Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-04-04

WISE. The death of Mrs. Hannah
Wise brings sadness to the hearts of
many relatives and friends.
The deceased was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Reese, WI O
emmigrated from Pennsylvania, to
Hancock county, this state, in the
year of 1889, with family of eight
boys and four girls, locating in
section 81, of Liberty township of
said county. They underwent all of
the toll and privations of pioneer
life, living on the products of the soil,
titled by their own hands, and dress
ing in fabrics, home-spun and home
woven, produced from the focks
cared for by themselves.
Miss Hannah Reese was married to
John Wise, on June 5, 1S42, and
moved into a ''swail woods where
the honeymoon was spent, which
heightened into long and happy
married life. When the swail was be-
ginning to assume the appearance of
a farm, it was sold, and they moved
in 1850, to Eagle township, residing
there until 1878; during which time
they transformed another wilder
ness into a pleasant farm, well
equipped with all the necessaries for
such an occupation.
In 1880, the now aged couple, moved
to Marion township, this county,
where they have resided up to the
time of her decease.
In the year of 1889, Mrs. Wise re-
ceived a stroke of paralysis, disabling
the right side, from which she never
fully recovered, having received
three lighter strokes during the inter
vening period of six years In 1891
there commenced, what proved to be
a cancer of the breast, this being the
cause of her death. She has been
confined to her bed since New Years
Day of the present year; departing
this life on the 23rd day of March,
1896. She was the mother of foul
ceded her to that better land.
She leaves to mourn their loss, heI
aged companion, three children
fifteen grandchildren, one having
gone before, and fifteen great-grand
children.
! Of the children, one daughter, Mrs
Melissa Miller resides in HancocE
county; one son, 0. P. Wise resides
in Columbus, o., and another son
J. F. Wise residing in Marion town
| ship, this county, who is well-knowI
in the southern part of the county.
During her illness, her suffering
was meekly and patiently borne
trusting in One who is Mighty tt
save.n
There is no death an angel from Heaven,
/ Walks DER tle earth with silent tread;
He beafs our best loved ones away,
And then we call them dead W.
| PALMER:-Ann Chadwick was bor1
in Genoa, N. Y, A. d., 1918. Hel
4 girlhood was spent in her home il
New York until she arrived at wo
nanhood; at that time she visited
the home of her aunt at Republic
4 o., where she remained until tn,
time Of her marriage, which occurred
two years later, July 3rd, 1888, a.
which time she was married to VIM
Ell. Palmer, of Huron Co. Her mar
ried life was spent in Huron 20. He
later life in this county.
Her death occurred March Goth
1896. She has been the mother 0,
four children, three of them, togethe
with the companion Of her life
journey, still live to lay her away
full of honor, in her last rest.
4 Mrs. Palmer has all her life been 3
constant christian, in the highes
sense that term implies. The CRANE
achievement of her life was that sh
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home, where love, and harmon.
reigned.
The crown of her womanhood wa
the love and regard of all who knew
her. Her exceeding great reward il
that she has
II nThe bat
ofall that Heaven can give her. rest"
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