Age 4 months∼Glen W. Archambo was the infant son of James M. and Etta L. (Tyler) Archambo.
Obituary
Northern Christian Advocate
June 1880
Glen W., infant son of J. M. and Etta L. Archembo, of Phoenix, New York, died at Syracuse June 11, 1880, lacking three days of being four months old. These parents hailed with joy this babe, and ever looked upon him as a well-spring of pleasure; but alas relentless death ruthlessly tore their only child from their hearts, leaving them in sad bereavement. But while they weep, they know that the "unceasing music of its being" is making heaven richer and more attractive unto them.
Written by M. Shaw
Phoenix, New York
June 28, 1880
Obituary
Northern Christian Advocate
June 1880
Glen W., infant son of J. M. and Etta L. Archembo, of Phoenix, New York, died at Syracuse June 11, 1880, lacking three days of being four months old. These parents hailed with joy this babe, and ever looked upon him as a well-spring of pleasure; but alas relentless death ruthlessly tore their only child from their hearts, leaving them in sad bereavement. But while they weep, they know that the "unceasing music of its being" is making heaven richer and more attractive unto them.
Written by M. Shaw
Phoenix, New York
June 28, 1880
Age 4 months∼Glen W. Archambo was the infant son of James M. and Etta L. (Tyler) Archambo.
Obituary
Northern Christian Advocate
June 1880
Glen W., infant son of J. M. and Etta L. Archembo, of Phoenix, New York, died at Syracuse June 11, 1880, lacking three days of being four months old. These parents hailed with joy this babe, and ever looked upon him as a well-spring of pleasure; but alas relentless death ruthlessly tore their only child from their hearts, leaving them in sad bereavement. But while they weep, they know that the "unceasing music of its being" is making heaven richer and more attractive unto them.
Written by M. Shaw
Phoenix, New York
June 28, 1880
Obituary
Northern Christian Advocate
June 1880
Glen W., infant son of J. M. and Etta L. Archembo, of Phoenix, New York, died at Syracuse June 11, 1880, lacking three days of being four months old. These parents hailed with joy this babe, and ever looked upon him as a well-spring of pleasure; but alas relentless death ruthlessly tore their only child from their hearts, leaving them in sad bereavement. But while they weep, they know that the "unceasing music of its being" is making heaven richer and more attractive unto them.
Written by M. Shaw
Phoenix, New York
June 28, 1880
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"Glen W.
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James M. and Etta L. Tyler
Archambo
1880 - 1880"
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