The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20
OBITUARY,

DIED-Tn Rushcreek township, Fairfield county
o., on the oath of Aug. 1866, HENRY BRENNEMAN,
aged II years, 0monshs and % days. The dec d, nm
migrated to this State in 1916; settled in this county
and township has been a citizen of this township
for fftv years. The deceased was an acceptable ana
worthy member of the Mennonite church fer hitythree
years. For the past year he was subject oi moSt
severe afcton and intense suffering; but he bore II
all with christian calmness, waiting patiently for ms
deliverance, and when the time ofhis departure came,
he seemed fully ready to depart and be a! rest,
On Monday morning, Augusta 1860, Of Cholera In
i0ntum, CORA E,, infant daughter oil p W. ana MIMIC
Busby, aged IL months.
In Granville, Licking Co. Ohio, on the 28th ult,
Mrs. CATIlARINE ELIZABETH WOODARD, vile
OfMr. Homer NJ. Woodland, aged25 years, months
and % days Mrs. Woodland was the youngest daugh-
ter OF Mrs. @. Wesz the surviving widow OF tho ate
Rev. George Weisz of Lancaster, OHIO. she had been
married to her now berelt and sorrowng hnsbandnot
quite six months, when attacked bya violent spell OF
Iatcrmittant fever, of which, after an illness OF only
about days, she suddenly died. she had been an
aiiectionato and dutifnl daughter to her widowed
Mother during the darkest hours of trial, through
which that dear mother Of Israel had been called to
pass and during the short period OF her marital un-
ion she greatly endeared herself not only toh wor
thy husband but to all, who in her new relations be-
came acquainted NTH her Kind and aiectlonate IN
her disposition, intelligent and atfdbe IN her man
ners constant in her friendship, and hrm consistent
and conscientious in her religious sentiments as
christian, she exemplned religion mall her relations
of life Her early loss is deeply felt by all who knew
her But what is loss to us, is gain to her Tor sh'
felt prepared to die she ready to go hence at he
Masters call. She fell asleep in Jesus to AWAKE
amid the bright scenes of heavenly light and glory
where tears and sorrow and partlngs shailb know
no more forever.
Her earthly remains, carer placed in metallic
coffin were brought here to Lancaster for interment
The funeral took place on Thursday, the 30th ult.
and was largely attended Religious services wer
held IN the church Of Gle Germ. Ref congregation
which she had been q regular member. -Four Germ
Ref Ministers were present and took part in the sol
emn exercises. Her remains now rost near tho gray
other father, tho late Rev. George Weisa. p. d. s.
Near Lancaster, on "Wednesday Evening, Sept. st
1866 DAVID IIEAIM ERE II, after alngerng illness {
several months, caused bya sun stroke. Mr.. KEN
merer w,s born in Lehigh Co., Penn., on tho 2fth c
! October, 1913 His age 80 years, 10 months an
IL days He came to Fairfield Co., Ohio, in 1881
Early in life he became follower of his Saviour an
united with the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Whe
the hour ofhs departure bad come he spoke OF hi
death calmly and with Christian resignation assure
that the God in whom he always believed and trus
ed would not leave him nor orsake him the tryin
hour OF death. H.