Daughter of Hon. Rufus P. and Lucretia (Swift) Spaulding. First wife of Luther Day.
The Summit Beacon, April 14, 1852:
"DIED - In Cleveland, April 10th, and buried in Akron, on the 13th inst., Mrs. Emily S. Day, wife of Hon. Luther Day, of Ravenna and daughter of Hon. R.P. Spalding, aged 27 years and 9 months.
The dear departed that have passed away
To the still house of death, leaving thine own
Mother, or sweet-lipped babe, or she who gave
Thy home the light and bloom of Paradise --
They shall be thine again, when thou shalt pass,
To thy appointment, thro' the shady vale,
???????? Valley of the Immortal Hills."
The Summit Beacon, April 14, 1852:
"DIED - In Cleveland, April 10th, and buried in Akron, on the 13th inst., Mrs. Emily S. Day, wife of Hon. Luther Day, of Ravenna and daughter of Hon. R.P. Spalding, aged 27 years and 9 months.
The dear departed that have passed away
To the still house of death, leaving thine own
Mother, or sweet-lipped babe, or she who gave
Thy home the light and bloom of Paradise --
They shall be thine again, when thou shalt pass,
To thy appointment, thro' the shady vale,
???????? Valley of the Immortal Hills."
Daughter of Hon. Rufus P. and Lucretia (Swift) Spaulding. First wife of Luther Day.
The Summit Beacon, April 14, 1852:
"DIED - In Cleveland, April 10th, and buried in Akron, on the 13th inst., Mrs. Emily S. Day, wife of Hon. Luther Day, of Ravenna and daughter of Hon. R.P. Spalding, aged 27 years and 9 months.
The dear departed that have passed away
To the still house of death, leaving thine own
Mother, or sweet-lipped babe, or she who gave
Thy home the light and bloom of Paradise --
They shall be thine again, when thou shalt pass,
To thy appointment, thro' the shady vale,
???????? Valley of the Immortal Hills."
The Summit Beacon, April 14, 1852:
"DIED - In Cleveland, April 10th, and buried in Akron, on the 13th inst., Mrs. Emily S. Day, wife of Hon. Luther Day, of Ravenna and daughter of Hon. R.P. Spalding, aged 27 years and 9 months.
The dear departed that have passed away
To the still house of death, leaving thine own
Mother, or sweet-lipped babe, or she who gave
Thy home the light and bloom of Paradise --
They shall be thine again, when thou shalt pass,
To thy appointment, thro' the shady vale,
???????? Valley of the Immortal Hills."
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