7 Months, 21 Days, 1897.
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WRIGHT - Harry Rhey, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wright, died Sunday night, the 12th inst., of pneumonia, after an illness of several weeks. Everything possible was done to save the little one's life, but it was ordained otherwise, and at about the midnight hour the innocent soul winged its flight to the "land that is fairer than day," there to await the coming of the heart-broken parents. The age of the child was about eight months, and it was the idol of its father and mother. The burial was at the city cemetery, Monday afternoon, and was conducted by Revs. Moody and Roberts, of the Methodist and Baptist churches.
(Mayfield Monitor - 15 September 1897).
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WRIGHT - Harry Rhey, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wright, died Sunday night, the 12th inst., of pneumonia, after an illness of several weeks. Everything possible was done to save the little one's life, but it was ordained otherwise, and at about the midnight hour the innocent soul winged its flight to the "land that is fairer than day," there to await the coming of the heart-broken parents. The age of the child was about eight months, and it was the idol of its father and mother. The burial was at the city cemetery, Monday afternoon, and was conducted by Revs. Moody and Roberts, of the Methodist and Baptist churches.
(Mayfield Monitor - 15 September 1897).
7 Months, 21 Days, 1897.
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WRIGHT - Harry Rhey, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wright, died Sunday night, the 12th inst., of pneumonia, after an illness of several weeks. Everything possible was done to save the little one's life, but it was ordained otherwise, and at about the midnight hour the innocent soul winged its flight to the "land that is fairer than day," there to await the coming of the heart-broken parents. The age of the child was about eight months, and it was the idol of its father and mother. The burial was at the city cemetery, Monday afternoon, and was conducted by Revs. Moody and Roberts, of the Methodist and Baptist churches.
(Mayfield Monitor - 15 September 1897).
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WRIGHT - Harry Rhey, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wright, died Sunday night, the 12th inst., of pneumonia, after an illness of several weeks. Everything possible was done to save the little one's life, but it was ordained otherwise, and at about the midnight hour the innocent soul winged its flight to the "land that is fairer than day," there to await the coming of the heart-broken parents. The age of the child was about eight months, and it was the idol of its father and mother. The burial was at the city cemetery, Monday afternoon, and was conducted by Revs. Moody and Roberts, of the Methodist and Baptist churches.
(Mayfield Monitor - 15 September 1897).
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