Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Boggs, Mary June 9, 1923
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Danielsville Monitor, 15 June 1923
MEMORIAL

In memory of little Mary Boggs, she was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt 
Boggs.  She was born November the twenty-seventh, 1921, and died June 9, 
1923.  She was sick for two weeks.

Mary was a sweet bright baby, so affectionate that every one loved her.  In 
the death of her another cradle has been emptied, another little angel has 
been added to God's great white throne.  She was the joy and the light of the 
home which she  was permitted to cheer for only a short period.  Oh, how she 
is missed in the home.

The sorrowing one are struggling under the heavy load of grief,.  Home is so 
sad, oh, so sad, since her sweet voice is heard no more.  Our hearts are 
crushed with grief, and our arms are aching her little form so bad; yet we 
humbly bow to the will of the Father, for we know that she is sweetly resting 
in the arms of the Savior.

Father, another and little brotheres, and have a claim on Heaven that you have 
never had before, so let your ___ lived so that you may again clasp the little 
hands that are now beckoning you from the gates of heaven.  The earthly chain 
is broken, but may it be made whole again at Jesus' feet.  We know she will 
meet usat the golden gate to welcome us to our eternal home.  Our Lord 

often transplants the fairest flower perhaps to more strongly atract us to a 
brighter world.  may this sweet flower pucked so young serve God's purpose.

Oh, it was so hard to give up dear little Mary, and lay her little form in the 
gold, silent grave.  May God sustain the bereaved parents, and may they, as 
their ties over yonder become stronger, become less attached to earth, and 
more and more to Heaven.  Her body was laid to rest at Danielsville cemetery 
on June 10, 1912, Rev. Franklin conducted funeral services.

She leaves, besides father and mother, two little brothers, and a number of 
relatives to mourn her death.  Weep not, dear ones, for the little one is 
rersting in the arms of our blessed Saviour.

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