NEW ENTERPRISE-RECORDER, VOL. IV-NO. II, FRONT PAGE, MADISON, FLA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1904: "The friends and acquaintances of Col. And Mrs. Cary A. Hardee sympathize with them in their sad bereavement in the death of their infant child which occurred at the family home in Live Oak on last Sunday. The little body was brought to Madison Monday and interred in the family plot in the city cemetery."
[Newspaper microfilm courtesy of ELMER'S GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY.]
[Newspaper microfilm courtesy of ELMER'S GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY.]
NEW ENTERPRISE-RECORDER, VOL. IV-NO. II, FRONT PAGE, MADISON, FLA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1904: "The friends and acquaintances of Col. And Mrs. Cary A. Hardee sympathize with them in their sad bereavement in the death of their infant child which occurred at the family home in Live Oak on last Sunday. The little body was brought to Madison Monday and interred in the family plot in the city cemetery."
[Newspaper microfilm courtesy of ELMER'S GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY.]
[Newspaper microfilm courtesy of ELMER'S GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY.]
Inscription
"THEO HINELY
PRECIOUS BABY OF
COL. C.A. & MAUD
HARDEE APR 10, 1904
NOV 13, 1904"
This infant Hardee daughter, Theo Hinely, only lived for 07 months and 03 days.
[This child was born about a month after the death of Maud's sister-Theodora Gaillard Randell Hinely. It is logical to assume that the infant was named for her aunt.]~lfr
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