Infant daughter of Don and Marguerite Addison.∼The Daily Republican, Rushville, IN, Monday, July 1, 1918
FRANCES L. ADDISON DIED
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF DON ADDISON EXPIRES OF ACUTE INDIGESTION
Frances Lloyd Addison, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison, died last night at the home of her uncle, Earl Addison in Carthage of acute indigestion following a brief illness.
The deceased was in her usual health until an hour before her death. She was taken violently ill at six o'clock, which resulted in death shortly after seven o'clock. Aside from her parents, one sister Isabelle survives. The funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the residence of Earl Addison by the Rev. F. C. Lebert, with burial in the Walnut Ridge cemetery.
The Daily Reporter, Greenfield, IN, Saturday, July 6, 1918
The funeral of little Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison, occurred Tuesday afternoon. Interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery. Frances was a little more than a year old and was sick but one hour, death resulting from acute indigestion. The child died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Addison, where she was taken when she became sick.
FRANCES L. ADDISON DIED
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF DON ADDISON EXPIRES OF ACUTE INDIGESTION
Frances Lloyd Addison, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison, died last night at the home of her uncle, Earl Addison in Carthage of acute indigestion following a brief illness.
The deceased was in her usual health until an hour before her death. She was taken violently ill at six o'clock, which resulted in death shortly after seven o'clock. Aside from her parents, one sister Isabelle survives. The funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the residence of Earl Addison by the Rev. F. C. Lebert, with burial in the Walnut Ridge cemetery.
The Daily Reporter, Greenfield, IN, Saturday, July 6, 1918
The funeral of little Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison, occurred Tuesday afternoon. Interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery. Frances was a little more than a year old and was sick but one hour, death resulting from acute indigestion. The child died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Addison, where she was taken when she became sick.
Infant daughter of Don and Marguerite Addison.∼The Daily Republican, Rushville, IN, Monday, July 1, 1918
FRANCES L. ADDISON DIED
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF DON ADDISON EXPIRES OF ACUTE INDIGESTION
Frances Lloyd Addison, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison, died last night at the home of her uncle, Earl Addison in Carthage of acute indigestion following a brief illness.
The deceased was in her usual health until an hour before her death. She was taken violently ill at six o'clock, which resulted in death shortly after seven o'clock. Aside from her parents, one sister Isabelle survives. The funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the residence of Earl Addison by the Rev. F. C. Lebert, with burial in the Walnut Ridge cemetery.
The Daily Reporter, Greenfield, IN, Saturday, July 6, 1918
The funeral of little Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison, occurred Tuesday afternoon. Interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery. Frances was a little more than a year old and was sick but one hour, death resulting from acute indigestion. The child died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Addison, where she was taken when she became sick.
FRANCES L. ADDISON DIED
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF DON ADDISON EXPIRES OF ACUTE INDIGESTION
Frances Lloyd Addison, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison, died last night at the home of her uncle, Earl Addison in Carthage of acute indigestion following a brief illness.
The deceased was in her usual health until an hour before her death. She was taken violently ill at six o'clock, which resulted in death shortly after seven o'clock. Aside from her parents, one sister Isabelle survives. The funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the residence of Earl Addison by the Rev. F. C. Lebert, with burial in the Walnut Ridge cemetery.
The Daily Reporter, Greenfield, IN, Saturday, July 6, 1918
The funeral of little Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison, occurred Tuesday afternoon. Interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery. Frances was a little more than a year old and was sick but one hour, death resulting from acute indigestion. The child died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Addison, where she was taken when she became sick.
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