Mrs. Sarah Danforth
wife of Mr. Job Danforth
died March 5, 1811
aged 58 years 6 months
What woman ought to be, she was in the Relations
of Wife - Mother - Daughter - Sister - Neighbor
Patient under affliction, resigned to the will of
GOD, and with a Serenity disarming Disease
of Pain, she returned her spirit into
the Hands of her MAKER.
The Bond of Love, which united her and her
Bereaved Husband for more than 41 years, are
burst asunder, but the Consolation for him
and his children and her aged Parent is
that the Christian Spirit and Practice
which she exemplified in her life
They lay so still/forever smiling/at the fools around them/foolishly toiling
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Job Danforth - Swan Point
Mr. Job Danforth
died in this City,
Nov. 23, 1838,
aged 93 years 7 months
& 2 days.
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He descended to the grave, venerable
in years, and highly respected for a
conscientious, and cheerful discharge
of all the duties of a Husband, Father,
citizen, and Christian.
The native vigour of his intellect was
much improved by reading; and from a
daily perusal of the Scriptures for many years,
his heart was imbued with the truths of the
Christian Revelation, of which he was, for a
long period, to his decease, an active professor,
striving always, by precept ad example, "to adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things."
much improved by reading; and from a
daily perusal of the Scriptures for many years,
his heart was imbued with the truths of the
Christian Revelation, of which he was, for a
long period, to his decease, an active professor,
striving always, by precept ad example, "to adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things."
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