Nancy Holdeman

Birth: Feb. 11, 1812 Pennsylvania, USA Death: Sep. 2, 1882 Wayne County Ohio, USA

HOLDEMAN.-On the 2nd of Sept. 1882, in Wayne Co., Ohio, Nancy, wife of Amos Holdeman, aged 70 years, 6 months and 21 days. She lived a married life over 53 years, and was the mother of 9 children. She was buried at the Mennonite burying ground where funeral services were held by Henry Beery, Isaac Good and others.

She suffered much bodily affliction for many years, and had many severe spiritual trials, but through them all, and notwithstanding the strong efforts that were made to lead her to deny the faith she had covenanted to abide in, she remained faithful in the religion of her fathers unto the end of her life, He that is faithful unto death shall obtain a crown of life.

Herald of Truth - Volume XX, Number 1 - January 1, 1883 - pp 12,13

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Parents:

 John S Yoder (1777 - 1866)

 Anna Kaufman Yoder (1776 - 1843)

Spouse:

 Amos Holdeman (1808 - 1888)*

Children:

 Elizabeth Holdeman Shaum (1830 - 1895)*

 John Holdeman (1832 - 1900)*

 Susannah Holdeman Seidner (1834 - 1914)*

 Christian H. Holdeman (1840 - 1912)*

 Alpheus Holdeman (1842 - 1899)*

 Nancy Holdeman Reitz (1844 - 1867)*

 Mary Holdeman Fike (1850 - 1923)*

 Sarah Holdeman Swinehart (1852 - 1923)*

 Henry N Holdeman (1854 - 1929)*

Siblings:

 Mary Yoder Ziegler (1804 - 1865)*

 Samuel Yoder (1804 - 1835)*

 John Yoder (1808 - 1860)*

 Nancy Yoder Holdeman (1812 - 1882)

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Eight Square Cemetery Lattasburg Wayne County Ohio, USA

Created by: Kathy Sidenstricker Record added: Nov 22, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 44700342

HOLDEMAN.-On the 2nd of Sept. 1882, in Wayne Co., Ohio, Nancy, wife of Amos Holdeman, aged 70 years, 6 months and 21 days. She lived a married life over 53 years, and was the mother of 9 children. She was buried at the Mennonite burying ground where funeral services were held by Henry Beery, Isaac Good and others.

She suffered much bodily affliction for many years, and had many severe spiritual trials, but through them all, and notwithstanding the strong efforts that were made to lead her to deny the faith she had covenanted to abide in, she remained faithful in the religion of her fathers unto the end of her life, He that is faithful unto death shall obtain a crown of life.

Herald of Truth - Volume XX, Number 1 - January 1, 1883 - pp 12,13

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