Obit: Bixby, Lucretia (1846 - 1889)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames:
BIXBY
MONROE ----Source: THORP
COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 07/19/1889 Bixby, Lucretia (7
OCT 1846 - 16 Jul 1889) Died, on July 16,
1889, hemorrhage, Lucretia, wife of Wm. H. Bixby, aged 42 years, 9
months and 9 days. Death is a
dreadful visitor at all times, but when a truly good kind friend
and neighbor, a tender, loving mother of a large family is taken
from us in the prime of her womanhood, our hearts go out in sincere
sympathetic love to those whose bright home has been bereft of its
brightest and best jewel. Lucretia Monroe was born at Underhill,
Vt. Oct. 7, 1846, at which place she was also married to her
surviving husband, Wm. H. Bixby Nov. 7, 1866. One year later they
removed to Northern Minnesota.. Abut fourteen years ago they
removed to Colby, Wis. and seven years later to Thorp, Clark
County, Wis. The Christian mother of a bright family of nine
children, Seven of whom, four girls and three boys, (the youngest a
baby girl three days old), are still living. Her home and family
were the chief objects of her love and care. Five years ago her
eldest son, Allan, a lad of sixteen years, died and shortly after
Mrs. B. united with the Baptist Church of this place. Quiet,
unassuming, her life and heart wrapped up in home, she yet was ever
ready and willing to aid in every good cause, and all who knew her
loved her to the last. May He who reigneth over all, and doeth
naught but well, temper the winds and waves of life's rought sea to
this little flock shorn of a tender mother's loving care and bring
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