. Isaac Kool (Cool or Cole) and Catherine Severn : married Oct. 15, 1764, at Tappan, Rockland (then part of Orange) Co., ; their descendants complete to May 1, 1876 ; also their American ancestors from the settlement of New York City . -solute consecration of herself to her Redeemer Jesus Christ. In her busiest days shealways found place for abundant Bible reading and prayer, and for refreshing her spiritand renewing her strengtli at covenant sources. In every strain upon her life she fell backupon the promises of God. If she was ever depre.^sed, she knew where to go, and if everothers we
. Isaac Kool (Cool or Cole) and Catherine Severn : married Oct. 15, 1764, at Tappan, Rockland (then part of Orange) Co., ; their descendants complete to May 1, 1876 ; also their American ancestors from the settlement of New York City . -solute consecration of herself to her Redeemer Jesus Christ. In her busiest days shealways found place for abundant Bible reading and prayer, and for refreshing her spiritand renewing her strengtli at covenant sources. In every strain upon her life she fell backupon the promises of God. If she was ever depre.^sed, she knew where to go, and if everothers were depressed, none knew better how to scatter sunshine than she. As a wife, shewas thoroughly committed to her husband and his work. As a mother, she lavished affec-tion and motherly toil upon her children. As a family economist, she had no superior. Onthe one hand she knew the actual worth of a dollar, and could make it go as far in familylife as any one I ever knew. Yet on the other her heart was as large as her prudencewas necessary and wise. Because she was prudent, she always could give, and what shesaved, she was always ready to give, and give without stint, to the Tord. Her memory isvery precious to her dear ones left
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