The Pine Plains NY Register, Friday, Dec 26, 1884
ELIZAVILLE
Frank Fingar died very suddenly on Tuesday morning of this week. His father had left him only a short time, before, and reported at the post office that Frank, had spent a rather uncomfortable night, but was much better then. Mr Fingar left the office soon after, and had been gone only a short time when word came that Frank had just expired. Thus has ended the life of a promising young man. Only lately married, his temporal prospects very fair and life's joys apparently awaiting his partaking. He suffered much, but the last days of his suffering were characterized with patience and submission to God's will. He died in the blessed hope of a blissful immortality
ELIZAVILLE
Frank Fingar died very suddenly on Tuesday morning of this week. His father had left him only a short time, before, and reported at the post office that Frank, had spent a rather uncomfortable night, but was much better then. Mr Fingar left the office soon after, and had been gone only a short time when word came that Frank had just expired. Thus has ended the life of a promising young man. Only lately married, his temporal prospects very fair and life's joys apparently awaiting his partaking. He suffered much, but the last days of his suffering were characterized with patience and submission to God's will. He died in the blessed hope of a blissful immortality
The Pine Plains NY Register, Friday, Dec 26, 1884
ELIZAVILLE
Frank Fingar died very suddenly on Tuesday morning of this week. His father had left him only a short time, before, and reported at the post office that Frank, had spent a rather uncomfortable night, but was much better then. Mr Fingar left the office soon after, and had been gone only a short time when word came that Frank had just expired. Thus has ended the life of a promising young man. Only lately married, his temporal prospects very fair and life's joys apparently awaiting his partaking. He suffered much, but the last days of his suffering were characterized with patience and submission to God's will. He died in the blessed hope of a blissful immortality
ELIZAVILLE
Frank Fingar died very suddenly on Tuesday morning of this week. His father had left him only a short time, before, and reported at the post office that Frank, had spent a rather uncomfortable night, but was much better then. Mr Fingar left the office soon after, and had been gone only a short time when word came that Frank had just expired. Thus has ended the life of a promising young man. Only lately married, his temporal prospects very fair and life's joys apparently awaiting his partaking. He suffered much, but the last days of his suffering were characterized with patience and submission to God's will. He died in the blessed hope of a blissful immortality
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