Obituaries for Orange Wesley Stoddard, Ensley, Newaygo County, Michigan

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Orange Wesley Stoddard died at his home in Ensley February 27, 1901 and was buried March 1. Was born in Lagrange, Loraine Co., Ohio, Feb 19, 1850. Married Jennie Kingsley of Ensley, Aug. 17, 1873. He was the youngest child of Loami and Hanna Stoddard, and leaves a wife and daughter, one brother, C. S. Stoddard of Grand Rapids, two sisters, Mrs. B Hoyle and Mrs. M. Phillips of Cedar Springs, and a host of warm friends to morn his loss. He experienced religion at an early age and joined the Baptist church, after a lapse of time he became spiritually indifference, but during his sickness again became concerned about his soul and renewed his covenant with God and rejoicing in his Savior.

CARD OF THANKS

	We desire through the columns of the Clipper to thank the  K. O. T. M. members of Ensley Tent No. 663, and also all kind friends and neighbors who assisted us in our bereavement, and also for the beautiful floral offerings.

	Mrs. Jennie Stoddard
	Miss. Bertha Stoddard

Paper Cedar Spring Clipper.

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   Orange Wesley Stoddard was born in LaGrange, Lorain county, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1850; died at his home in Ensley, Feb. 27, 1901; married Jennie Kingsley, August 17, 1873; he was the youngest child of Loami and Hannah Stoddard; he leaves a wife and daughter, one brother C. Stoddard of Grand Rapids, two sisters, Mrs B. Hoyl and Mrs. M. Phillips of Cedar Springs, and a host of friends to morn his loss. He experienced religion at an early age and joined the Baptist church, after a lapse of time he became spiritually indifference, but during his sickness again became concerned about his soul and renewed his covenant with God and rejoicing in his Savior.


Resolutions on the Death of Sir Knight Stoddard.

	On the 27th of Feb., 1901 O. W. Stoddard was transferred from our Tent on earth to the Grand Tent above.
	Therefore, be it resolved, that, we do feel to mourn his loss and hereby extend our sincere sympathy to his bereaved wife and child.
	Ensley Tent No. 663.
		C. B. Ashley
		G. F. Cook
		M. L. Teeple
			Committee


Cards of Thanks

	We desire through the columns of the Newaygo Republican to thank the Sir Knights of Ensley Tent No. 663, also kind neighbors and friends, who assisted us in our bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offerings.
	Mrs Jennie Stoddard
	Miss Bertha Stoddard

Through The Republican I wish to thank the Sir Knight , who so kindly sent me wood, and those who came and cut wood. May the order prosper is my wish, especially Ensley Tent.
		Mrs Jennie Stoddard


Paper Newaygo Republican

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