Richmond Whig - 14 Dec 1847
Died, at Pine Forest, Spotsylvania Co., at the residence of her father, on Sat. the 20th Nov., of gastro enteritis, Miss Sallie Lewis DeJarnette, youngest daughter of Elliott and Elizabeth DeJarnett, in the eighteenth year of her age. She had but partially recovered from a severe attack of bilious fever, when she was seized with the disease which terminated her existence in one short week.
Died, at Pine Forest, Spotsylvania Co., at the residence of her father, on Sat. the 20th Nov., of gastro enteritis, Miss Sallie Lewis DeJarnette, youngest daughter of Elliott and Elizabeth DeJarnett, in the eighteenth year of her age. She had but partially recovered from a severe attack of bilious fever, when she was seized with the disease which terminated her existence in one short week.
Richmond Whig - 14 Dec 1847
Died, at Pine Forest, Spotsylvania Co., at the residence of her father, on Sat. the 20th Nov., of gastro enteritis, Miss Sallie Lewis DeJarnette, youngest daughter of Elliott and Elizabeth DeJarnett, in the eighteenth year of her age. She had but partially recovered from a severe attack of bilious fever, when she was seized with the disease which terminated her existence in one short week.
Died, at Pine Forest, Spotsylvania Co., at the residence of her father, on Sat. the 20th Nov., of gastro enteritis, Miss Sallie Lewis DeJarnette, youngest daughter of Elliott and Elizabeth DeJarnett, in the eighteenth year of her age. She had but partially recovered from a severe attack of bilious fever, when she was seized with the disease which terminated her existence in one short week.
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