"Frances Stanley, the second daughter, was born May 23d, 1831, and died in her thirteenth year, February 29th, 1844.
She was a singularly lovely and winning child, with hazel eyes and golden hair. In consequence of an accident, by which she was seriously injured, she was for a year or two preceding her death in delicate health, and at times a great sufferer, but she bore this trial with a patience marked and beautiful."
—Rev. Erskine Norman White. Norman White, His Ancestors And His Descendants. (New York, 1905). p. 109.
She was a singularly lovely and winning child, with hazel eyes and golden hair. In consequence of an accident, by which she was seriously injured, she was for a year or two preceding her death in delicate health, and at times a great sufferer, but she bore this trial with a patience marked and beautiful."
—Rev. Erskine Norman White. Norman White, His Ancestors And His Descendants. (New York, 1905). p. 109.
"Frances Stanley, the second daughter, was born May 23d, 1831, and died in her thirteenth year, February 29th, 1844.
She was a singularly lovely and winning child, with hazel eyes and golden hair. In consequence of an accident, by which she was seriously injured, she was for a year or two preceding her death in delicate health, and at times a great sufferer, but she bore this trial with a patience marked and beautiful."
—Rev. Erskine Norman White. Norman White, His Ancestors And His Descendants. (New York, 1905). p. 109.
She was a singularly lovely and winning child, with hazel eyes and golden hair. In consequence of an accident, by which she was seriously injured, she was for a year or two preceding her death in delicate health, and at times a great sufferer, but she bore this trial with a patience marked and beautiful."
—Rev. Erskine Norman White. Norman White, His Ancestors And His Descendants. (New York, 1905). p. 109.
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FRANCES STANLEY,
Born May 23, 1831,
Died February 29, 1844.
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Children of
NORMAN AND MARY A. WHITE
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