Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Jordan, Maggie February 11, 1925
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Lineville Headlight
On February 11, 1925, the spirit of sister Maggie Jordan, nee Peak, winged its 
flight to the great beyond. Sister Jordan was loved by all who knew her, though 
she is gone her ideals live. She was born Aug. 17, 1874, was married to Mr. 
James W. Jordan in 1891. She joined the Baptist Church in early life where she 
lived a devoted member. Mrs. Jordan leaves four girls and two boys to mourn 
their loss also two orphan nieces she was keeping for her brother. Her husband 
proceeded her two years ago. After the death of her husband, she left their home 
at Barfield and moved near Cragford to care for her aged parents. Before leaving 
this community, she was a faithful member of the W. M. U. and a Charter member 
of the 0. E. S. No. 183. To her children she loved so dearly we say your very 
best friend has gone and it is sad to think so, we often wonder why it had to 
be, but when the trials of this life are past, and we have crossed the chilly 
tide of death into the celestial city of God we will understand. The heartfelt 
sympathy of the entire community goes out to the bereaved ones and our sincere 
prayer is that the family tie that was bound on earth will be bound in heaven. 
Her body was laid to rest in New Harmony cemetery. Rev. F. J. Ingram, her 
pastor, conducting the funeral services. Committee Mrs. Bernice Cole, Mrs. 
Lizzie Haynie Mrs. Hattie Garrett

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