Person:Rebecca Wilson (47)

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Rebecca Alexander Wilson
m. 26 Oct 1809
  1. Mary Damaris Wilson1823 - 1854
  2. Rebecca Alexander Wilson1828 - 1889
m. 16 May 1843
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Name Rebecca Alexander Wilson
Gender Female
Birth[1] 27 Jul 1828 Brownsburg, Rockbridge County, Virginia
Marriage 16 May 1843 Brownsburg, Rockbridge County, Virginiato James Reid Sterrett
Death[1] 19 Jan 1889 Lexington, Rockbridge County, Virginia
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Family tree maker. (MyFamily.com, Inc., c2003).

    Rebecca Alexander Willson (daughter of Samuel Willson and Phoebe Tate)928, 929, 930, 931, 932, 933, 934, 935 was born July 27, 1828 in "Mulberry Grove" near Brownsburg, Rockbridge County, Virginia, USA936, 937, 938, and died January 19, 1889 in "Oakley" Farm near Lexington, Rockbridge County, Virginia, USA939, 940. She married James Reid Sterrett on May 16, 1843 in Brownsburg, Rockbridge County, Virginia, USA941, son of Robert Douglas Starret and Isabella Dunlap.

    http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/o/v/Marcia-V-Love/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0171.html

  2.   Rockbridge, Virginia, United States. The Lexington Gazette
    27 June 1889.

    DEATH OF MRS. STERRETT----

    Mrs. Rebecca Sterrett, widow of the late Robert Sterrett, [error, should have been James Reid Sterrett] mother of Messrs. Samuel, Mack, Thomas, Tate, Ira, Reed Sterrett, and Mrs. Stuart Thompson, died at her residence on the old home place near Lexington, Wednesday morning at an early hour, after a lingering illness.

    Deceased had been in enfeebled health for years. She was a lady of high intelligence, a devoted Christain of great piety, a fond parent, just proud of her noble sons and daughters; a friend and associate of a wide circle of friends from the old stock of this and Augusta county, and in her long life made good use of her allotted days, welding a strong Christian influence over family and friends, laying down her life's work in the Saviors cause making a triumphant entry into eternity, receiving that grandest of all benedictions "well done thou good and faithful servant".

    The funeral took place from the family residence Thursday, and the remains were followed by a large cortege of sorrowing relations and friends to old Timber Ridge Church, where the deceased worshipped her God for long years, where the remains were laid to rest.

    The Gazette with the entire community, offers its deepest sympathy to the heart-broken relatives. As the venerable mother in Israel beckons her loved ones from the mansion on high, let them follow in her footsteps, that the family circle reunion in eternity may be complete.