Interred 23 August 1909.
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Deaths
Harry A. Cornwell, 359 I St. SW, 11 years.
Source: The Washington Post (Washington, DC), 22 August 1909
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Funeral of Harry A. Cornwell
The funeral of Harry A. Cornwell, 11 years old, who was drowned in the river near the Virginia end of the Highway bridge Friday afternoon took place from the home of his mother, 359 I street southwest, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Services were conducted over the remains at the Fifth Baptist Church, E street southwest.
The interment was in Congressional Cemetery.
Source: Evening Star (Washington, DC), 23 August 1909, p. 16
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Deaths
Harry A. Cornwell, 359 I St. SW, 11 years.
Source: The Washington Post (Washington, DC), 22 August 1909
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Funeral of Harry A. Cornwell
The funeral of Harry A. Cornwell, 11 years old, who was drowned in the river near the Virginia end of the Highway bridge Friday afternoon took place from the home of his mother, 359 I street southwest, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Services were conducted over the remains at the Fifth Baptist Church, E street southwest.
The interment was in Congressional Cemetery.
Source: Evening Star (Washington, DC), 23 August 1909, p. 16
Interred 23 August 1909.
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Deaths
Harry A. Cornwell, 359 I St. SW, 11 years.
Source: The Washington Post (Washington, DC), 22 August 1909
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Funeral of Harry A. Cornwell
The funeral of Harry A. Cornwell, 11 years old, who was drowned in the river near the Virginia end of the Highway bridge Friday afternoon took place from the home of his mother, 359 I street southwest, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Services were conducted over the remains at the Fifth Baptist Church, E street southwest.
The interment was in Congressional Cemetery.
Source: Evening Star (Washington, DC), 23 August 1909, p. 16
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Deaths
Harry A. Cornwell, 359 I St. SW, 11 years.
Source: The Washington Post (Washington, DC), 22 August 1909
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Funeral of Harry A. Cornwell
The funeral of Harry A. Cornwell, 11 years old, who was drowned in the river near the Virginia end of the Highway bridge Friday afternoon took place from the home of his mother, 359 I street southwest, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Services were conducted over the remains at the Fifth Baptist Church, E street southwest.
The interment was in Congressional Cemetery.
Source: Evening Star (Washington, DC), 23 August 1909, p. 16
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