A Sudden Death.
Margaret, the only daughter of Dr. G. F. Harvey, died at noon yesterday of congestion of the lungs. She was about nine years of age and was a bright and promising child. Her illness lasted but a little over twenty-four hours, and her death is a particularly sad blow to the parents. The hour for the funeral has not yet been arranged.
Source: The Parsons Daily Sun, Parsons, Kansas, 1 Feb 1889, Page 4
Margaret, the only daughter of Dr. G. F. Harvey, died at noon yesterday of congestion of the lungs. She was about nine years of age and was a bright and promising child. Her illness lasted but a little over twenty-four hours, and her death is a particularly sad blow to the parents. The hour for the funeral has not yet been arranged.
Source: The Parsons Daily Sun, Parsons, Kansas, 1 Feb 1889, Page 4
A Sudden Death.
Margaret, the only daughter of Dr. G. F. Harvey, died at noon yesterday of congestion of the lungs. She was about nine years of age and was a bright and promising child. Her illness lasted but a little over twenty-four hours, and her death is a particularly sad blow to the parents. The hour for the funeral has not yet been arranged.
Source: The Parsons Daily Sun, Parsons, Kansas, 1 Feb 1889, Page 4
Margaret, the only daughter of Dr. G. F. Harvey, died at noon yesterday of congestion of the lungs. She was about nine years of age and was a bright and promising child. Her illness lasted but a little over twenty-four hours, and her death is a particularly sad blow to the parents. The hour for the funeral has not yet been arranged.
Source: The Parsons Daily Sun, Parsons, Kansas, 1 Feb 1889, Page 4
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