Infant daughter of George Washington and Ada May Ruth Pruitt Kimbley.
Old Time News
110 Years Ago, March 4, 1909
Death—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kimbly's (sic) little daughter, aged about fourteen months, departed this life March 2, stomach trouble being the cause of her death. Plevna Item.
The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, March 06, 2019, Page 3, Column 1
Little Hazel May, infant daughter of Geo. and Ada Kimbley, was born March 8, 1906, and died March 2, 1909, of stomach trouble. Aged 11 months and 22 days. She leaves father, mother, brother and many friends to mourn her departure. Hazel May was a beautiful little babe, bright and interesting. to us she was as beautiful as the morning sprinkled with early dew. We loved and almost idolized our darling. We know she is now at rest where no storms will ever beat on her precious soul. Her loving Father has called her home.
In early morn of life,
Just as joy begins to dawn,
God has sought to take our darling
From the pleasant earthly home.
Our sainted girl has gone before us
O'er the path we all must tread;
Where no pain or sorrow enter
In the presence of our God.
Farewell Hazel, farewell dearest,
From this world of pain and woe
Thou has gone where trouble endeth
And no sorrow there to know.
Farewell father, farewell mother,
Farewell brother and friends dear.
She has gone to join the angels
Where life's sky is ever clear.
It is hard so young to leave thee,
But she did not fear to die
For God and his angels wait for her
In yonder upper sky.
Father, mother, brother, friends,
And to all she gave her love,
Prepare to join her in heaven
Where we may dwell with God above.
MAMMA.
Shelby County Herald
Shelbyville, Missouri
1909
Old Time News
110 Years Ago, March 4, 1909
Death—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kimbly's (sic) little daughter, aged about fourteen months, departed this life March 2, stomach trouble being the cause of her death. Plevna Item.
The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, March 06, 2019, Page 3, Column 1
Little Hazel May, infant daughter of Geo. and Ada Kimbley, was born March 8, 1906, and died March 2, 1909, of stomach trouble. Aged 11 months and 22 days. She leaves father, mother, brother and many friends to mourn her departure. Hazel May was a beautiful little babe, bright and interesting. to us she was as beautiful as the morning sprinkled with early dew. We loved and almost idolized our darling. We know she is now at rest where no storms will ever beat on her precious soul. Her loving Father has called her home.
In early morn of life,
Just as joy begins to dawn,
God has sought to take our darling
From the pleasant earthly home.
Our sainted girl has gone before us
O'er the path we all must tread;
Where no pain or sorrow enter
In the presence of our God.
Farewell Hazel, farewell dearest,
From this world of pain and woe
Thou has gone where trouble endeth
And no sorrow there to know.
Farewell father, farewell mother,
Farewell brother and friends dear.
She has gone to join the angels
Where life's sky is ever clear.
It is hard so young to leave thee,
But she did not fear to die
For God and his angels wait for her
In yonder upper sky.
Father, mother, brother, friends,
And to all she gave her love,
Prepare to join her in heaven
Where we may dwell with God above.
MAMMA.
Shelby County Herald
Shelbyville, Missouri
1909
Infant daughter of George Washington and Ada May Ruth Pruitt Kimbley.
Old Time News
110 Years Ago, March 4, 1909
Death—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kimbly's (sic) little daughter, aged about fourteen months, departed this life March 2, stomach trouble being the cause of her death. Plevna Item.
The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, March 06, 2019, Page 3, Column 1
Little Hazel May, infant daughter of Geo. and Ada Kimbley, was born March 8, 1906, and died March 2, 1909, of stomach trouble. Aged 11 months and 22 days. She leaves father, mother, brother and many friends to mourn her departure. Hazel May was a beautiful little babe, bright and interesting. to us she was as beautiful as the morning sprinkled with early dew. We loved and almost idolized our darling. We know she is now at rest where no storms will ever beat on her precious soul. Her loving Father has called her home.
In early morn of life,
Just as joy begins to dawn,
God has sought to take our darling
From the pleasant earthly home.
Our sainted girl has gone before us
O'er the path we all must tread;
Where no pain or sorrow enter
In the presence of our God.
Farewell Hazel, farewell dearest,
From this world of pain and woe
Thou has gone where trouble endeth
And no sorrow there to know.
Farewell father, farewell mother,
Farewell brother and friends dear.
She has gone to join the angels
Where life's sky is ever clear.
It is hard so young to leave thee,
But she did not fear to die
For God and his angels wait for her
In yonder upper sky.
Father, mother, brother, friends,
And to all she gave her love,
Prepare to join her in heaven
Where we may dwell with God above.
MAMMA.
Shelby County Herald
Shelbyville, Missouri
1909
Old Time News
110 Years Ago, March 4, 1909
Death—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kimbly's (sic) little daughter, aged about fourteen months, departed this life March 2, stomach trouble being the cause of her death. Plevna Item.
The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, March 06, 2019, Page 3, Column 1
Little Hazel May, infant daughter of Geo. and Ada Kimbley, was born March 8, 1906, and died March 2, 1909, of stomach trouble. Aged 11 months and 22 days. She leaves father, mother, brother and many friends to mourn her departure. Hazel May was a beautiful little babe, bright and interesting. to us she was as beautiful as the morning sprinkled with early dew. We loved and almost idolized our darling. We know she is now at rest where no storms will ever beat on her precious soul. Her loving Father has called her home.
In early morn of life,
Just as joy begins to dawn,
God has sought to take our darling
From the pleasant earthly home.
Our sainted girl has gone before us
O'er the path we all must tread;
Where no pain or sorrow enter
In the presence of our God.
Farewell Hazel, farewell dearest,
From this world of pain and woe
Thou has gone where trouble endeth
And no sorrow there to know.
Farewell father, farewell mother,
Farewell brother and friends dear.
She has gone to join the angels
Where life's sky is ever clear.
It is hard so young to leave thee,
But she did not fear to die
For God and his angels wait for her
In yonder upper sky.
Father, mother, brother, friends,
And to all she gave her love,
Prepare to join her in heaven
Where we may dwell with God above.
MAMMA.
Shelby County Herald
Shelbyville, Missouri
1909
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