Washington County KS Archives Obituaries.....MONTGOMERY, Samuel April 8, 1913
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The Greenleaf Sentinel, Greenleaf, Kansas, Thursday, April 17, 1913
SAMUEL MONTGOMERY
TUESDAY MORNING, Apr 8th, Samuel MONTGOMERY dropped dead with heart trouble just
as he reached the home of H I TEGETHOFF, where he was helping build a barn.
While he had been afflicted with the disease a couple of years, he was feeling
as well as usual that morning and did his chores and ate a hearty breakfast
before starting away.
	Samuel MONTGOMERY, son of Samuel and Jane MONTGOMERY, was born in Burmingham,
England, Aug 3, 1867. Died at Greenleaf, Kansas, April 8, 1913. Age 45 years, 8
months, 5 days. He came to America in 1886. He was united in marriage to Miss
Tamer A NELSON, December 23, 1896. To this union wee born four children, tow
daughters,Alice C and Laura Jane, the latter passed away in infancy. Two sons
Arnold H and Albert E. His wife, three children and two sisters, Mrs John HOWELL
of Weldona, Colorado, and Mrs Sarah CHAMBERLAIN of Fairmont, Nebraska, are left
to mourn the loss of a husband, father and brother. These relatives have the
sympathy of the entire community.
	Mr Montgomery was baptised in the Episcopal church of England when a child. He
renewed his covenant with God during the series of meetings held in the Untied
Brethren church last December. he began attending services over a year ago,
joining the Men's Bible class which he was the teacher at the time of his death.
he was a member of the Teachers Training class and took great interest in the
study of the Scriptures. he will be missed from the services and from the
community but most of all by his loved ones.
	Mr MONTGOMERY was a good citizen, good neighbor and faithful in all he undertook.
	"What is death to him who meets it with an upright heart? A quiet haven, where
his shattered bark. Harbors secure till the rough storm is passed."
	Funeral services were held in the United Brethren church Friday at 2 p.m
conducted by Rev E E McAFERTY assisted by Dr E K BAILEY and C E THORP. Interment
was made in the Mt James cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
To the kind friends and neighbors who assisted us during our recent bereavement
we wish to extend our heart felt thanks, especially to the lodge and high school
class, and Sunday school class for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs MONTGOMERY and children;
John NELSON and family,
Mr and Mrs John HOWELL,
Mr Geo UEBEL
Mr and Mrs CHAMBERLAIN,
R C NELSON and family, Mr and Mrs Pete JORGENSON
Geo T NELSON and family,
Rev A NELSON and family

Additional Comments:
  SAMUEL MONTGOMERY
TUESDAY MORNING, Apr 8th, Samuel MONTGOMERY dropped dead with heart trouble just
as he reached the home of H I TEGETHOFF, where he was helping build a barn.
While he had been afflicted with the disease a couple of years, he was feeling
as well as usual that morning and did his chores and ate a hearty breakfast
before starting away.
	Samuel MONTGOMERY, son of Samuel and Jane MONTGOMERY, was born in Burmingham,
England, Aug 3, 1867. Died at Greenleaf, Kansas, April 8, 1913. Age 45 years, 8
months, 5 days. He came to America in 1886. He was united in marriage to Miss
Tamer A NELSON, December 23, 1896. To this union wee born four children, tow
daughters,Alice C and Laura Jane, the latter passed away in infancy. Two sons
Arnold H and Albert E. His wife, three children and two sisters, Mrs John HOWELL
of Weldona, Colorado, and Mrs Sarah CHAMBERLAIN of Fairmont, Nebraska, are left
to mourn the loss of a husband, father and brother. These relatives have the
sympathy of the entire community.
	Mr Montgomery was baptised in the Episcopal church of England when a child. He
renewed his covenant with God during the series of meetings held in the Untied
Brethren church last December. he began attending services over a year ago,
joining the Men's Bible class which he was the teacher at the time of his death.
he was a member of the Teachers Training class and took great interest in the
study of the Scriptures. he will be missed from the services and from the
community but most of all by his loved ones.
	Mr MONTGOMERY was a good citizen, good neighbor and faithful in all he undertook.
	"What is death to him who meets it with an upright heart? A quiet haven, where
his shattered bark. Harbors secure till the rough storm is passed."
	Funeral services were held in the United Brethren church Friday at 2 p.m
conducted by Rev E E McAFERTY assisted by Dr E K BAILEY and C E THORP. Interment
was made in the Mt James cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
To the kind friends and neighbors who assisted us during our recent bereavement
we wish to extend our heart felt thanks, especially to the lodge and high school
class, and Sunday school class for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs MONTGOMERY and children;
John NELSON and family,
Mr and Mrs John HOWELL,
Mr Geo UEBEL
Mr and Mrs CHAMBERLAIN,
R C NELSON and family, Mr and Mrs Pete JORGENSON
Geo T NELSON and family,
Rev A NELSON and family

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