Chambers County AlArchives Obituaries.....Newman, Charles Monroe February 14, 1914
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The LaFayette Sun
February 18, 1914 issue of "The LaFayette Sun":

Death of Mr. C. M. Newman.

At his home near Red Hill schoolhouse last Sunday passed away Mr. C. M. 
Newman, after years of suffering. The funeral was held at Rock Spring last 
Monday, the services being conducted by Elder C. W. Welch and attended by a 
large concourse of people. Deceased left a wife and six children, and to 
them The Sun extends condolence. A notice of his life and death will appear 
later.
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February 25, 1914 issue of "The LaFayette Sun":

Chapel Hill (for last week) - We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. C. M. 
Newman, which occurred a few days ago at his home near Penton. May God bless 
his bereaved family.
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April 8, 1914 issue of "The LaFayette Sun":

In Memoriam.

Charles Monroe Newman, the subject of this sketch, was born Sept. 16th, 
1865, and died Feb. 14th, 1914, at his home in Chambers County. He was 
married to Miss Hewlett Redmon in Dec. 1890. To this happy union were born 
seven children – four boys and three girls. All survive him, but the oldest 
child. Mr. Newman died with a lingering disease, and suffering without a 
murmur, always patient and submissive to his dear Lord. He never united with 
any church, but was a strong believer. His life was an inspiration of love, 
and unselfishness and impressed all with whom he came in contact, and left 
for his dear wife and children sufficient evidence that he had hope of a 
life eternal in a world above. For when he felt that the end was near he 
called them to him and spoke comforting words to them. He was a devoted 
husband and father, a good neighbor a moral upright citizen. During his long 
illness all that a faithful loving wife and children, physicians and other 
loved ones could do was done, but death could not be stayed and peacefully 
he fell into that sweet sleep, which has no awakening. To the bereaved 
heart-broken ones we extend sympathy and can only point them to the Dear 
Comforter, who said, "I am the resurrection and the life." His funeral 
services were conducted by Elder C. W. Welch and his body laid to rest in 
the quiet cemetery at Rock Springs, there to await the resurrection.
 A Friend.

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