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Atlantic Daily Telegraph
March 16, 1883
Page 3
The beloved wife of Mr. George H. Whitney died last evening, aged about 32 years. The deceased was married to Mr. Whitney about eight years ago, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, a few miles south of Walnut. The writer among many other friends from Atlantic, was present and well remembers the joyous time. All the long years of life laid out in a beautiful panorama before the happy couple then; now after a lapse of but a few years, death has claimed one of the twain, leaving the other alone in a cheerless home and an unhappy world. Mrs. Whitney was a modest, loving, and dutiful wife whose home claimed her greatest devotion and care. The time of the funeral is elsewhere announced.
Atlantic Daily Telegraph
March 19, 1883
Page 3
The funeral services of the late Mrs. George Whitney were conducted in the Congregational church. The church was nicely decorated, and a large number of friends were present.
Mr. George H. Whitney asks the Telegraph to return thanks to the friends and relatives who rendered him so much kindly aid and sympathy during the illness and death of his beloved wife.
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Atlantic Daily Telegraph
March 16, 1883
Page 3
The beloved wife of Mr. George H. Whitney died last evening, aged about 32 years. The deceased was married to Mr. Whitney about eight years ago, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, a few miles south of Walnut. The writer among many other friends from Atlantic, was present and well remembers the joyous time. All the long years of life laid out in a beautiful panorama before the happy couple then; now after a lapse of but a few years, death has claimed one of the twain, leaving the other alone in a cheerless home and an unhappy world. Mrs. Whitney was a modest, loving, and dutiful wife whose home claimed her greatest devotion and care. The time of the funeral is elsewhere announced.
Atlantic Daily Telegraph
March 19, 1883
Page 3
The funeral services of the late Mrs. George Whitney were conducted in the Congregational church. The church was nicely decorated, and a large number of friends were present.
Mr. George H. Whitney asks the Telegraph to return thanks to the friends and relatives who rendered him so much kindly aid and sympathy during the illness and death of his beloved wife.
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Birth date calculated at www.timeanddate.com.
Atlantic Daily Telegraph
March 16, 1883
Page 3
The beloved wife of Mr. George H. Whitney died last evening, aged about 32 years. The deceased was married to Mr. Whitney about eight years ago, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, a few miles south of Walnut. The writer among many other friends from Atlantic, was present and well remembers the joyous time. All the long years of life laid out in a beautiful panorama before the happy couple then; now after a lapse of but a few years, death has claimed one of the twain, leaving the other alone in a cheerless home and an unhappy world. Mrs. Whitney was a modest, loving, and dutiful wife whose home claimed her greatest devotion and care. The time of the funeral is elsewhere announced.
Atlantic Daily Telegraph
March 19, 1883
Page 3
The funeral services of the late Mrs. George Whitney were conducted in the Congregational church. The church was nicely decorated, and a large number of friends were present.
Mr. George H. Whitney asks the Telegraph to return thanks to the friends and relatives who rendered him so much kindly aid and sympathy during the illness and death of his beloved wife.
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Atlantic Daily Telegraph
March 16, 1883
Page 3
The beloved wife of Mr. George H. Whitney died last evening, aged about 32 years. The deceased was married to Mr. Whitney about eight years ago, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, a few miles south of Walnut. The writer among many other friends from Atlantic, was present and well remembers the joyous time. All the long years of life laid out in a beautiful panorama before the happy couple then; now after a lapse of but a few years, death has claimed one of the twain, leaving the other alone in a cheerless home and an unhappy world. Mrs. Whitney was a modest, loving, and dutiful wife whose home claimed her greatest devotion and care. The time of the funeral is elsewhere announced.
Atlantic Daily Telegraph
March 19, 1883
Page 3
The funeral services of the late Mrs. George Whitney were conducted in the Congregational church. The church was nicely decorated, and a large number of friends were present.
Mr. George H. Whitney asks the Telegraph to return thanks to the friends and relatives who rendered him so much kindly aid and sympathy during the illness and death of his beloved wife.
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