Franklin Democrat, Friday, June 26, 1885, page 6 column 2
Obituary
Once more it becomes our painful duty to give notice of the death of one of our relatives. Myron, little son of Garrett M. and Matilda Hunt, aged fifteen months; died on the 11th of spinal disease, after a protracted illness and much suffering. The neighbors, without an exception, did all in their power to console the afflicted parents, but around that family altar is a vacancy that will ever be felt. Little Myron is the fourth child that the afflicted parents have had the misfortune to lose, but we will say to them, grieve not, for they have undoubtedly gone to rest, for the Bible plainly teaches us that we can in nowise enter the kingdom of heaven unless we become as little children.
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Note: The Johnson County Indiana WPA Death Index, 1882-1920, page 100, referencing Book H-14, page 88, records that 'Miron' Hunt, a 1 year old white male, died 11 Jun 1885 in Nineveh Twp.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
Obituary
Once more it becomes our painful duty to give notice of the death of one of our relatives. Myron, little son of Garrett M. and Matilda Hunt, aged fifteen months; died on the 11th of spinal disease, after a protracted illness and much suffering. The neighbors, without an exception, did all in their power to console the afflicted parents, but around that family altar is a vacancy that will ever be felt. Little Myron is the fourth child that the afflicted parents have had the misfortune to lose, but we will say to them, grieve not, for they have undoubtedly gone to rest, for the Bible plainly teaches us that we can in nowise enter the kingdom of heaven unless we become as little children.
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Note: The Johnson County Indiana WPA Death Index, 1882-1920, page 100, referencing Book H-14, page 88, records that 'Miron' Hunt, a 1 year old white male, died 11 Jun 1885 in Nineveh Twp.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
Franklin Democrat, Friday, June 26, 1885, page 6 column 2
Obituary
Once more it becomes our painful duty to give notice of the death of one of our relatives. Myron, little son of Garrett M. and Matilda Hunt, aged fifteen months; died on the 11th of spinal disease, after a protracted illness and much suffering. The neighbors, without an exception, did all in their power to console the afflicted parents, but around that family altar is a vacancy that will ever be felt. Little Myron is the fourth child that the afflicted parents have had the misfortune to lose, but we will say to them, grieve not, for they have undoubtedly gone to rest, for the Bible plainly teaches us that we can in nowise enter the kingdom of heaven unless we become as little children.
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Note: The Johnson County Indiana WPA Death Index, 1882-1920, page 100, referencing Book H-14, page 88, records that 'Miron' Hunt, a 1 year old white male, died 11 Jun 1885 in Nineveh Twp.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
Obituary
Once more it becomes our painful duty to give notice of the death of one of our relatives. Myron, little son of Garrett M. and Matilda Hunt, aged fifteen months; died on the 11th of spinal disease, after a protracted illness and much suffering. The neighbors, without an exception, did all in their power to console the afflicted parents, but around that family altar is a vacancy that will ever be felt. Little Myron is the fourth child that the afflicted parents have had the misfortune to lose, but we will say to them, grieve not, for they have undoubtedly gone to rest, for the Bible plainly teaches us that we can in nowise enter the kingdom of heaven unless we become as little children.
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Note: The Johnson County Indiana WPA Death Index, 1882-1920, page 100, referencing Book H-14, page 88, records that 'Miron' Hunt, a 1 year old white male, died 11 Jun 1885 in Nineveh Twp.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
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