From the 28 April 1908 edition of New Orleans Times-Democrat:
The remains of Miss Elizabeth J. Chinn arrived here last evening from New Orleans, where Miss Chinn died in the Touro Infirmary, and were interred in Magnolia Cemetery in the city this morning. The reains were accompanied by the sister of the deceased and followed to the grave by many friends and relatives here.
She is buried in the Chinn tomb without an individual marker.
The remains of Miss Elizabeth J. Chinn arrived here last evening from New Orleans, where Miss Chinn died in the Touro Infirmary, and were interred in Magnolia Cemetery in the city this morning. The reains were accompanied by the sister of the deceased and followed to the grave by many friends and relatives here.
She is buried in the Chinn tomb without an individual marker.
From the 28 April 1908 edition of New Orleans Times-Democrat:
The remains of Miss Elizabeth J. Chinn arrived here last evening from New Orleans, where Miss Chinn died in the Touro Infirmary, and were interred in Magnolia Cemetery in the city this morning. The reains were accompanied by the sister of the deceased and followed to the grave by many friends and relatives here.
She is buried in the Chinn tomb without an individual marker.
The remains of Miss Elizabeth J. Chinn arrived here last evening from New Orleans, where Miss Chinn died in the Touro Infirmary, and were interred in Magnolia Cemetery in the city this morning. The reains were accompanied by the sister of the deceased and followed to the grave by many friends and relatives here.
She is buried in the Chinn tomb without an individual marker.
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