The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15
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OBITUaRY.
BE still prepared for death and death or
life shall thereby be the swccter.--
shakespeare.


Died, at the residence of his son
Charles, in Brockway township, on
Friday, June Sth. 1905 Alexander
Adams. Nearly ninety years ago the
deceased was born i'm the old country,
of Scotch parents. His boyhOOd days
We're passed i'm Scotland, but when a
young man, he came to this country
settling first in Canada where he was
married, afterward over forty years
ago he came to l}rockway township
and settled on the farm which had been
his home almost continuously since.
In the death of Mr.. Adams there
passes from life one who has long been
identified with this community. He
was of that type of manhood, rugged,
honest and industrious, which makes
for the highest well being of a com.
munty or of nation. He was a life
long Presbyterian, a charter member
and from its beginning a ruling elder
of the Yale Presbyterian church. Seven
children are living who mourn a loving
father James, Charles, Wallace of
Brockway township Mrs. Helen Reid
and Mrs. Joseph EdgertOn of Yale,
Mrs. Jennie Brand of Cleveland, o.
and Mrs. Cassie Emig of Marine City.
Funeral services were held i'm the
Presbyterian church on Monday at
2:30 p, m., Rev, Charles ID. Ellis Otllcat-
ing.
Died. at her home on Kennetick
street, Yale, Friday, June Sth, 1906,
Mrs. Daniel MacMartin aged 73 years,
months and q days. The funeral was
held from the Brick Chapel, sunday
II 20, inf ~, nA
cemetery, Rev. w. III. Cole officiating.
Mary Allen was born in the township
of Nippen. Province of Quebec, Janu-
AIRY l1th, 1888. Moved to Port Huron
when l3 years of age. Was married to
Daniel MacMartin in Port Huron 50
years ago. Moved to Brockway town
ship about 30 years ago where she has
since lived. She was woman of
christian character, beloved by host
of friends and her loss will be felt by a
large number of relatives and friends.
\ husband and four children, Mrs.
Frank Deos of Oregon Mrs. Andrew
DePeel of Yale, VIM. MacMartin of
Detroit, Mrs, Chas. f. Emery of Port
Huron, survive,
Died, on Thursday, June 3, 1905, at
the home of his daughter, Mrs, Charles
Nichols Henry j. Wilcox, at the ripe
age of eighty-two years, months and
20 days. A wife and four children,
Mrs. J. L. Mccain of Deford, Mrs.
Chas. Nichols, Frank and Fred of
Greenwood mourn his loss, The de
ceased accepted Christ as his Saviour
many years ago and died happy in the
Lord, Funeral services were held in
the NJ. u, church at East Greenwood
conducted by Rev. Lester Clark, six
grandsons acting as pail bearers. The
interment took place at Spring Hill
cemetery.
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Thomas Moore, one OF the old resi-
dents of AvoCa, died at the home of
his brother Moses on Wednesday, June
l3, 1904. lie was nearly seventy years
of age and was never married. The
funeral will he held from the lresby-
terian church, Avoca, on Friday at one
o'clock Rev. G. ID. Ellis of Yale ofllciat-
ing. lnterment in Spring Hill cemetery.
Deceased was highly respected and
honored by all who knew him.
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Mrs. Thomas Kennedy died at her
home in the township of Speaker on
Monday, June llth, 1906 at the age of
~ years The funeral was held from
the Methodist Episcopal church north
Of M0ore's Corners, on Thursday after.
noon and interment was made i'm the
Speaker cemetery. A husband and a
family of nine grown-up children are
left to mourn the loss of devoted wife
and kind mother.
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