Mrs. Eunice Crandall Stillman, daughter of Saunders Crandall, was born in the town of Brookfield, N. Y., Oct. 23, 1825, and died at her home near West Edmeston, May 17, 1888. In early years she found the Saviour, and was baptized by the Rev. Samuel B. Crandall, and united with the Seventh-day Baptist Church at West Edmeston, then known as the Third Brookfield Church. On her eighteenth birthday she was united in matrimony to Dea. Ransom T. Stillman, with whom she has lived happily for the past forty-four years. Two sons and two daughters have grown up to them during this time. For many years the subject of his sketch had been afflicted with that dread scourge, consumption. At times she was a great sufferer from it, but through it all she passed uncomplainingly. Friends and neighbors as well as relatives have viewed the beauty of her life and feel a loss in her death. Her funeral service was held Sunday, May 20th, and was attended by a large concourse of relatives and friends. ...
