Madison-Limestone County AlArchives Obituaries.....Hatchett, Mary Ann September 12, 1967
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“Signs of the Times” Primitive Baptist Periodical, March 1968 Issue


MARY ANN HATCHETT – Madison Co., Ala., Limestone Co., Ala.

	Sister Mary Ann Palina Hatchett was born on March 23, 1890, in Madison 
Co., Ala., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Buckner.  She passed this life 
Sept. 12, 1967.  She was married to Francis H. Hatchett on Nov. 12, 1905, in 
Limestone Co., Ala.  To this union, four children were born.  In 1912, they 
moved from Alabama to Reed, Okla., and in 1949 to Mangum, Okla., where they 
have since resided.
	Sister Hatchett united with the Primitive Baptist Church in October 
1939 and, at the time of her death, was a member with Little Flock Church, 
Altus, Okla.  She was surely one of those dear and wonderful mothers in 
Israel.  All who knew her loved her.  She had a gentle and always cheerful 
disposition.  She possessed a great gift to entertain the Old Baptists, 
children, and friends.  I have heard her say that she loved the Old Baptists 
from her earliest childhood and was always willing to do anything she could to 
help them.
	Her and Brother Hatchett’s home has always been open to Zion’s 
children.  Surely she was made a willing servant of God and His dear people and 
was so self-denying.  She altogether relied on and trusted in the merits of 
free and sovereign grace.  Surely she had the fear of God in her heart, and “A 
woman that feareth the Lord shall be praised.” (Prov. 31: 33)  O how we will 
miss her at Little Flock Church but do humbly believe our loss is her eternal 
gain.  Be it resolved that we bow in humble submission to the will of Him that 
doeth all things well.
	Sister Hatchett leaves to mourn her passing her dear husband Francis; 
one son, C. L. Hatchett of Mangum; two daughters, Mrs. Frank Venable of Mangum 
and Mrs. Doc Bull of Reed, Okla.; one brother, Clint Buckner; one sister, Mrs. 
Rena Ferguson of Alabama; and nine grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, and 
many other relatives and friends.
	Services were conducted by the writer, and interment was in Reed 
Cemetery, Reed, Okla. – Elder C. M. Haygood
	  




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