From the Reveille Echo, 09/26/1895:
H. H. Young was in New Waterford Sunday attending the funeral of a niece, a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haupfman (sic). The little girl who was eleven years of age, came out with her parents from Allegheny to attend the Young reunion some weeks ago and was not feeling very well at the time. Her parents went to New Waterford after the reunion when the little girl's illness soon developed into typhoid fever. The disease was contracted in Allegheny.
H. H. Young was in New Waterford Sunday attending the funeral of a niece, a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haupfman (sic). The little girl who was eleven years of age, came out with her parents from Allegheny to attend the Young reunion some weeks ago and was not feeling very well at the time. Her parents went to New Waterford after the reunion when the little girl's illness soon developed into typhoid fever. The disease was contracted in Allegheny.
From the Reveille Echo, 09/26/1895:
H. H. Young was in New Waterford Sunday attending the funeral of a niece, a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haupfman (sic). The little girl who was eleven years of age, came out with her parents from Allegheny to attend the Young reunion some weeks ago and was not feeling very well at the time. Her parents went to New Waterford after the reunion when the little girl's illness soon developed into typhoid fever. The disease was contracted in Allegheny.
H. H. Young was in New Waterford Sunday attending the funeral of a niece, a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haupfman (sic). The little girl who was eleven years of age, came out with her parents from Allegheny to attend the Young reunion some weeks ago and was not feeling very well at the time. Her parents went to New Waterford after the reunion when the little girl's illness soon developed into typhoid fever. The disease was contracted in Allegheny.
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