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| | Nance Memorial part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | Shields was a man honored alike for all the virtues of a Christian character, and remarkable for the courtesy of a Christian gentleman. |
 | | Shields, in the same way, united with the same organization, July 18, 1830, and we can say decidedly that it was for them an event of great significance, preparatory to the religious training of the children given them of God as his trust. |
 | | The Shields family, with the exception of the father’s two sisters, had their home and their business in New Albany, as also her mother’s people, the Day family, and she grew up surrounded by a large circle of relatives, among whom there was warm affection and devoted attachment. |
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