Obituary of Mrs. F. M. Skaggs, Madison Co, AR

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Nancy Jane Adams SKAGGS - Madison Co. Record, June 1, 1922

Mrs. F. M. Skaggs of near Huntsville, who had been in feeble health
for several months, died Sunday night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Everett Clark, near Hindsville, where she had been visiting a
short time. Paralysis was the immediate cause of her death. Interment
was made in the Huntsville cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Rev. A. B.
Carlock conducting the funeral service. The deceased is survived by
her husband, four sons and two daughters. A more extended obituary
will probably be furnished the Record.

Second Obituary for Nancy Jane Adams SKAGGS; Madison County Record,
June 22, 1922
Sister Jennie Skaggs, the beloved wife of F. M. Skaggs, was born March
18, 1849; professed a living faith in Christ when eleven years old.
She lived a true Christian life, faithful until death, June 4, 1922.
Her spirit went to God who gave it and her body was placed in the
Huntsville cemetery. Her beloved ones need not weep, because Jesus
died and arose again; even so her body which is only asleep in Jesus
shall hear His voice and shall come forth unto the resurrection of
life, then her spirit shall be crowned with its own body -- spiritual,
immortal, incorruptible - on which Jesus will have written the name of
His God and the City of God, and will write upon it His new name, the
glorious white robe, and wedding garment at the marriage banquet of
the Lamb of God.
                                  A. B. Carlock

[Transcribed and Submitted by Sherry Healy.]