State Line Register
Nov. 21, 1889
Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. BROWN
BROWN--Sunday, November 17th, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Brown.
Thus the twins were soon parted and the parents were called upon to lay away one of their first born. They have the sympathy of their many friends in this, their first bereavement.
---The mother died a week later and was buried in Iowa. There is no mention of this child on her gravestone, so he was apparently buried locally and not moved.
*****It is not known where this individual was buried, and there is no known tombstone. Many of the individuals buried in the smaller outlying cemeteries were moved to the Goodland cemetery in the early 1900's. This individual has been included in the Goodland cemetery for genealogical research based on the obituary.*****
Nov. 21, 1889
Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. BROWN
BROWN--Sunday, November 17th, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Brown.
Thus the twins were soon parted and the parents were called upon to lay away one of their first born. They have the sympathy of their many friends in this, their first bereavement.
---The mother died a week later and was buried in Iowa. There is no mention of this child on her gravestone, so he was apparently buried locally and not moved.
*****It is not known where this individual was buried, and there is no known tombstone. Many of the individuals buried in the smaller outlying cemeteries were moved to the Goodland cemetery in the early 1900's. This individual has been included in the Goodland cemetery for genealogical research based on the obituary.*****
State Line Register
Nov. 21, 1889
Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. BROWN
BROWN--Sunday, November 17th, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Brown.
Thus the twins were soon parted and the parents were called upon to lay away one of their first born. They have the sympathy of their many friends in this, their first bereavement.
---The mother died a week later and was buried in Iowa. There is no mention of this child on her gravestone, so he was apparently buried locally and not moved.
*****It is not known where this individual was buried, and there is no known tombstone. Many of the individuals buried in the smaller outlying cemeteries were moved to the Goodland cemetery in the early 1900's. This individual has been included in the Goodland cemetery for genealogical research based on the obituary.*****
Nov. 21, 1889
Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. BROWN
BROWN--Sunday, November 17th, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Brown.
Thus the twins were soon parted and the parents were called upon to lay away one of their first born. They have the sympathy of their many friends in this, their first bereavement.
---The mother died a week later and was buried in Iowa. There is no mention of this child on her gravestone, so he was apparently buried locally and not moved.
*****It is not known where this individual was buried, and there is no known tombstone. Many of the individuals buried in the smaller outlying cemeteries were moved to the Goodland cemetery in the early 1900's. This individual has been included in the Goodland cemetery for genealogical research based on the obituary.*****
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