Infant daughter of John and Edith Layman.
The Newell Mirror October 29, 1914
A BABY girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. J . C. Layman Thursday, Oct. 22.
Their joy in the birth of the little
one was soon turned to sorrow as the
baby only lived a few minutes after
birth. The infant form was tenderly
laid to rest in the Newell cemetery. The
life which held so much promise for
a little while will unfold in greater
loveliness_ in the world of light and
gladness just beyond. Mr. and Mrs.
Layman have the sympathy of all in
this bereavement.
Thanks so much to Denise Bond for supplying the Obit for the use on the baby girl Layman Memorial.
The Newell Mirror October 29, 1914
A BABY girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. J . C. Layman Thursday, Oct. 22.
Their joy in the birth of the little
one was soon turned to sorrow as the
baby only lived a few minutes after
birth. The infant form was tenderly
laid to rest in the Newell cemetery. The
life which held so much promise for
a little while will unfold in greater
loveliness_ in the world of light and
gladness just beyond. Mr. and Mrs.
Layman have the sympathy of all in
this bereavement.
Thanks so much to Denise Bond for supplying the Obit for the use on the baby girl Layman Memorial.
Infant daughter of John and Edith Layman.
The Newell Mirror October 29, 1914
A BABY girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. J . C. Layman Thursday, Oct. 22.
Their joy in the birth of the little
one was soon turned to sorrow as the
baby only lived a few minutes after
birth. The infant form was tenderly
laid to rest in the Newell cemetery. The
life which held so much promise for
a little while will unfold in greater
loveliness_ in the world of light and
gladness just beyond. Mr. and Mrs.
Layman have the sympathy of all in
this bereavement.
Thanks so much to Denise Bond for supplying the Obit for the use on the baby girl Layman Memorial.
The Newell Mirror October 29, 1914
A BABY girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. J . C. Layman Thursday, Oct. 22.
Their joy in the birth of the little
one was soon turned to sorrow as the
baby only lived a few minutes after
birth. The infant form was tenderly
laid to rest in the Newell cemetery. The
life which held so much promise for
a little while will unfold in greater
loveliness_ in the world of light and
gladness just beyond. Mr. and Mrs.
Layman have the sympathy of all in
this bereavement.
Thanks so much to Denise Bond for supplying the Obit for the use on the baby girl Layman Memorial.
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