Two-month-old Mabel, daughter of Cornelius M. & Louisa Bailey Daily, was interred, per the Chico Cemetery Association Records, in the plot noted, on January 31, 1887.
Chico Enterprise, Friday Evening, August 5, 1887, pg 1 col 5. Death of a Child. Mr. C.M. Daily suffered the sad loss of his infant daughter, Mabel, at four o’clock yesterday morning. Mabel was a bright child and her sudden taking on is severely mourned by all. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to Mr. Dailey with the consoling thought that she has gone to join her mother in that better land. The funeral took place yesterday from the residence, and was largely attended.
Chico Enterprise, Friday Evening, August 5, 1887, pg 1 col 5. Death of a Child. Mr. C.M. Daily suffered the sad loss of his infant daughter, Mabel, at four o’clock yesterday morning. Mabel was a bright child and her sudden taking on is severely mourned by all. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to Mr. Dailey with the consoling thought that she has gone to join her mother in that better land. The funeral took place yesterday from the residence, and was largely attended.
Two-month-old Mabel, daughter of Cornelius M. & Louisa Bailey Daily, was interred, per the Chico Cemetery Association Records, in the plot noted, on January 31, 1887.
Chico Enterprise, Friday Evening, August 5, 1887, pg 1 col 5. Death of a Child. Mr. C.M. Daily suffered the sad loss of his infant daughter, Mabel, at four o’clock yesterday morning. Mabel was a bright child and her sudden taking on is severely mourned by all. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to Mr. Dailey with the consoling thought that she has gone to join her mother in that better land. The funeral took place yesterday from the residence, and was largely attended.
Chico Enterprise, Friday Evening, August 5, 1887, pg 1 col 5. Death of a Child. Mr. C.M. Daily suffered the sad loss of his infant daughter, Mabel, at four o’clock yesterday morning. Mabel was a bright child and her sudden taking on is severely mourned by all. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to Mr. Dailey with the consoling thought that she has gone to join her mother in that better land. The funeral took place yesterday from the residence, and was largely attended.
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