loss. Bnt have good
evidence to ground hopes upon that loss his
eternal gain Com.
On the evening of the 9th inst of typhoid fever
her paternal home Davidson College, Miss Mar
garet E. Armour, in the 22d year Of her age She
surrounded during her illness by kind and loving
friends, who did all in their power TO soothe and COM
fort II is always affecting the icy eand Of death
laid upon n fellow mortal, but peculiarly when 10
claims its victims the young and beautiful when.
the Reaper spares the irest flowers the loveesb
of our race: Those who knew Maggie best viii long
remember her gentle, winning manners and her grus
erous obiging heart BY her kind and forgiring dis
position she able exercise that virtue OF
returning good for evil Weep not aged father-weep
not loving riends-she has been taken from the world
of sorrow aud suffering by her kind Heavenly Father
who doeth all things well. FRIESD.
Died. January 2eth, 1861 in Pamela county, Miss,
James W, son of VIM A and Henderson, aged IL
years Also, the 18th OF April, of typhoid fever,
Lizzie E., daughter Of Vim and III Henderson,
aged l6 years.
Was killed while fighting in defence Of bis country,
VIM Henderson, aged ~ years He was consistent
member of the Presbyterian Church for many years,
and died in full hopes of the christians reward. lie
leaves wife, six chdrea and many friends TO mourn
their loss.
Died in Pamela county, Miss, on oath OF May, lsC4,
of chronic diarrhoea, Watson Henderson, aged 80
years. He member of the PresbyteriAp Church,
and in his death the church has lost estimable
Der, the community useful citizen, and his family
devoted husband aud kind father:
Since Mr. J Watson Henderson died, death summon
ed little Sale Virginia, his eldest daughter TO meet
him in land of bliss and she, too, died July 2oth,
1864 aged years and mouths.
Died in Pamela county, Miss. on Aug. LIST, 1854. Of
typhoid fever Mrs Sallie Sloan, OF Sloan
aged 80 years, months and IL days. She was for
many years member of the Presbyterian Church. and
showed in her daily walk and conversation love for
the Truth it is in Jesus Her department n chris
an evidence her friends and family thai she lived
here heir ofgrace and that she Is realizing
the glorious inheritance of the Saints in light. HAy
the friends live in reference 10 the great reward
and be ready for the summons that shall call them
from scenes of time to eternity.
ats very solemn thing to get married" said
aunt Bethany.
"Yes, but it's great deal more solemn not to
be-" replied her niece