Infant son of L.F & H.P. Cater
Houston Home Journal Feb. 25, 1892 Issue page 3
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Cater sincerely sympathize with them at the death of their infant son. He was with them just one short week, when the Heavenly Father called him Home. The little fellow died last Friday night and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery Saturday morning.
His parents are buried in W-29. The only two burials in that lot.
Houston Home Journal Feb. 25, 1892 Issue page 3
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Cater sincerely sympathize with them at the death of their infant son. He was with them just one short week, when the Heavenly Father called him Home. The little fellow died last Friday night and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery Saturday morning.
His parents are buried in W-29. The only two burials in that lot.
Infant son of L.F & H.P. Cater
Houston Home Journal Feb. 25, 1892 Issue page 3
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Cater sincerely sympathize with them at the death of their infant son. He was with them just one short week, when the Heavenly Father called him Home. The little fellow died last Friday night and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery Saturday morning.
His parents are buried in W-29. The only two burials in that lot.
Houston Home Journal Feb. 25, 1892 Issue page 3
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Cater sincerely sympathize with them at the death of their infant son. He was with them just one short week, when the Heavenly Father called him Home. The little fellow died last Friday night and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery Saturday morning.
His parents are buried in W-29. The only two burials in that lot.
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