SACRED
to the memory of
MY SON
P. M. Jenkins.
Aged 33 years
Was lost on steam ship Virona?
drowndered at sea Oct. 20, 1870
Mr. P.M. Jenkins was until last winter the partner of Mr. Walter Robinson, whose brother-in-law he was. He was a bachelor, and has for some years been a great sufferer from inflammatory disease. He was of English birth -- though both his parents reside in Galveston -- in consequence of his bad health, he made the voyage to England in a sailing ship, and was returning, robust, to gladden his parents, when he met with his untimely fate. The parents are members of the Baptist Church, and are completely crushed by their calamity
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to the memory of
MY SON
P. M. Jenkins.
Aged 33 years
Was lost on steam ship Virona?
drowndered at sea Oct. 20, 1870
Mr. P.M. Jenkins was until last winter the partner of Mr. Walter Robinson, whose brother-in-law he was. He was a bachelor, and has for some years been a great sufferer from inflammatory disease. He was of English birth -- though both his parents reside in Galveston -- in consequence of his bad health, he made the voyage to England in a sailing ship, and was returning, robust, to gladden his parents, when he met with his untimely fate. The parents are members of the Baptist Church, and are completely crushed by their calamity
bio by BeForgot
SACRED
to the memory of
MY SON
P. M. Jenkins.
Aged 33 years
Was lost on steam ship Virona?
drowndered at sea Oct. 20, 1870
Mr. P.M. Jenkins was until last winter the partner of Mr. Walter Robinson, whose brother-in-law he was. He was a bachelor, and has for some years been a great sufferer from inflammatory disease. He was of English birth -- though both his parents reside in Galveston -- in consequence of his bad health, he made the voyage to England in a sailing ship, and was returning, robust, to gladden his parents, when he met with his untimely fate. The parents are members of the Baptist Church, and are completely crushed by their calamity
bio by BeForgot
to the memory of
MY SON
P. M. Jenkins.
Aged 33 years
Was lost on steam ship Virona?
drowndered at sea Oct. 20, 1870
Mr. P.M. Jenkins was until last winter the partner of Mr. Walter Robinson, whose brother-in-law he was. He was a bachelor, and has for some years been a great sufferer from inflammatory disease. He was of English birth -- though both his parents reside in Galveston -- in consequence of his bad health, he made the voyage to England in a sailing ship, and was returning, robust, to gladden his parents, when he met with his untimely fate. The parents are members of the Baptist Church, and are completely crushed by their calamity
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