The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-18
Mrs. Eliza Kent Warner.

Died, about four o 'OlOck In the aIternOoh,rIr
day. December 18th. 1889. in the ninety-eighth
year of her age, Mrs. Eliza Kent Warner, at her
on South Main St., Wellington, ONO.
Rev. A. B. Buell., Asst Pastor OF the Euchd
Avenue Baptist Church, conducted the lunerai
services this-Monday afternoon, at the resi-
dence of her son, Hon. S. S. Warner, to the en-
tire acceptance Of the family and friends.
Grandma Warner, as she has been iamlilariy
called by relatives and friends for nearly nan
A century, was born in Sufleld, Conn.,, July
9th, 1892, or about three years after the adop-
tlon OF the Constitution Of the United states: ties:
She was the eldest daughter Of Bena1ah hent
an enterprlsing business man oil that place.
For many years her father was engaged sue
cessfully in the export trade, and owned many
thousand acres Of land In Ohio during 'he
early part OF the century. Az MS decease
there fell TO Eliza, as her portion Oh ner
fathers estate, thousands OF acres OF tnis un-
occupied but fertile land, worth then some
thing less than one dollar per acre. dranuma
Warner had the misfortune to lose her mother
when she was q small child. Her father soon
after married again, and from the secono mar
rlage was born large family. Her stepmother
died soon after the birth Of her last child' and
Eliza was the main stay In the family for many
years. Thus, early In life. she had to discharge
serious duties and meet grave responsibilities
She had, however. enjoyed the privileges OF
good common school education, and was Dy
her disposition. requirements, and especially
by her strong common sense and marked res
olutlon Of character, eminently lifted TO take
charge Of her fathers household. and to NIL
the place Of mother to her young brothers and
sisters. The conservation and devotion oil
several years Of her young womanhood 10 tne
care Of her fathers family were complete ana
we're remembered with appreciation and graf
itude by her brothers and sisters throughout
their lives.
February S, 1916, Eliza Kent was married to
Chauncey Warner, with whom she lived Tor
over sixty-two years, or until his DEATH which
occurred May 81, 1882. Seven children we're
born to them in the following order: Elizabeth
Cordelia, Candace Catharlne, 0rr2 Cecilia
Rachel Camilla. Sidney Sardus, Emma Corin-
tina. Albert Horace. Elizabeth has always
lived with her mother, has for many years
been an invalid, and still survives her. Can
dace married John Richard Daugherty' OF
Spencer, Medina Co., Ohio, and died when
tnir'y-.nree s1a.s y. So,, ana d,ad ~ the
orra iharr'ou 'vo0pn oan" s,,,s paohaI
age oil twenty-slh' leaving one ea"u' M,
Camilla married Lyman D. rra''' ho" VI ~. W.,
llngton, and died In lsH' leaving ohe on,iu'
The history aud iamiiy OIL ner suI'''us sun
Hon. Sidney s. Warner. are 700 wen known 70
need special mention. Her sixth child Emma,
became the second wife oil joseph oahnett' vi
this village, and Is still nung. AiDerI hora0e'
the seventh and last cniio' diea In iniancy'
When twenty-three years Of age Mrs. War
ner united with the Baptist Church OF Sufield,
Conn. In 1888, soon after moving TO Mantua'
Ohio, she by letter, and her four daughters by
profession Of faith, Joined the Baptist ohurch
at Aurora, there being no church AZ MantuA'
and In 1889. soon after moving 70 Loraih couh-
ty. she and her four daughters Joined the bap-
tlst Church OF Huntington. A few years after
ward, TO her great Joy' her nusoano' Ohauncey
Warner. BY profession oil faith connected MIN
self with the same Church. Oh wnich tney potn
continued jealous CONSISTENT ue'o'eu meni'
bers the remainder OF thelr lives
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come an Invalid gave the iargest PORTION Vi
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