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Submitted: 4/13/09 • Approved: 2/11/14 • Last Updated: 2/14/14 • R178525-G178524-S3
Wife of Dr. Zachariah Taylor Sheid
Daugther Dr. J. M. & S. Ellen Hall Rector
June 7, 1878 Newburg, Arkansas
February 5, 1936 Norfork, Arkansas
Married October 31, 1901
The Baxter Bulletin
February 7, 1936
Mrs. Z.T. Sheid, wife of Dr. Sheid, well known doctor of Norfork, died at her home at that place on Wednesday afternoon about 1 o'clock after a long illness. She is survived by her husband and two children, Carl Sheid and Mrs. Jack Bonner, both of Norfork.
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The Baxter Bulletin
February 24, 1936
Mrs. Z.T. Sheid, who died at her home at Norfork, AR, on February 5th, was born in Newburg, AR, June 7, 1878. At the age of 13 she joined the Methodist Church and for the rest of her life was an outstanding member in her church work and a devoted Christian. On October 31, 1901, she married Dr. Z.T. Sheid. She is survived by her husband and two children, Carl Sheid and Mrs. Jack Bonner of Norfork. A third child died in infancy.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church at Norfork on Thursday, February 6th, conducted by the Reverend D.W. Arney and Rev. Tate Baker.
Mrs. Sheid was never too busy to give some one a helping hand and even through her long illness, cheerful and patient, with a smile for everyone.
She was laid to rest among a blanket of flowers by her family and friends, who may find consolation in the fact that the world is a much better place for having been here.
(From the files of Max Parnell.)
Contributed on 4/13/09 by maxparnell
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