She was a daughter of George Wister Swanson and Mary Elizabeth Smith.
The child's death notice in The Lenoir Topic, 18 May 1898:
"A little girl of Mr. Gee Swanson died to-day and will be buried at Sardis tomorrow at 11 o'clock."
Interestingly enough, Edna's funeral was shared with that of Mr. Hugh Nelson, an elderly citizen. This was noted in the newspaper after the funeral.
The child's death notice in The Lenoir Topic, 18 May 1898:
"A little girl of Mr. Gee Swanson died to-day and will be buried at Sardis tomorrow at 11 o'clock."
Interestingly enough, Edna's funeral was shared with that of Mr. Hugh Nelson, an elderly citizen. This was noted in the newspaper after the funeral.
She was a daughter of George Wister Swanson and Mary Elizabeth Smith.
The child's death notice in The Lenoir Topic, 18 May 1898:
"A little girl of Mr. Gee Swanson died to-day and will be buried at Sardis tomorrow at 11 o'clock."
Interestingly enough, Edna's funeral was shared with that of Mr. Hugh Nelson, an elderly citizen. This was noted in the newspaper after the funeral.
The child's death notice in The Lenoir Topic, 18 May 1898:
"A little girl of Mr. Gee Swanson died to-day and will be buried at Sardis tomorrow at 11 o'clock."
Interestingly enough, Edna's funeral was shared with that of Mr. Hugh Nelson, an elderly citizen. This was noted in the newspaper after the funeral.
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Daughter of G.W. & M.E. Swanson / Aged 1 yr 9 ms 36 days
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