The Republican journal., 1894-10-25
Obituary..

Obituary.
VIM. G. Marshall received a telegram on
Tuesday, Oct. 23d, from Melville L. Mar
shall of Cleveland, Ohio, announcing the
death Of his mother, Mrs Thos. NJ. Marshall,
in that city. Mrs. Emily Tiden Marshall
was born in Belfast in 1881, the daugh-
ter of William Tilden, well known to
our oldest resi- ents. In 1852 she mar
ried Thomas II. Marshall, who died in
lS61 at Baltimore while in command
of the 7th Maine regiment. She had two
Children Melville I. Marshall now resi-
dent of Cleveland, Ohio and Annabell, who
married Albert Hendershott Of Washington,
ID. G., where she died in 1883, leaving two
children Mrs Marshall's poor health oM-
ing to lung troubles, compelled her to leave
Belfast and live in warmer and less severe
climate She resided for while in CAlifvr-
mia, hut for many years in Washington,
d. {. Her feeble condition for the past
summer necessitatel a Change of Inmate, and
she WAS GA her way to California; stopping
at Cleveland awhile u visit her soll-WAen
Heart failure, caused ny exhaustion, result
fortitude ana strength of character ana Will
ingly consented to her husband offering his
life III the service Of his country--but His
death was a crushing blow to her and she
never recovered from its effects Her I'M
paired health was, no doubt, its direct con
sequence
Mrs David W. Morey died at her home in
Morrill,, Oct. 21st, at p. m, after a lingering
illness If a year and half which she u re
With Christian fortitule and unwavering
faith IN her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
SHE was born in Searsmont, Dec. 20, 1854,
and the Youngest of family Of S
children. Her maiden name was Lysena l..
Farrar Two of tie family survive her, Mr..
Alex Farrar of Bath and Mrs. Julia a.
I.aughton Of Watervie. May ?, 1871 she
married Mr.. Morey and bore him four child
rem. but Two Of whom survive her-Mrs. Ada
NJ Bludgett Of this cty and Miss oabina Z.
Morey Of Morrill,. Mr.. Morey has one son by
1 former wife, Mr. will A. Morey, now in
California Mrs. Morev could Well say Ike
Paul
hav+ fought 4 gooa fight. have finished
my course, | have kept the faith Hence
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Mrs, Clara I. spinney died at her home
en AAzn street Saturday after long Illness
having been confined to- the house since last
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