Obituary of Motie Richards Weaver

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
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Motie Richards Weaver 
The Owingsville Outlook Thursday, October 16, 1910 
Mrs. Motie Richard's Death 
   After a long illness of tuberculosis Mrs. Motie Richards Weaver died 
at the home of her sister Mrs. J. T. Havens in Grange City, where she 
had been staying for several weeks, Sunday, October 2. 
   The body was brought to the home of John T. Kimbrough here Sunday, 
and the funeral services were conducted there Monday afternoon at 2 
o'clock by Rev. C. L. Bohon, of Carlisle.  The interment was made in 
the family lot in Owingsville cemetery.  The pall bearers were (can't read). 
   Deceased was the next to the oldest child of Dr. Richards and his wife 
Mary Kimbrough.  She was born in (can't read) September 18, 1859 and went 
to school here some years after her parents moved to Fleming county.  On 
the death of her father she came here with her mother to reside about 
sixteen years ago.  She was a quiet, gentle woman and was highly esteemed 
by her aquaintanceship.  Her mother died some years ago.  She is survived 
by the following brothers and sisters; Lizzie, wife of J. T. Havens, of 
Grange City; Elzie, of Flemingsburg; Sallie, wife of A. N. Denton, and 
John K. of Owingsville; Walter of Richmond; Harvey of Wyoming State; 
Kelly and Miss Ruth of this town.  All were at the funeral except Harvey.  
The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the community in their loss. 
Resolutions Of Respect   Whereas our Heavenly Father has seen fit, in 
his infinite wisdom, to take from us and call her to her eternal abode 
a most beloved member of our Sunday school Mrs. Motie Weaver, and that 
by her taking away we have lost a faithful member, a conscientious 
Christian, and one who was very devoted to church work therefore be it. 
   Resolved, 1st, that we the membership of the M. E. Sunday school do 
greatly deplore her decease, and that we that her place amongst us cannot 
easily be filled, but we shall endeavor to imitate her example. 
   2nd, that we extend to the grief stricken family our heartfelt sympathy. 
   3rd, that a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the pages of 
Sunday school record, and they be published in The Owingsville Outlook, 
and that a copy be sent to members of the family.  Mrs. Lula Herron, 
D. W. Doggett, H. J. Daily, committee.