Obituary – The Larned Eagle-Optic November 12, 1880, p. 3
Nellie J., only daughter of John R. and E.J. Basiger, died of typhoid fever at one o'clock Wednesday, of this week. Nellie was a bright, promising child, of an affectionate disposition, liked by all her playmates, and the idol of her mother and father. Her death is a great bereavement for her parents, and they have the sympathy of the entire community. There is consolation for the bereaved father and mother in the thought that little Nellie as gone to a brighter and better world, where they may hope to join her when they have done with the cares and troubles of this.
Daughter of John Ralph Basiger and Ellen Jane Smith
Nellie J., only daughter of John R. and E.J. Basiger, died of typhoid fever at one o'clock Wednesday, of this week. Nellie was a bright, promising child, of an affectionate disposition, liked by all her playmates, and the idol of her mother and father. Her death is a great bereavement for her parents, and they have the sympathy of the entire community. There is consolation for the bereaved father and mother in the thought that little Nellie as gone to a brighter and better world, where they may hope to join her when they have done with the cares and troubles of this.
Daughter of John Ralph Basiger and Ellen Jane Smith
Obituary – The Larned Eagle-Optic November 12, 1880, p. 3
Nellie J., only daughter of John R. and E.J. Basiger, died of typhoid fever at one o'clock Wednesday, of this week. Nellie was a bright, promising child, of an affectionate disposition, liked by all her playmates, and the idol of her mother and father. Her death is a great bereavement for her parents, and they have the sympathy of the entire community. There is consolation for the bereaved father and mother in the thought that little Nellie as gone to a brighter and better world, where they may hope to join her when they have done with the cares and troubles of this.
Daughter of John Ralph Basiger and Ellen Jane Smith
Nellie J., only daughter of John R. and E.J. Basiger, died of typhoid fever at one o'clock Wednesday, of this week. Nellie was a bright, promising child, of an affectionate disposition, liked by all her playmates, and the idol of her mother and father. Her death is a great bereavement for her parents, and they have the sympathy of the entire community. There is consolation for the bereaved father and mother in the thought that little Nellie as gone to a brighter and better world, where they may hope to join her when they have done with the cares and troubles of this.
Daughter of John Ralph Basiger and Ellen Jane Smith
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