> > The Crawfordsville Journal, Thursday, March 21, 1901 > > IN MEMORY OF MRS. STULL > > Death has visited the home of Aquilla Stull and taken from its midst a dear > wife and beloved mother. Mrs. Georgianna Case was born in Howard Mills, > Kentucky, May 31, 1839; united with the Christian church in 1856 and lived > faithful to her commander. She was married to Aquilla Stull on June 1, 1856, > and to them ten children were born, Mrs. Nancy Lindley of Georgetown, > Illinois; Mrs. Mary Gillis, of Cayuga, Ind; Mrs. Emma Follick, John, Lawson > and Lillie Stull, all left behind to mourn her loss. The loss is great to > them all. Her three daughters, also her son John, will miss her kindly face > when they visit the old homestead. But the husband and father and daughter > Lillie, and son Lawson, how lonely the days and evenings will be to them. > The house will seem empty without her presence and when they are all around > the fireside her chair will be vacant. Her voice cannot be heard and her > work is laid aside. The sympthy of friends and aching hearts cannot fill the > vacancy, but Jesus who comforted her at the grave of Lasarus is willing and > able to comfort those who will come to him in their hour of affliction. She > was troubled with tuberculosis until death came Monday evening, Feb. 25, > 1901, at the age of 61 years, 8 months and 24 days. Her suffering was severe > toward the last but she bore it patiently. The mortal body of the departed > sleeps in that beautiful cemetery west of Waynetown and the immortal soul > rests in the bosom of God who gave it. > > Dear mother, they've laid her in her grave, > On earth we shall see her never more; > She has crossed the gleaming river > To meet the loved ones gone before > > CARD OF THANKS > > Aquilla Stull and children wish to express their sincere thanks to the > friends who so faithfully worked and assisted during the sickness and death > of their loved one. >