Our Darling at Rest
On last Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock God called the only child of Mr and Mrs Buford Brummett to rest.
James Drew Brummett was 11 months and 10 days old, was born October 10, 1909 and died November 29, 1910. He was sick five weeks.
Our little darling Drew was brought from Como to Pleasant Grove for burial, leaving a father and mother to mourn his death.
Weep not for your darling, father and mother, for he is an angel and wearing that beautiful crown. There is a time coming when we all will meet him there and wear the crown together.
Written
By Two Friends in 1910.
On last Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock God called the only child of Mr and Mrs Buford Brummett to rest.
James Drew Brummett was 11 months and 10 days old, was born October 10, 1909 and died November 29, 1910. He was sick five weeks.
Our little darling Drew was brought from Como to Pleasant Grove for burial, leaving a father and mother to mourn his death.
Weep not for your darling, father and mother, for he is an angel and wearing that beautiful crown. There is a time coming when we all will meet him there and wear the crown together.
Written
By Two Friends in 1910.
Our Darling at Rest
On last Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock God called the only child of Mr and Mrs Buford Brummett to rest.
James Drew Brummett was 11 months and 10 days old, was born October 10, 1909 and died November 29, 1910. He was sick five weeks.
Our little darling Drew was brought from Como to Pleasant Grove for burial, leaving a father and mother to mourn his death.
Weep not for your darling, father and mother, for he is an angel and wearing that beautiful crown. There is a time coming when we all will meet him there and wear the crown together.
Written
By Two Friends in 1910.
On last Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock God called the only child of Mr and Mrs Buford Brummett to rest.
James Drew Brummett was 11 months and 10 days old, was born October 10, 1909 and died November 29, 1910. He was sick five weeks.
Our little darling Drew was brought from Como to Pleasant Grove for burial, leaving a father and mother to mourn his death.
Weep not for your darling, father and mother, for he is an angel and wearing that beautiful crown. There is a time coming when we all will meet him there and wear the crown together.
Written
By Two Friends in 1910.
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