Blackwell Sun
Blackwell, Oklahoma
February 13, 1908
February 20, 1908
Submitted
by
Loyd Bishop
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STRANGE-Died, at 2:30 p.m., on Feb 12, 1908, Mrs. J. L. M. Strange, at
the family residence at 501 East Padon Avenue in the city; Deceased was
63 years old and has been sufferer for a long time from a complications
of chronic troubles. She leaves an aged husband and eight children , five
daughters and three sons. All were at the bedside at the last hour. Having
been called here from widely separated points by the dangerous illness
of the beloved wife and mother, It was the first time all the family had
been together in twenty years, only to have their joy saddened by terrible
bereavement. The many friends of the family here deeply sympathize with
the stricken ones.
In Memoriam
Mrs. Sarah J. Strange who died last Wednesday, was born in Monroe county.
Kentucky, April 4, 1845. In her early girlhood she moved with her parents
to Smith’s Grove, Ky., and there she met Mr. J. I. M. Strange, to
whom she was married on the 29th of July 19861. In 1881, Mr. and Mrs.
Strange came to Kansas and established a home in Winfield. There they
lived until the year 1898, moving in that year to Oklahoma and settling
on a farm seven miles from Blackwell. After a stay of there years on the
farm, Mr. and Mrs. Strange moved into Blackwell and in a home on east
Padon avenue. They lived there until death dissolved the union. Mrs. Strange
was the mother of eight children, all of whom are living, and have homes
in our new state of Oklahoma. Mrs. Strange united in early life with the
Christian church, and continued up in the day of her death a consistent
member. She had no fear of death, and no doubt of the glory life beyond
the grave. She rests from her labors and her works do follow her.
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