Son of Nathan Chapman and Bessie Myrtle Taylor.
From Nevada Evening Journal December 13, 1918 (front page)
BABY BOY DIED YESTERDAY
Child of Mr. and Mrs Nate Chapman Passed Away.
Little Edward George, the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Chapman died over at the Iowa Sanitarium on Thursday morning at 4:30 and was buried this forenoon at 10:30, after brief services at the grave. The baby, born October 4, was taken ill with influenza when about four weeks of age. This was followed by a case of yellow jaundice which finally developed a number of bad abcesses. These draw so upon the blood of the child that he became very weak and he was taken over to the Iowa Sanitarium where other blood was transfused into his veins in an effort to save him. The parents receive the sympathy of all in the loss of their little fellow. The blow was a doubly sad one to his mother, who was also called upon to mourn the death of her brother, Johnny Taylor, who was buried here yesterday.
From Nevada Evening Journal December 13, 1918 (front page)
BABY BOY DIED YESTERDAY
Child of Mr. and Mrs Nate Chapman Passed Away.
Little Edward George, the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Chapman died over at the Iowa Sanitarium on Thursday morning at 4:30 and was buried this forenoon at 10:30, after brief services at the grave. The baby, born October 4, was taken ill with influenza when about four weeks of age. This was followed by a case of yellow jaundice which finally developed a number of bad abcesses. These draw so upon the blood of the child that he became very weak and he was taken over to the Iowa Sanitarium where other blood was transfused into his veins in an effort to save him. The parents receive the sympathy of all in the loss of their little fellow. The blow was a doubly sad one to his mother, who was also called upon to mourn the death of her brother, Johnny Taylor, who was buried here yesterday.
Son of Nathan Chapman and Bessie Myrtle Taylor.
From Nevada Evening Journal December 13, 1918 (front page)
BABY BOY DIED YESTERDAY
Child of Mr. and Mrs Nate Chapman Passed Away.
Little Edward George, the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Chapman died over at the Iowa Sanitarium on Thursday morning at 4:30 and was buried this forenoon at 10:30, after brief services at the grave. The baby, born October 4, was taken ill with influenza when about four weeks of age. This was followed by a case of yellow jaundice which finally developed a number of bad abcesses. These draw so upon the blood of the child that he became very weak and he was taken over to the Iowa Sanitarium where other blood was transfused into his veins in an effort to save him. The parents receive the sympathy of all in the loss of their little fellow. The blow was a doubly sad one to his mother, who was also called upon to mourn the death of her brother, Johnny Taylor, who was buried here yesterday.
From Nevada Evening Journal December 13, 1918 (front page)
BABY BOY DIED YESTERDAY
Child of Mr. and Mrs Nate Chapman Passed Away.
Little Edward George, the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Chapman died over at the Iowa Sanitarium on Thursday morning at 4:30 and was buried this forenoon at 10:30, after brief services at the grave. The baby, born October 4, was taken ill with influenza when about four weeks of age. This was followed by a case of yellow jaundice which finally developed a number of bad abcesses. These draw so upon the blood of the child that he became very weak and he was taken over to the Iowa Sanitarium where other blood was transfused into his veins in an effort to save him. The parents receive the sympathy of all in the loss of their little fellow. The blow was a doubly sad one to his mother, who was also called upon to mourn the death of her brother, Johnny Taylor, who was buried here yesterday.
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INFANT SONS OF NATHAN & BESSIE CHAPMAN
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George Edward Chapman shares a stone with his brother, Kenneth LeRoy Chapman.
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