The Florence Journal, June 30, 1870
Died at the residence of its parents in Florence on Monday evening the 27th instant, Robert James, infant son of Robert and Catharine Winston McFarland.
The flower that was too pure and delicate to bloom on earth, has been transplanted to the garden of Paradise. Born a child of the Covenant; it has been taken up in terms of redemption and is now a bright Angel in the Seraphic throng around the throne of its Redeemer.
Died at the residence of its parents in Florence on Monday evening the 27th instant, Robert James, infant son of Robert and Catharine Winston McFarland.
The flower that was too pure and delicate to bloom on earth, has been transplanted to the garden of Paradise. Born a child of the Covenant; it has been taken up in terms of redemption and is now a bright Angel in the Seraphic throng around the throne of its Redeemer.
The Florence Journal, June 30, 1870
Died at the residence of its parents in Florence on Monday evening the 27th instant, Robert James, infant son of Robert and Catharine Winston McFarland.
The flower that was too pure and delicate to bloom on earth, has been transplanted to the garden of Paradise. Born a child of the Covenant; it has been taken up in terms of redemption and is now a bright Angel in the Seraphic throng around the throne of its Redeemer.
Died at the residence of its parents in Florence on Monday evening the 27th instant, Robert James, infant son of Robert and Catharine Winston McFarland.
The flower that was too pure and delicate to bloom on earth, has been transplanted to the garden of Paradise. Born a child of the Covenant; it has been taken up in terms of redemption and is now a bright Angel in the Seraphic throng around the throne of its Redeemer.
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