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Levi Brenneman

Birth	:	29 Jul 1851 Franklin County, Ohio, USA
Death	:	13 Nov 1905 Allen County, Ohio, USA
Burial	:	Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, La Conner, Skagit County, USA
Coordinate	:	48.3925018, -122.4480972
Description	:	Levi Brenneman was born in Franklin Co., Ohio, July 29, 1851; died in Allen Co., Ohio, Nov. 13, 1905; aged 54 Y., 3 M., 13 D. When four years old, he, with his parents, went to Allen county, where he spent the remainder of his life. He was converted and received into church membership at the age of eighteen and lived a life consistent with his profession, remaining steadfast to the end. On the 15th of Feb., 1880, he was united in marriage with Emeline Coyle of Dekalb Co., Ind., with whom he lived a peaceful and happy life for... Read More	Levi Brenneman was born in Franklin Co., Ohio, July 29, 1851; died in Allen Co., Ohio, Nov. 13, 1905; aged 54 Y., 3 M., 13 D. When four years old, he, with his parents, went to Allen county, where he spent the remainder of his life. He was converted and received into church membership at the age of eighteen and lived a life consistent with his profession, remaining steadfast to the end. On the 15th of Feb., 1880, he was united in marriage with Emeline Coyle of Dekalb Co., Ind., with whom he lived a peaceful and happy life for nearly 26 years. From his youth he was blessed with good health until about ten years ago when disease laid hold of his body, and gradually grew worse until it became evident that it was serious, and though he gave himself into the care of skilful surgeons and submitted to several critical operations, and at the same time looked to the Great Physician above, hoping for permanent relief, yet fully resigned to the will of his heavenly Father, he often prayed that his will should be done. When he saw that his end was drawing nigh he made every effort to have everything in order, both in his financial and spiritual affairs, and was not only concerned about his own welfare, but also that of others, especially the unsaved. He was much attached to his brothers and sisters and their children, and he was troubled then he saw some of them not living right, and though he had no children of his own, he seemed to be as much concerned about his nephews and nieces as though they were his own children. About two months before his death, while conversing with one of his brothers, when his sufferings were almost beyond endurance, he prayed that if it was God's will that he should thus suffer he was willing, if he could only be the means of saving one soul. He wished he could have the privilege of speaking to the young people and said, he feared that many of the church members were too proud. "Oh, tell them," he said, "to humble themselves; these things cannot stand before God." He also told his companion and others, not too grieve from him after he was gone, but meet him in heaven. He also mentioned some families who make no profession and both parents and children are unsaved. He made the remark, "What a pity that such nice families are not saved!" May his last words and admonitions reach far and wide as a warning to the unsaved. In the death of our brother there are left to mourn a deeply sorrowing widow, two brothers and five sisters, besides a large circle of relatives and friends, but we mourn not without hope, as he has left us the bright evidence that all is well and that he died in the triumphs of a living hope in Christ. The funeral services were held at the Salem meeting house on the 16th inst., and were largely attended, and were conducted by N. O. Blosser of Hancock county and Amos Mumaw of Wayne county, from Rom. 8:18. These brethren had been selected by the deceased for the occasion.

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Where is Levi Brenneman's memorial?
Levi Brenneman's memorial is located at: Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, La Conner, Skagit County, USA.
When did Levi Brenneman death?
Levi Brenneman death on 13 Nov 1905 in Allen County, Ohio, USA
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Latitude: 48.3925018
Longitude: -122.4480972

Family Members:

Parent

John M. Brenneman

(1816 - 1895)

Sophia Good Brenneman

(1815 - 1883)

Spouse

Emeline Coyle Brenneman

(1850 - 1917)

Siblings

Joseph Brenneman

(1838 - 1917)

Susanna Brenneman Brenneman

(1839 - 1924)

Lydia Brenneman Stemen

(1841 - 1921)

(1842 - 1930)

(1844 - 1872)

(1846 - 1923)

(1847 - 1849)

Catherine Brenneman Brunk

(1849 - 1926)

Infant Brenneman

(unknow - 1872)

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