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IN MEMORIAM ^
A:
^ Th^ follbwing- beautiful tribute fo
't^eaee perfect, pcaia?i;f^PPpi^|^
onesfar awa^" '
/fti Jesu3 kee|^^ r .4nb safe,aiid>
.,/ -i;' th'ey." ' ^ >-
IxNear the midnlgrht hour, fell asleep -
,at her home in Wayneaville, Ohio',,'
:]\iaryE. Sherwood, on Sunday, Jan-
.'U^y 8, 1911; The subject of this:
^emoir was the daughter of John M.;
.and Mary H. Chamberlain, and was-
bom in Warren .County, Ohio, June'
21,1839. She was united in mar
riage to Frank J, Sherwood August
23, 1860; and to thisdnion iW^re born
four children, one of whom with her
husband and three brothers, survives
her. In early life jhe identified her
self with the Methodist church, and
continued a faithful communicant of
the same, until calle 1 by death from
the church militant to the church at
rest.
The writer of this sketch has little
to guide her save a slight acquaint-^
ance, and what was written on the
face of the deceased, which is more
often than otherwise a sure index to
"trueworth. To look into and study
the face of Mrs. Sherwood it was ^
teasy to read, that she was of a retir
ing disposition, but yet poiiwesHed
with rare strength of purpose. Ex
ceedingly practical and even matter
of fact in the ordinary affairs of life,
'the other world was yet to her the
great reality There she lived and'
there her soul had sweet communionj
and daily drew its strength.
A resident of our community but
for a short time, yet quite long
enough for each of ua to realize that
in the passing away of this estimable
Womar; there ('lo.^ed a life of useful-
'ner.t. Her gentle character made
her presence fell in whatever circle
'vShe miv.gled. [vi,tGnsifIy Inval to her
.friends; asa neighbor kind and char
itable; as a wife and mother affec
tionate and faithful.
^' The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union ever found in her an
earnest supporter, and the Union
when a guest of her home, was in the
houge of a friend. In her death the
Union sustains a loss, but is comfort
ed by the thought, that in every re
lation her life was exemplary, and
its end was peace.
"Grant her, 0 Lord, eternal rest,
and let light perpetual shine upon
IN MEMORIAM
^Thi^.following" beautiful trlbuw fo
Mrs. Mar/E.'..She^-
Iwallader
'leace perfect peaa9
ones faraway, *', '' j, '3
In Jesus' keb^pingr w&?iare safe.and^
they." , >
^ Near the midnight hour, fell asleep ^
-at her home in Wayneaville, Ohio;
Mary K. Sherwood, on Sunday, Jan
uary 8, 1911; The subject of,this
^efooirwas thedaughter of John M.
and Mary H. Chamberlain, and was
bom in Warren .County, Ohio, June
21,1839. She was united in mar
riage to Frank J,,Sherwood August
23,1860,^ and to this union w^j-eborn
four children, one of whom widi her
husband and three brothers, survives
her. In early life she identified her
self with the Methodist church, and
continued a faithful communicant of
the same, until ralle 1 by death from
the church militant to the church at
rest.
The writer of this sketch has little
to guide her save a slight acquaint-'
ance, and what was written on the
face of the deceased, which is more
often than otherwise a sure index to
true worth. To look into and study
the face of Mrs. Sherwood it was ,
easy to read, that she was of a retir
ing disposition, but yet posseBsed
with rare strength of purpose. Ex
ceedingly practical and even matter
of fact in the ordinary affairs of life,
1the other world was yet to her the
great reality There she lived and'
there her soul had sweet communionj
and daily drew its strength.
A resident of our community but
for a short time, yet quite long
-enough for each of us to realize that
in the passing away of this estimable
woman there closed a life of useful-
nest. Her gentle character made
hei presence felt in whatever circle
/she mingled, hitensely loval to her
friends; as a neighbor kind and char
itable; as a wife and mother affec
tionate and faithful.
'/ The Woman's Christian Temper-
:ahce Union ever found in her an
earnest supporter, and the Union
when a guest of her home, was in the
house of a friend. In her death the
Union sustains a loss, but is comfort
ed by the thought, that in every re
lation her life wsw exemplary, and
its end was peace.
"'Grant her, 0 Lord, eternal rest,
and let light perpetual shine upon
REGISTER OF FUNERALS
McGlmre Funeral Home Records - 1698
Source: Stubbs-Gonner Funeral Home
SHERWOOD, rfenry
born -
died - 12 Apr. I898
buried - 14 Apr, 1898; Miami Gem., Corwin, OH
REGISTER OF FUNERALS
McGlure Funeral Home Records - 1901
SHERWOOD, Infant
born -
died -
buried - 8 Oct. I9OI
Source; Stubbs-Gonner Funeral Home
REGISTER OF FUNERALS
McGlure Funeral Home Records - 1902
SHERVJOOD, Henry M.
born -
died - 13 May I902
buried - I5 May I902
Source: Stubbs-Gonner Funeral Home