Scott, Archibald

- 1840

• Name	Scott, Archibald
  Gender	Male
  Death	30 Oct 1840	Middlebourne, Ellsworth, Tyler, West Virginia, USA
  	20250331GHLn- https://www.wvgw.net/tyler/obitss.htm Tyler County WVGenWeb Tyler County, West Virginia Obituaries ARCHIBALD SCOTT Archibald Scott, one of our dear brethren of long standing in the Methodist E. Church, died on October 30th (if I recollect,) 1840, by the fall of a limb from a falling tree which he had cut down. The limb though small broke his skull, that he lived but a few hours, and never spoke after the fatal blow. but brother Scott's former life of piety has left no doubt on the minds of his friends that he made a happy exchange. He has left a bereaved widow and two sons, who are settled, and a daughter to lament their loss. His funeral was attended on Sabbath Nov. 6th, in Sisterville, at which time I preached to a very attentive and interesting audience. O Lord prepare us for that day that we may be found ready. P. Greene. Middlebourne, Nov. 26th, 1840. Source: Pittsburgh Christian Advocate. Pittsburgh, December 9, 1840. Vol. VII.---No. 46. Whole No. 358. Pg 184, Col. 2. Submitted by Roy Lockhart. by the fall of a limb from a falling tree which he had cut down. The limb though small broke his skull, that he lived but a few hours, and never spoke after the fatal blow.
  Burial	6 Nov 1840	Sistersville, Tyler, West Virginia, USA
  	His funeral was attended on Sabbath Nov. 6th, in Sisterville, at which time I preached to a very attentive and interesting audience. P. Greene. Middlebourne, Nov. 26th, 1840.
  Person ID	I103577	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

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  20250331GHLn- https://www.wvgw.net/tyler/obitss.htm Tyler County WVGenWeb Tyler County, West Virginia Obituaries ARCHIBALD SCOTT Archibald Scott, one of our dear brethren of long standing in the Methodist E. Church, died on October 30th (if I recollect,) 1840, by the fall of a limb from a falling tree which he had cut down. The limb though small broke his skull, that he lived but a few hours, and never spoke after the fatal blow. but brother Scott's former life of piety has left no doubt on the minds of his friends that he made a happy exchange. He has left a bereaved widow and two sons, who are settled, and a daughter to lament their loss. His funeral was attended on Sabbath Nov. 6th, in Sisterville, at which time I preached to a very attentive and interesting audience. O Lord prepare us for that day that we may be found ready. P. Greene. Middlebourne, Nov. 26th, 1840. Source: Pittsburgh Christian Advocate. Pittsburgh, December 9, 1840. Vol. VII.---No. 46. Whole No. 358. Pg 184, Col. 2. Submitted by Roy Lockhart.

  
  

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