Dallas County MO Archives Obituaries.....WARNER, SAMUEL   M September 25, 1913
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OBIT FROM NEWSPAPER

IN MEMORIAM

Once more the hand of Him who gives and takes, has shown it’s irresistible 
power in our community. Mr. S. M. Warner was born Dec. 3rd 1839 and died Sept. 
25th. 1913 at his home three miles north of Tunas. His age was 73 years 9 
months 22 days. He was married to Marriella  A. Neptune Aug. 20 1874 and to 
this union was born nine children, all of whom with the mother are left to 
mourn the death of a kind and loving father and a devoted husband. Five of the 
children, E. L.; P. A. ; J. E.; and Mamie Warner and Mrs. G. B. Brite were in 
Canada. Mrs. Gracie Allen was in Ohio and Mrs. Frank Carter was in Saline  Co. 
Mo. At the time of his death. The others S. O. Warner and Mrs. Samuel Allen 
were with many friends at his bedside to administer to his wants and to do all 
that loving hands and  medical skills could do until death relieved his 
suffering. He made a profession of Christ about nine years ago at New Liberty 
Church. He had seemed in good health, and it was a shock  when on Tuesday 
morning Sept. 23rd he was suddenly stricken with paralysis and lived only 
forty eight hours. Yet the sweet, silent melodium of death is but  an endless 
chain of peace and rest, and we recall with counseling  confidence the words 
of the late Bob Taylor. My friends look now the rose hears the far away call 
of the sun and blushes in the presence of God. Look how the violet comes forth 
from it’s tiny tomb and opens it’s glad eyes to greet the spring. Are they not 
God’s own answer  to the question, “If a man dies shall he live again? “Can it 
be the flowers and grasses have resurrected from the sod of earth while man 
for whom they were made must sleep on forever”? Many friends unite with us in 
extending our sincere sympathy to the bereaved.


Additional Comments:
This is a copy of my great great grand fathers obit. Samuel was the son of 
Miran Warner and Sarah Lenover and was born in Dearborn County Indian near 
Dillsboro. He married Marrilla in Lawrence County Ohio. He is buried with his 
wife and several children in Dallas County, Tunas Missouri in the Hopewell 
Church Cemetery.

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