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“My Mother and My Father” They watched over us, their children, in all tenderness and fidelity, and followed us out into the world
with yearnings altogether beyond the power of written or spoken words. And this
shall cheer and comfort us evermore. They were never “rich” in mere
things, in worldly “goods.” And yet, in love, in lofty ideals, in
self-respect, in deeds of kind and helpful service they stored up treasures that shall not quickly perish, yes, treasures
which may endure forever. Their lives disclosed a veritable wealth of God-given,
Christ ruled personality,-----strength and patience and faithfulness to be accounted for and appraised only in terms of the
gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, “the Author and Perfector of our faith.” excerpted from Papers and Verses by Elisha William Winfrey ~4th Cousin, 3 times removed~ ![]() |
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Note for Genealogists: Elisha William (E.W.)
Winfrey was from Virginia and the first of 11 children born to George Hill Winfrey (1835-1918) and Judith Catherine Robertson
(1938-1915).
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