Date of Death: 25 Feb 1915
\nSubject: Ruth (Halbert) Kimberlin
\nSource: unknown, 5 Mar 1915<\/p>\n
Ruth Halbert was born in \u2026 county, Illinois, February 12, 1836, and died at her home near \u2026 February 25, 1915, at the age of seventy-nine years and thirteen days. At the age of nine years she came with her mother to Andrew county, Missouri. She professed \u2026 Jesus at the age of fourteen and was a member of the M\u2026 church for six years, when she united with the Bethel Baptist church, of which she remained a faithful and active member until her death. December 14, 1855, she was married to Ferdinand W. Kimberlin, to whom were born nine children, four sons and five daughters, \u2026 , Helena; Mary A. Gordon, \u2026; Reba Pulley, Helena; Sara \u2026, St. Joseph; Dora L. and \u2026 of the home. Three sons, John, \u2026 and Galen preceded her to the spirit world. Mrs. Kimberlin was of a fine character. She was \u2026 deeply pious. Her home was known for its unbounded hospitality. She will be greatly missed in the \u2026 and in the community. Funeral services were conducted by [the author] of this obituary, Rev. S. \u2026., Bethel Baptist church in the presence of a large audience. \u2026 was buried in the cemetery near there to await the resurrection of the just.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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