Appeared in the Daily Herald on Apr. 17, 1903:
"The burial of the three children of M. J. Banks, of Savannah, Ga., took place at Biloxi cemetery yesterday. They were laid beside their mother. Mrs. Banks before marriage was a Biloxi girl, and a Miss Johanna Bass. Her little children died before her demise and were buried in Georgia. When the mother passed away she was brought to Biloxi and interred. Now the children lie beside her and all sleep the last long sleep together".
"The burial of the three children of M. J. Banks, of Savannah, Ga., took place at Biloxi cemetery yesterday. They were laid beside their mother. Mrs. Banks before marriage was a Biloxi girl, and a Miss Johanna Bass. Her little children died before her demise and were buried in Georgia. When the mother passed away she was brought to Biloxi and interred. Now the children lie beside her and all sleep the last long sleep together".
Appeared in the Daily Herald on Apr. 17, 1903:
"The burial of the three children of M. J. Banks, of Savannah, Ga., took place at Biloxi cemetery yesterday. They were laid beside their mother. Mrs. Banks before marriage was a Biloxi girl, and a Miss Johanna Bass. Her little children died before her demise and were buried in Georgia. When the mother passed away she was brought to Biloxi and interred. Now the children lie beside her and all sleep the last long sleep together".
"The burial of the three children of M. J. Banks, of Savannah, Ga., took place at Biloxi cemetery yesterday. They were laid beside their mother. Mrs. Banks before marriage was a Biloxi girl, and a Miss Johanna Bass. Her little children died before her demise and were buried in Georgia. When the mother passed away she was brought to Biloxi and interred. Now the children lie beside her and all sleep the last long sleep together".
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