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Angeline Narcis <I>Williams</I> Goldston

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Angeline Narcis Williams Goldston

Birth
Greene County, Missouri, USA
Death
14 Mar 1905 (aged 72)
Sandusky, Grayson County, Texas, USA
Burial
Whitesboro, Grayson County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Obituary:

Mrs. A.N. Goldston Dead

It is the sad duty of the News to note the death of another of our and

honored citizens. The summons came this time to Mrs. A.N. Goldston,

who has been for 42 years a part of this community. The lady was born

in Green county, Missouri, 73 years ago, where she was married to W.

A. Goldston, August 20, 1850. They came to Texas 5 years later and lived

Near Pottsboro 3 years, and then moved to the place where she died. Thirteen

Children were born to them, seven boys and six girls. Four of them were born

in Missouri, where the oldest, a daughter, died. Two others, born in Texas

are dead. Ten are living, all married. In 1847 she became a member of the

Methodist church, and has lived a consistent Christian life, an example to her

Large family, and an honored and beloved member of the great body of Christ-

ians of the Community. For days she had born intense suffering without a

murmer. Her end came peacefully, surrounded by her husband, children and

friends, at 5:40 o'clock on Tuesday morning, March 14th. Funeral services

were held at the graveyard, conducted by the Rev. Goods of Dexter. The

funeral was attended by many old friends who had known and loved her, and

there were none but felt that a good woman had gone. Her husband and childen,

J.F. and M.A. Goldston and Mrs. H.C. and J.H. Green and Mrs. W.C. Kincy, of

this place, W.G., of Graham, M.N. of Porch O.T., and Mesdames E.R. Scott and

C.L. Goldston of Allen I. T. live to mourn the loss of a good wife and mother. All of

Them were present but the oldest son, C.L. who was unable to come.__Contriduted.

Obituary:

Mrs. A.N. Goldston Dead

It is the sad duty of the News to note the death of another of our and

honored citizens. The summons came this time to Mrs. A.N. Goldston,

who has been for 42 years a part of this community. The lady was born

in Green county, Missouri, 73 years ago, where she was married to W.

A. Goldston, August 20, 1850. They came to Texas 5 years later and lived

Near Pottsboro 3 years, and then moved to the place where she died. Thirteen

Children were born to them, seven boys and six girls. Four of them were born

in Missouri, where the oldest, a daughter, died. Two others, born in Texas

are dead. Ten are living, all married. In 1847 she became a member of the

Methodist church, and has lived a consistent Christian life, an example to her

Large family, and an honored and beloved member of the great body of Christ-

ians of the Community. For days she had born intense suffering without a

murmer. Her end came peacefully, surrounded by her husband, children and

friends, at 5:40 o'clock on Tuesday morning, March 14th. Funeral services

were held at the graveyard, conducted by the Rev. Goods of Dexter. The

funeral was attended by many old friends who had known and loved her, and

there were none but felt that a good woman had gone. Her husband and childen,

J.F. and M.A. Goldston and Mrs. H.C. and J.H. Green and Mrs. W.C. Kincy, of

this place, W.G., of Graham, M.N. of Porch O.T., and Mesdames E.R. Scott and

C.L. Goldston of Allen I. T. live to mourn the loss of a good wife and mother. All of

Them were present but the oldest son, C.L. who was unable to come.__Contriduted.

Gravesite Details

Wed William Aaron Goldston on 08/20/1850. Daughter of Gibson Allen Williams and Anna Ruyle.

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