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Gilbert Eugene Monroe

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Gilbert Eugene Monroe

Birth
Death
23 Dec 1920 (aged 2)
Burial
Geneseo, Rice County, Kansas, USA Add to Map
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Published in the Hutchinson News
Dec 29, 1920

One Family's Grief: Three deaths among the children withn four days is the record of grief in the home of John Monroe, near Geneseo, as reported by O.H. Six, the Lyons undertaker. Wednesday, a seven-year-old daughter died of a combination of mumps and tonsilitis; Friday, a three-year-old son died; Saturday, a six-year-old daughter died, all of the same disease. On Friday night a baby was born to the mother.

Chanute Daily Tribune
Jan 1, 1921
Sad Holiday Season
Kansas Family Lost Three Children Within One Week
Geneseo, Kas., Jan. 1. - The little Christmas presents that had be gathered into the gome of John Monroe, a farmer near her(sic), remain only memories of the sadness which the holiday season brought to the family in the death of three children within a week. In the same week, Mrs. Monroe gave birth to a child, which is doing well.
The first child to die was Thelma (sic) Opal, aged 7. Two days later Gilbert, aged 2½ succumbed, and the following day Ida (sic) May, aged 6, passed away. The children died of a complication of mumps and tonsilitis.
Published in the Hutchinson News
Dec 29, 1920

One Family's Grief: Three deaths among the children withn four days is the record of grief in the home of John Monroe, near Geneseo, as reported by O.H. Six, the Lyons undertaker. Wednesday, a seven-year-old daughter died of a combination of mumps and tonsilitis; Friday, a three-year-old son died; Saturday, a six-year-old daughter died, all of the same disease. On Friday night a baby was born to the mother.

Chanute Daily Tribune
Jan 1, 1921
Sad Holiday Season
Kansas Family Lost Three Children Within One Week
Geneseo, Kas., Jan. 1. - The little Christmas presents that had be gathered into the gome of John Monroe, a farmer near her(sic), remain only memories of the sadness which the holiday season brought to the family in the death of three children within a week. In the same week, Mrs. Monroe gave birth to a child, which is doing well.
The first child to die was Thelma (sic) Opal, aged 7. Two days later Gilbert, aged 2½ succumbed, and the following day Ida (sic) May, aged 6, passed away. The children died of a complication of mumps and tonsilitis.


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