The Franklin Democrat, Friday, December 30, 1892, page 6
GREENWOOD - The remains of Mrs. Flora Weeks Kinnick were laid to rest in our city of the dead last Saturday at high noon. She was a kind patient mother, a true Christian wife and leaves a girl and boy, that in years to come will realize as the years roll by, the loss of mother, the best friend a boy or girl every had. Death comes this way real often. Who leaves us in 1893? Be ye read
GREENWOOD - The remains of Mrs. Flora Weeks Kinnick were laid to rest in our city of the dead last Saturday at high noon. She was a kind patient mother, a true Christian wife and leaves a girl and boy, that in years to come will realize as the years roll by, the loss of mother, the best friend a boy or girl every had. Death comes this way real often. Who leaves us in 1893? Be ye read
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, December 30, 1892, page 6
GREENWOOD - The remains of Mrs. Flora Weeks Kinnick were laid to rest in our city of the dead last Saturday at high noon. She was a kind patient mother, a true Christian wife and leaves a girl and boy, that in years to come will realize as the years roll by, the loss of mother, the best friend a boy or girl every had. Death comes this way real often. Who leaves us in 1893? Be ye read
GREENWOOD - The remains of Mrs. Flora Weeks Kinnick were laid to rest in our city of the dead last Saturday at high noon. She was a kind patient mother, a true Christian wife and leaves a girl and boy, that in years to come will realize as the years roll by, the loss of mother, the best friend a boy or girl every had. Death comes this way real often. Who leaves us in 1893? Be ye read
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