Genealogy of the Tennant family; their ancestors and descendants through many generations . moved to Atchison. Kan., where he died. Mrs. Goodwincame to \\ estfield, X. ^.. after her husbands death, and livedwith her mother for a number of years; and then returned toAtchison where she now resides at this date. 1912. 3. 1-^ was Ijorn at Riplev. X. ^.. jul\lOili, 1853. He ])repared himself for college at l^Tedonia Xor-mal and entered the L^nixersity of Michigan at Ann .\rbor. inthe fall term of 1872. He took a classical course and was gradu-ated in the spring of 1876, at the ag
Genealogy of the Tennant family; their ancestors and descendants through many generations . moved to Atchison. Kan., where he died. Mrs. Goodwincame to \\ estfield, X. ^.. after her husbands death, and livedwith her mother for a number of years; and then returned toAtchison where she now resides at this date. 1912. 3. 1-^ was Ijorn at Riplev. X. ^.. jul\lOili, 1853. He ])repared himself for college at l^Tedonia Xor-mal and entered the L^nixersity of Michigan at Ann .\rbor. inthe fall term of 1872. He took a classical course and was gradu-ated in the spring of 1876, at the age of 23 years. After grad-uation he commenced the profession (ff teaching at the X^ormalschool at lIoll\- .S])rings, Miss., in 1876 where he continued fortwo and one half \ears. His next work was in the Eeland Uni-versity at Xew Orleans, from 1878 to 1881. Then he went toBishoj) College, Marshall, Texas, for eight years, from 1881to 1889. Having resigned his ])osition at this institute he cameback to X. V. State and took the Principalship of the High THE NEV/ TORKPUBLIC LIBRA^^ oa ions. MISS BERTHA MAY SHAVER Was born at Marshall, Texas., February 25, was the daughter of Prof. Frank Shaver and hisfirst wife, Mrs. Floretta Lewis Shaver, and grand-daughter of David and Julia Tennant Shaver. Shedied a tragical death at the home of her grand-mother in the city of Dunkirk, N. Y., in January,1903. Her remains were buried on the family lot ofthe Lewris family in the beautiful cemetery at Fre-donia, N. Y. NOT CHANGED, BUT GLORIFIED Not changed, but glorified! O beauteous thought For those who the loss of some dear face departed Fallen asleep!Hushed into silence, never more to comfort The heart of like the sunshine of another country Beyond our ken. How will it look, the face that we have cherished When next we meet?Will it be changed—so glorified and saintly That we shall know it not?Will there be nothing that shall say. I love thee And I have not forg
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