Obituaries: Orange Craw and Samuel Oscar Cozad
CRAW.—Died, Jan. 6, 1885, at Bowling Green, O., Orange, son of Hiram and Ann Craw, aged about 23 years. He had been for a number of years afflicted with epilepsy, which, on Sunday morning, Jan. 4, took the form of violent insanity, followed by convulsions, which ended in death as stated. He made a profession of religion when about eleven years of age, under the labors of Elder E. B. Lane. He was baptized and united with the church, and lived a Christian for several years, always taking part in family worship. Funeral services were held at the M. E. Church, conducted by Rev. Holmes (Baptist), from Eccl. 8:8. H. AND A. CRAW. COZAD.—Died, of lung fever, at Santa Rosa, Cal., Feb. 13, 1885, Samuel Oscar, infant son of P. D. and M. E. Cozad, aged eight months.