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OH-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest				Volume 00 : Issue 187

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  #1 Death Notice                         ["Sharon Hunt" <shunt@PONYEXPRESS.N]

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Death of Amos Bennett

Richmond,Mo.Route 1-[ Written
for The Missourian]-Amos S. Bennett,
departed this life,Feb.1,1913,
at 11 o'clock p.m.
  The subject of this sketch was born
in Crawford County Ohio,in the year
1837,January22-being 76 years and
10 days old at the time of his death.
  He came to Missouri in the year
1869,locating near Millville,and has
 lived in the same neighborhood since
his parents died,when he was young,
leaving a large family.
  He being one of the oldest,he had
to be a father to the rest.
  He married Barbara Thompson about
fifty years ago and they lived together
until about two years ago when she 
passed away.
  He leaves five brothers,one sister and 
a stepson now of Oklahoma.
  A better old couple never lived than 
these two people and to know them 
was to love them.
  His ever watch-word was,  "to do unto
 others as you would have others to do unto you.
Never were the hungry or needy turned
 away from his door.
  Gone but not forgotten,just one loving
voice is stilled .Dead? No,just gently
sleeping,waiting for the great resurrection 
morn for his Savior's voice to call him;
 then he will wear a crown of glory all
through eternity.
  Funeral at Dockery Church.Tuesday.Internment
 at McDonald Cemetery.

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