Josephine was the daughter of George and Julia A. (Hamilton) Wise. She died at age 19 from tuberculosis.
Wise, Josephine
Died, June 2d, Josephine, daughter of George and Julia Ann Wise; aged 19 years, 3 months. The first symptoms of our young friend's disease became noticeable some five months before Death claimed her as "its own." Her friends, alarmed from the first, left no available means untried for her recovery, but consumption, that "fell destroyer," had taken unerring aim. [Followed by a lengthy sermon. Signed R. Coffman.]
The Gallipolis Journal
July 7, 1870
Transcribed by Eva Swain Hughes
Wise, Josephine
Died, June 2d, Josephine, daughter of George and Julia Ann Wise; aged 19 years, 3 months. The first symptoms of our young friend's disease became noticeable some five months before Death claimed her as "its own." Her friends, alarmed from the first, left no available means untried for her recovery, but consumption, that "fell destroyer," had taken unerring aim. [Followed by a lengthy sermon. Signed R. Coffman.]
The Gallipolis Journal
July 7, 1870
Transcribed by Eva Swain Hughes
Josephine was the daughter of George and Julia A. (Hamilton) Wise. She died at age 19 from tuberculosis.
Wise, Josephine
Died, June 2d, Josephine, daughter of George and Julia Ann Wise; aged 19 years, 3 months. The first symptoms of our young friend's disease became noticeable some five months before Death claimed her as "its own." Her friends, alarmed from the first, left no available means untried for her recovery, but consumption, that "fell destroyer," had taken unerring aim. [Followed by a lengthy sermon. Signed R. Coffman.]
The Gallipolis Journal
July 7, 1870
Transcribed by Eva Swain Hughes
Wise, Josephine
Died, June 2d, Josephine, daughter of George and Julia Ann Wise; aged 19 years, 3 months. The first symptoms of our young friend's disease became noticeable some five months before Death claimed her as "its own." Her friends, alarmed from the first, left no available means untried for her recovery, but consumption, that "fell destroyer," had taken unerring aim. [Followed by a lengthy sermon. Signed R. Coffman.]
The Gallipolis Journal
July 7, 1870
Transcribed by Eva Swain Hughes
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