Article appears in the Abilene Daily Reflector, Abilene, Kansas, 23 January 1889 reads...
WAFTED HOME
This morning were held the funeral services of the four month old babe of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Prendergast. The little one died at the home on North Buckeye after a short life filled mostly with suffering. The services were conducted by Re. Father Leary in the Catholic Church and a large number of sympathizing friends of the bereaved parents were present. the interment was in the Abilene Cemetery. The loss of the little one is a hard one to the sorrowing father and mother buy they can gain some consolation from the thought that the little life is, in its home beyond the river, removed forever from the temptations, the sorrows and the griefs of this world below.
WAFTED HOME
This morning were held the funeral services of the four month old babe of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Prendergast. The little one died at the home on North Buckeye after a short life filled mostly with suffering. The services were conducted by Re. Father Leary in the Catholic Church and a large number of sympathizing friends of the bereaved parents were present. the interment was in the Abilene Cemetery. The loss of the little one is a hard one to the sorrowing father and mother buy they can gain some consolation from the thought that the little life is, in its home beyond the river, removed forever from the temptations, the sorrows and the griefs of this world below.
Article appears in the Abilene Daily Reflector, Abilene, Kansas, 23 January 1889 reads...
WAFTED HOME
This morning were held the funeral services of the four month old babe of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Prendergast. The little one died at the home on North Buckeye after a short life filled mostly with suffering. The services were conducted by Re. Father Leary in the Catholic Church and a large number of sympathizing friends of the bereaved parents were present. the interment was in the Abilene Cemetery. The loss of the little one is a hard one to the sorrowing father and mother buy they can gain some consolation from the thought that the little life is, in its home beyond the river, removed forever from the temptations, the sorrows and the griefs of this world below.
WAFTED HOME
This morning were held the funeral services of the four month old babe of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Prendergast. The little one died at the home on North Buckeye after a short life filled mostly with suffering. The services were conducted by Re. Father Leary in the Catholic Church and a large number of sympathizing friends of the bereaved parents were present. the interment was in the Abilene Cemetery. The loss of the little one is a hard one to the sorrowing father and mother buy they can gain some consolation from the thought that the little life is, in its home beyond the river, removed forever from the temptations, the sorrows and the griefs of this world below.
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