Raye Miriam Barnhill, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Barnhill of Latimore Twp. was fatally burned when she poured kerosene on a smoldering kitchen stove fire.
The young girl, who was severely burned about the face and body at noon, Monday, died at the Delp home, Tuesday morning.
The child is survived by her parents and one sister, Helen Barnhill.
Source: East Berlin News - Friday
May 24, 1929
Source: Pa. Death Certificate #53326
The young girl, who was severely burned about the face and body at noon, Monday, died at the Delp home, Tuesday morning.
The child is survived by her parents and one sister, Helen Barnhill.
Source: East Berlin News - Friday
May 24, 1929
Source: Pa. Death Certificate #53326
Raye Miriam Barnhill, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Barnhill of Latimore Twp. was fatally burned when she poured kerosene on a smoldering kitchen stove fire.
The young girl, who was severely burned about the face and body at noon, Monday, died at the Delp home, Tuesday morning.
The child is survived by her parents and one sister, Helen Barnhill.
Source: East Berlin News - Friday
May 24, 1929
Source: Pa. Death Certificate #53326
The young girl, who was severely burned about the face and body at noon, Monday, died at the Delp home, Tuesday morning.
The child is survived by her parents and one sister, Helen Barnhill.
Source: East Berlin News - Friday
May 24, 1929
Source: Pa. Death Certificate #53326
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