In a message dated 6/20/02 8:13:12 PM, stonesandbones@yahoo.com writes: << It was submitted by (stonesandbones@yahoo.com) on Thursday, June 20, 2002 at d: d: d --------------------------------------------------------------------------- contributor_name: Sharon Strout newspaper_name: unknown newspaper_date: OCT 1890 town_of_publication: unknown county_of_publication: Frederick state_of_publication: Maryland newspaper_article: DEATH OF A HIGHLY ESTEEMED CITIZEN In last weeks issue we noticed the death of Daniel Gaugh, of Lewistown district, who died at his residence a mile or two north of Lewisstown, on Oct. 21st, in his 76th year, after a brief illness, of Bright's disease. Mr. Gaugh was a farmer by occupation and a very industrious, hard-working man. By his honorable, upright life and christian character he won the respect and esteem of all who knew him. He made for himself a good name which is to be esteemed above great earthly riches. He was a man of lowliness of mind and humility of spirit. An elder of the Reformed church at Utica he always showed an interest in the church's prosperity, and was faithful in the discharge of his every duty as a member, an officer and a christian man. As a good, kind husband and father he will be missed by the community and as a good, consistent member and faithful supporter of the church he will be missed by his congregation. His funeral occurred on the 23rd, at Utica, the sermon preached by his pastor, Rev. S. M. hench, assisted by Revs. Sheridan, Phillips and Todd. The attendance was lare considering that the day a terrible rainy and stormy one to be out. Submit: Submit Article --------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>