Research Note: Beulah's death certificate reads that her father was Sanford Sooter and her mother was Nelsie Hilburn, both born in Barry County, MO. The death date is given as August 31, 1914 and not the 13th like the stone reads.
Cassville Republican, September 10, 1914 - Oak Ridge News:
Called Home: A little girl has been taken to bloom and be nurtured in Heaven where she will be as a beacon light to light the pathway of loved ones, left behind and to guide their foot steps to a home not made with hands eternal in the glory land. Beulah, the little child of Nelsie Sooter, died at the home of grandfather, T. J. Hilburn, Monday evening, August 31, about 5:30 of cholera infatrim?. She was eleven months and 13 days old. Rev. Lose of Butterfield conducted the funeral services at the Mr. Peasant Church Tuesday at 3:00 o'clock p.m. where a large number of relatives, friends and neighbors assembled to pay a tribute of love and respect to the little one. The remains were laid to rest in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Cassville Republican, September 10, 1914 - Oak Ridge News:
Called Home: A little girl has been taken to bloom and be nurtured in Heaven where she will be as a beacon light to light the pathway of loved ones, left behind and to guide their foot steps to a home not made with hands eternal in the glory land. Beulah, the little child of Nelsie Sooter, died at the home of grandfather, T. J. Hilburn, Monday evening, August 31, about 5:30 of cholera infatrim?. She was eleven months and 13 days old. Rev. Lose of Butterfield conducted the funeral services at the Mr. Peasant Church Tuesday at 3:00 o'clock p.m. where a large number of relatives, friends and neighbors assembled to pay a tribute of love and respect to the little one. The remains were laid to rest in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Research Note: Beulah's death certificate reads that her father was Sanford Sooter and her mother was Nelsie Hilburn, both born in Barry County, MO. The death date is given as August 31, 1914 and not the 13th like the stone reads.
Cassville Republican, September 10, 1914 - Oak Ridge News:
Called Home: A little girl has been taken to bloom and be nurtured in Heaven where she will be as a beacon light to light the pathway of loved ones, left behind and to guide their foot steps to a home not made with hands eternal in the glory land. Beulah, the little child of Nelsie Sooter, died at the home of grandfather, T. J. Hilburn, Monday evening, August 31, about 5:30 of cholera infatrim?. She was eleven months and 13 days old. Rev. Lose of Butterfield conducted the funeral services at the Mr. Peasant Church Tuesday at 3:00 o'clock p.m. where a large number of relatives, friends and neighbors assembled to pay a tribute of love and respect to the little one. The remains were laid to rest in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Cassville Republican, September 10, 1914 - Oak Ridge News:
Called Home: A little girl has been taken to bloom and be nurtured in Heaven where she will be as a beacon light to light the pathway of loved ones, left behind and to guide their foot steps to a home not made with hands eternal in the glory land. Beulah, the little child of Nelsie Sooter, died at the home of grandfather, T. J. Hilburn, Monday evening, August 31, about 5:30 of cholera infatrim?. She was eleven months and 13 days old. Rev. Lose of Butterfield conducted the funeral services at the Mr. Peasant Church Tuesday at 3:00 o'clock p.m. where a large number of relatives, friends and neighbors assembled to pay a tribute of love and respect to the little one. The remains were laid to rest in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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