At the residence of her son-in-law, Dr. Charles Stillman, in New York City, on Friday, April 17, 1885 Mrs. Harriet Almy Greenman, widow of the late Mr. Clark Greenman, of Mystic, Conn., in the 73d year of her age. Mrs. Greenman was born in Portsmouth, R. I., the youngest of fourteen children. But three of this large family survive her, a sister ninety-four years old, two brothers, one ninety-two, the other seventy four. She was married to Mr. Greenman Jan. 4, 1841, and survived him eight years. At sixteen years of age, she became a subject of saving grace, was baptized by Eld. John Taylor, and joined the Christian Baptist Church of Portsmouth. When the Greenmanville Seventh-day Baptist Church was organized she was one of its constituent members, and remained faithful to her covenant relation. In her Christian life she was quiet and retiring, but firm in her faith ever trusting in her Saviour. Of four children, only a daughter, Mrs. Stillman, is left to experience the loss of mother. Her remains were brought to her home in Greenmanville, Conn., where funeral services were attended on Monday, April 20th, conducted, in the absence of Pastor O. D. Sherman, by the writer of this notice, assisted by Eld. Geo. B. Utter.
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