~~~~~Cenotaph Only~~~~~
Janet Lee Harris, infant
Janet's body was donated to medical science
Janet died when her mother, Melda Elizabeth (Beitzel) Harris, had emergency surgery to remove a cyst. She was a full-term baby and would have been a lovely child. Her mother never saw her, and the Kensington hospital of Philidelphia, Pennsylvania disposed of her body at the direction of her father, W. F. Harris.
A memorial stone is placed in Bittinger Cemetery.
Janet Lee Harris, infant
Janet's body was donated to medical science
Janet died when her mother, Melda Elizabeth (Beitzel) Harris, had emergency surgery to remove a cyst. She was a full-term baby and would have been a lovely child. Her mother never saw her, and the Kensington hospital of Philidelphia, Pennsylvania disposed of her body at the direction of her father, W. F. Harris.
A memorial stone is placed in Bittinger Cemetery.
~~~~~Cenotaph Only~~~~~
Janet Lee Harris, infant
Janet's body was donated to medical science
Janet died when her mother, Melda Elizabeth (Beitzel) Harris, had emergency surgery to remove a cyst. She was a full-term baby and would have been a lovely child. Her mother never saw her, and the Kensington hospital of Philidelphia, Pennsylvania disposed of her body at the direction of her father, W. F. Harris.
A memorial stone is placed in Bittinger Cemetery.
Janet Lee Harris, infant
Janet's body was donated to medical science
Janet died when her mother, Melda Elizabeth (Beitzel) Harris, had emergency surgery to remove a cyst. She was a full-term baby and would have been a lovely child. Her mother never saw her, and the Kensington hospital of Philidelphia, Pennsylvania disposed of her body at the direction of her father, W. F. Harris.
A memorial stone is placed in Bittinger Cemetery.
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