From the Caldwell Newspapers Burleson County, Texas 1897-1929 Birth and Death Notices pg 87:
October 24, 1902
Ella Danchak, little daughter of John Danchak died October 16 after a short illness of fever. She was 6y 1m 3d and at her early age could speak two languages plain and was a perfect little lady in every way. She was buried at Lutheran Cemetery near Lyons.
October 24, 1902
Ella Danchak, little daughter of John Danchak died October 16 after a short illness of fever. She was 6y 1m 3d and at her early age could speak two languages plain and was a perfect little lady in every way. She was buried at Lutheran Cemetery near Lyons.
From the Caldwell Newspapers Burleson County, Texas 1897-1929 Birth and Death Notices pg 87:
October 24, 1902
Ella Danchak, little daughter of John Danchak died October 16 after a short illness of fever. She was 6y 1m 3d and at her early age could speak two languages plain and was a perfect little lady in every way. She was buried at Lutheran Cemetery near Lyons.
October 24, 1902
Ella Danchak, little daughter of John Danchak died October 16 after a short illness of fever. She was 6y 1m 3d and at her early age could speak two languages plain and was a perfect little lady in every way. She was buried at Lutheran Cemetery near Lyons.
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