Obituary Notices by M. E. Cornell

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 2, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 30, No. 3.

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Obituary Notices.

By M. E. Cornell

Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth.

Rev. xiv, 13.

DIED, in East Cleveland, O., June 18, of cancerous affection of the stomach, my brother, Albert Bisbee, aged 50 years.

Though not a believer of present truth, yet he died with a firm hope of immortality.

ALMON BISBEE.

DIED, of consumption, at Holly, Mich., sister Annetta Conklin, aged 23 years. She had kept the Sabbath about twelve years.

FELL asleep at Gaines, Mich., after great sufferings from a cancer, sister Rachael Curtis, aged 38 years, leaving husband and children in mourning. She had observed the Sabbath several years, and endured her sufferings with Christian fortitude.

DIED, very suddenly, at Holly, Mich., of supposed heart disease, William, son of sister Malinda Slayton, aged about 20 years. He had been very kind to his widowed mother, and for a short time, had manifested some interest in present truth.

On each of these occasions the writer endeavored to comfort and instruct with appropriate words.

M. E. CORNELL.