Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Gregg, Susan Frances December 14, 1919
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Mrs. Susan Frances Gregg was born in Troup County, Georgia, July 25, 1847, and 
died at her home in Clay County, Alabama, December 14. 1919. She was the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dingier, and at about the age of 13, the Lord 
opened her heart and filled her life with the joy of His abiding presence, and 
she joined the Baptist church at Mt. Prospect in Randolph County Ala and lived a 
beautify life until her death. Sha was united in marriages to John N. Gregg 
August 30ch, 1863, and to them were 16 children, 11 boys and 5 girls all of whom 
are living except 1 boy who died in infancy. She leaves a husband and ten sons, 
five daughters, and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss. As a wife 
and mother, she was kind, loving, sympathetic and self-sacrificing for the 
comfort of the loved ones, and was ready at all times to help the needy and 
assist in Christian work of every kind for the relief of suffering humanity and 
the glory of G d. For many years before her death, she was a devoted member of 
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church at Barfield near her home in Clay County. She was 
buried at Black's Chapel in Clay County, and the funeral service was conducted 
by the writer, assisted by Revs J. W. Coffman and B.C. Bynum. The large crowd 
attending her funeral. A attested the fact that she was loved and highly 
esteemed by all who knew her. She lived a quiet, sweet, beautiful Christian 
life, and having finished her work on earth, she has entered into the rest that 
remained to the people of God. And, by and by, when the ransomed of the Lord 
shall gather at the river that flows by the throne of God, we shall see her 
again, washed in the blood and clothed in the white robe that God hath given. 
May his spirt kindly end gently lead all the loved ones left behind until they 
meet in Heaven. Her pastor, F. J. Ingram.

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