The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
! DAUGHTERS OF THE
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Moses. with its nurse. at Ansonb orc,
 were kii1ed." Tn the afternoon,
 1t is reported. Myer Moses's house wal
 burnt: either by carcass or the burst December a.. i7ss, two hogsaeads q
 tobacco belonging to Myer Moses were put in sChristopher Gadsden's ware
 houss fn charleston. (The State Ga
 sstts of South Carolina Monday. Aug ust %. i7sa).
 The following notice of the death of ton Morning Post and Daily Adver-
 tissr. Thursday. Feb. Is. l7si:
 "Diedl This morning. MT. Myer Noses much regretted by his acquaint- ance; he was an fnhabitant of this city upwards of twenty-five years. and ever sustained the character of a worthy honest man. and has left a wife and eight children to lament his loss." Letters of administration on the es- tate of Myer Moses were granted to Mrs. Rachael Moses and Jacob Cohen March 2. l7s7. Gershon Cohen, mer- chant. and Jacob Jacobs. vendue mas ter. were the sureties on their bond tProbste Court. Charieston).
 His widow subsequently married Solomon Wolf. and on tho 9th day of November. i7ss. she was granted
 letters of administration on his estate tProbste Court, Charleston. 17s5-si l 2ss).
 Mrs. wooif died Nov. g. 1885. and the
 following obituary. signed immortal. ity." was published in The Southern
 Patriot tcharleston) of "wednesday af. ternoon. Nov. IS, 1885:
 Tt Is as proud . qualification tc
 record the virtues of the desd; as to dc <xxu S<< Is.s ~.~Is lAa
 melancholy mantle of the grace car
 only wrap the form of death, but vtr.
 tues soar above the tomb. and memory
 is their sepulchre. This humble but transitory tribute is paid to the mem. ory of Mrs. Rachael Woolf. who died on Tuesday. the Sd day of November from Q gradual decay of nature--and i, seemed that heaven had decreed tna, an existence unmarked by. reproact should leave this world without q | single suffering Incident to mortality No pain distorted her placed counte.
 nance as the spirit passed away. nol
 had disease bestowed one mark oi I ravage on her brow. Time alone w;ioss noiseiess but unerring hand alike vii
 blast the granite frnness or the Iilies growth, had marked her for his own. 'It Is not our purpose to eulogize yet we may be pardoned for saying | that the virtuous subject of this obitu- ary lived without an enemy and died without reproach In her sgd year and 1t is worth recording that she wal the first of i've generations and the parent of 1s3 descendants. Her nu. merous offspring as they gathered around her nnclosed grave had the consolation of believing that the spirit which once habited the cold clay be. | fara thar had pona hefora tfa God tc claim its heritage of virtue." Tn he will. made Oct. 2. 1927. and
 proved Nov. 3. 1885. Rachael woolf
 widow, of the city of Charles. ton." mentions her daughters. Bell
 wife of solmon Cohen; Priscilla
 widow of David Lopez: Eleanor. wife of Philip Cohen. and Esther. widow. oi Cherry Moise her sister. Miriam. wife of Reuben Levy; appointed s. C.
 Moses and M. M. Cohen executors and Cicilia Moses executrix. (Probate Court. Charleston. H. i5s).
 The following is the inscription on Mrs. woolf's tombstone in the Jewish cemetery, Coming Street. Charleston; In Memory
 Mrs Rachael wooif. Born in
 Boston. Massachusetts, 22 Februaryr I75S. Died in aC1arleston. South Carolina. October Sd. 1885.
 Aetat s2 years,-s months Her children erect this Tablet To consecrate the virtues of an affectionate parent. The following are the children of found record: