. Christian herald and signs of our times. AVNT KATY SNODORASS. the event was made one worthy to be re-membered. The Presbyterian church wascrowded by a big audience all glad, bytheir presence, to show their love and es-teem for the good old lady. After theformal exercises, Aunt Katy arose and ina few words, heartily spoken, thanked herfriends for their kindness. Aunt Katy was born near Staunton,Va.,in 1796. Her parents, Balser and Eliza-beth King, moved to Kentucky when shewas four vear old. and in 1807 they wentto Green County, O., afterwards settlingin Union County. During the war of1812, t
. Christian herald and signs of our times. AVNT KATY SNODORASS. the event was made one worthy to be re-membered. The Presbyterian church wascrowded by a big audience all glad, bytheir presence, to show their love and es-teem for the good old lady. After theformal exercises, Aunt Katy arose and ina few words, heartily spoken, thanked herfriends for their kindness. Aunt Katy was born near Staunton,Va.,in 1796. Her parents, Balser and Eliza-beth King, moved to Kentucky when shewas four vear old. and in 1807 they wentto Green County, O., afterwards settlingin Union County. During the war of1812, the King family was repeatedly inperil. Speaking of those exciting days,Aunt Katy, who has an excellent memory,said : There were nine families gathered atour house, to protect themselves from theIndians. They made port holes throughthe plastering between the logs. We wereall in great fear. The Indians were gone,anJ we could not find out what they weredoing. My father and Andrew Gill wentto Sandusky as spies. They were capturedDv the Indian
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