age 7
Here is the text of her obituary which I thought would be nice to add to her memorial.
"At three o'clock this morning, Margie Marks, only daughter of Major and Mrs. M. L. Marks, died. She was 7 years old, and one of the brightest, happiest and most interesting of the children in the beautiful neighborhood. She was taken with headache last Thursday evening; the next morning it was discovered that her ailment was diphtheria, which proved malignant and fatal. The neighborhood is in gloom over the death of Margie." [Source: Quad-City Times (Davenport Iowa), 12 Oct 1886, p 1, column 5, next to last paragraph in column]
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jthunsaker - [email protected]
Here is the text of her obituary which I thought would be nice to add to her memorial.
"At three o'clock this morning, Margie Marks, only daughter of Major and Mrs. M. L. Marks, died. She was 7 years old, and one of the brightest, happiest and most interesting of the children in the beautiful neighborhood. She was taken with headache last Thursday evening; the next morning it was discovered that her ailment was diphtheria, which proved malignant and fatal. The neighborhood is in gloom over the death of Margie." [Source: Quad-City Times (Davenport Iowa), 12 Oct 1886, p 1, column 5, next to last paragraph in column]
Contributor:
jthunsaker - [email protected]
age 7
Here is the text of her obituary which I thought would be nice to add to her memorial.
"At three o'clock this morning, Margie Marks, only daughter of Major and Mrs. M. L. Marks, died. She was 7 years old, and one of the brightest, happiest and most interesting of the children in the beautiful neighborhood. She was taken with headache last Thursday evening; the next morning it was discovered that her ailment was diphtheria, which proved malignant and fatal. The neighborhood is in gloom over the death of Margie." [Source: Quad-City Times (Davenport Iowa), 12 Oct 1886, p 1, column 5, next to last paragraph in column]
Contributor:
jthunsaker - [email protected]
Here is the text of her obituary which I thought would be nice to add to her memorial.
"At three o'clock this morning, Margie Marks, only daughter of Major and Mrs. M. L. Marks, died. She was 7 years old, and one of the brightest, happiest and most interesting of the children in the beautiful neighborhood. She was taken with headache last Thursday evening; the next morning it was discovered that her ailment was diphtheria, which proved malignant and fatal. The neighborhood is in gloom over the death of Margie." [Source: Quad-City Times (Davenport Iowa), 12 Oct 1886, p 1, column 5, next to last paragraph in column]
Contributor:
jthunsaker - [email protected]
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