Springfield, Feb 7 [1913] - Sullivan Fanning, son of D B Fanning and grandson of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Fanning, died near town today and will be buried by the side of his mother at the old Peeples burying ground, three miles west of town.
Sullivan Fanning was a bright young boy of about 15 years. His mother, who was Miss Bailey, died when this boy was very young. He was raised by his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Joseph A Fanning, his father residing at DeLand, Florida. He was a member of the high school class of this town, and was a favorite with both teachers and pupils.
Some weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid fever and although everything possible was done to save him, the disease proved fatal.
Feb 8, 1913 The State
Sullivan Fanning was a bright young boy of about 15 years. His mother, who was Miss Bailey, died when this boy was very young. He was raised by his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Joseph A Fanning, his father residing at DeLand, Florida. He was a member of the high school class of this town, and was a favorite with both teachers and pupils.
Some weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid fever and although everything possible was done to save him, the disease proved fatal.
Feb 8, 1913 The State
Springfield, Feb 7 [1913] - Sullivan Fanning, son of D B Fanning and grandson of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Fanning, died near town today and will be buried by the side of his mother at the old Peeples burying ground, three miles west of town.
Sullivan Fanning was a bright young boy of about 15 years. His mother, who was Miss Bailey, died when this boy was very young. He was raised by his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Joseph A Fanning, his father residing at DeLand, Florida. He was a member of the high school class of this town, and was a favorite with both teachers and pupils.
Some weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid fever and although everything possible was done to save him, the disease proved fatal.
Feb 8, 1913 The State
Sullivan Fanning was a bright young boy of about 15 years. His mother, who was Miss Bailey, died when this boy was very young. He was raised by his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Joseph A Fanning, his father residing at DeLand, Florida. He was a member of the high school class of this town, and was a favorite with both teachers and pupils.
Some weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid fever and although everything possible was done to save him, the disease proved fatal.
Feb 8, 1913 The State
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