Lost at sea in the sinking of the "Ville Du Harve", an immigrant ship. Midway through the trans-Atlantic voyage, S.S. Ville du Harve was struck by the Loch Earn, sinking in 12 minutes.
She was the daughter of Horatio G. Spafford . She was 9 years old, and was sister of Anna, Bessie & Tanetta, all of whom died with her. Their mother was one of the survivors.
He father wrote the hymn "It is Well With My Soul" in their memory. They had two other sisters, one was Bertha Spafford Vester.
She was the daughter of Horatio G. Spafford . She was 9 years old, and was sister of Anna, Bessie & Tanetta, all of whom died with her. Their mother was one of the survivors.
He father wrote the hymn "It is Well With My Soul" in their memory. They had two other sisters, one was Bertha Spafford Vester.
Lost at sea in the sinking of the "Ville Du Harve", an immigrant ship. Midway through the trans-Atlantic voyage, S.S. Ville du Harve was struck by the Loch Earn, sinking in 12 minutes.
She was the daughter of Horatio G. Spafford . She was 9 years old, and was sister of Anna, Bessie & Tanetta, all of whom died with her. Their mother was one of the survivors.
He father wrote the hymn "It is Well With My Soul" in their memory. They had two other sisters, one was Bertha Spafford Vester.
She was the daughter of Horatio G. Spafford . She was 9 years old, and was sister of Anna, Bessie & Tanetta, all of whom died with her. Their mother was one of the survivors.
He father wrote the hymn "It is Well With My Soul" in their memory. They had two other sisters, one was Bertha Spafford Vester.
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