Traer Clipper, Friday, May 14th, 1880 page 4
Died at the residence of his parents in Traer of lung fever, George B. Smith, aged sixteen months. This was the only child of Sheldon and Jean Smith. His robust constitution and great vigor gave promise of a long life. The struggle with disease was long and everything that skill and attention could devise was present to help the little sufferer but, he was called to a better land and no means would keep him here.
Contributor: George (48419540)
Died at the residence of his parents in Traer of lung fever, George B. Smith, aged sixteen months. This was the only child of Sheldon and Jean Smith. His robust constitution and great vigor gave promise of a long life. The struggle with disease was long and everything that skill and attention could devise was present to help the little sufferer but, he was called to a better land and no means would keep him here.
Contributor: George (48419540)
Traer Clipper, Friday, May 14th, 1880 page 4
Died at the residence of his parents in Traer of lung fever, George B. Smith, aged sixteen months. This was the only child of Sheldon and Jean Smith. His robust constitution and great vigor gave promise of a long life. The struggle with disease was long and everything that skill and attention could devise was present to help the little sufferer but, he was called to a better land and no means would keep him here.
Contributor: George (48419540)
Died at the residence of his parents in Traer of lung fever, George B. Smith, aged sixteen months. This was the only child of Sheldon and Jean Smith. His robust constitution and great vigor gave promise of a long life. The struggle with disease was long and everything that skill and attention could devise was present to help the little sufferer but, he was called to a better land and no means would keep him here.
Contributor: George (48419540)
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