Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Lamberth, Louisiana October 12, 1899
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On October 12, 1899, Louisiana Lamberth, wife of M. H. Lamberth died at her 
residence in Clay County. Mrs. Lamberth. was born Oct 12, 1835. hence was 64 
years old the date of her death. The leaves surviving her, a husband, two 
daughters and one son. She was a true devoted Christain and showed by her life 
that her religious beliefs was one that influenced and shaped her character. She 
joined the Baptist church in 1871; was baptized by Rev. M. M. Driver.  Mrs. 
Lamberth was a true missionary believed in supporting: the gospel, in aiding in 
Sunday school work, and in giving to the Orphan's Home. Hers was a life of 
usefulness, her example as a Christian was such that all who knew her felt its 
power an influence. The many kind words spoken by her, the many, deeds of 
benevolence she did. the beautiful example of Christian living she gave, will be 
remembered and cherished for years to come long alter the mortal body shall have 
would moulderd to dust. No wonder that on her death be, she requested her 
children not to grieve after her; no wonder that she declared that while the 
thoughts of death are unpleasant, the love of Christ is sweet. She died in great 
triumph, realizing that her Savior was able to save to the uttermost. "She hath 
sought the bosom of her Lord".

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