Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Jarrell, Nancy February 5 1893
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The Butler Herald, March 7, 1893
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 7, 1893
Page Three

In Memoriam

Among the sad events, which occasionally transpire and solemnize our feelings 
we notice the death of our aged and beloved sister, Nancy Jarrell whose spirit 
took its winged flight on the 5th of February.  Punctual in dealings, brave in 
duty and patient in affliction sister Jarrell was a useful member of the church 
and society and will be much missed among her relations and friends who seemed 
almost plunged into despair at the thought of giving up one whom they had known 
and loved so long with an unwavering attachment.

It was with tender, affectionate and exalted marks of regard that the ladies of 
our community bestowed upon her dead body tastily arranged wreaths of flowers 
rare and sweet, and in a manner that manifested appreciation of the noble and 
the good, and which seemed appreciated as the sweetest smiles seemed to respond 
and her corpse seemed almost to speak.  She was in the 77th year of her age.  
Her death occurred at a time when her family was poorly prepared to bear so 
great a shock as it was so soon after the painful death by fire of her little 
grandchild, a son of A.H. Jarrell.  Certainly the connection need and have the 
sympathy of their various friends to comfort them among so many of such 
scenes.  May the blessings of our Heavenly Father rest upon them and His spirit 
comfort and wisdom direct and strong arm protect the dear ones she has left 
behind, and may we all be prepared to peacefully lay us down to rest at last as 
she has done in the triumphs of a living faith and be enabled to experience the 
benefits of a happy reunion of our disembodied spirits and enjoy our long 
sought rest.  Rest! Sweet Rest! Oh, how we will enjoy our long sweet rest.

M.C. Howell
Carsonville, Ga., Feb. 28, 1893


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