Leroy "William" Lundy is buried by his parents. Leroy was the oldest child. He was 26 when he died.
DEATHS.
LUNDY. At Westgrove, Indiana, on 11th mo. 15th, 1884, Leroy Lundy, son of Andrew I. and Malissa Lundy, in the twnty seventh year of his age, a member of Westgrove Monthly Meeting; he was converted about four years ago; he had to battle against the difficulty of a youthful life yet we believe his end was peace.
--The Christian Worker and Gospel Expositor (Chicago, Illinois), January 1, 1885, p.14. Contributor: Anonymous
DEATHS.
LUNDY. At Westgrove, Indiana, on 11th mo. 15th, 1884, Leroy Lundy, son of Andrew I. and Malissa Lundy, in the twnty seventh year of his age, a member of Westgrove Monthly Meeting; he was converted about four years ago; he had to battle against the difficulty of a youthful life yet we believe his end was peace.
--The Christian Worker and Gospel Expositor (Chicago, Illinois), January 1, 1885, p.14. Contributor: Anonymous
Leroy "William" Lundy is buried by his parents. Leroy was the oldest child. He was 26 when he died.
DEATHS.
LUNDY. At Westgrove, Indiana, on 11th mo. 15th, 1884, Leroy Lundy, son of Andrew I. and Malissa Lundy, in the twnty seventh year of his age, a member of Westgrove Monthly Meeting; he was converted about four years ago; he had to battle against the difficulty of a youthful life yet we believe his end was peace.
--The Christian Worker and Gospel Expositor (Chicago, Illinois), January 1, 1885, p.14. Contributor: Anonymous
DEATHS.
LUNDY. At Westgrove, Indiana, on 11th mo. 15th, 1884, Leroy Lundy, son of Andrew I. and Malissa Lundy, in the twnty seventh year of his age, a member of Westgrove Monthly Meeting; he was converted about four years ago; he had to battle against the difficulty of a youthful life yet we believe his end was peace.
--The Christian Worker and Gospel Expositor (Chicago, Illinois), January 1, 1885, p.14. Contributor: Anonymous
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