NC,  Greene Co.,  Obit, Obit. of Davi.E. DAIL
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Copy of the original found in the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards.

DAIL
David E. DAIL, was born in Greene Co., N.C.; July 12, 1878, and died 
near Hookerton, N.C. August 6, 1910; aged 32 years and 24 days.
Brother DAIL professed faith in Christ when young and connected himself 
with the church at Ormond's Chapel, and lived a consistent member to 
the day of his death. He was sick almost a year. Rheumatism was the 
dominant trouble, and during his suffering with this disease, the appendix 
of the colon became involved, and he had to undergo an operation which 
so exhausted his strength as to continue the decline of his health until 
death.
I visited Brother DAIL several times during his sickness, prayed and 
talked with him about his spiritual state and always found him perfectly 
resigned to the will of God. A short time before he died he told his 
faithful wife that he would soon be at rest, and it would be better than 
this world could give. He seemed to be so humble and so patient under 
his affliction that it made me feel, while at prayer in his room, that I 
was in the presence of the holy angels.
He leaves a wife and three little children, a father and mother, four 
brothers and three sisters to mourn their loss.
May the Lord bless and comfort

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