DEATH OF A CHILD
Long Shoals, July 15. – On Friday, the 14th, the little six weeks old girl baby of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cooper who lives near this place passed away. The remains of this sweet little child were laid to rest in Pisgah cemetery the following day, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. J. H. Robertson of Lincolnton. The little flower has faded to bloom again in the blissful Home up yonder. The parents cannot bring the child back but they can go to it.
Published in The Lincoln County News Jul 18, 1911.
Obituary provided by: Richard Smith
Long Shoals, July 15. – On Friday, the 14th, the little six weeks old girl baby of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cooper who lives near this place passed away. The remains of this sweet little child were laid to rest in Pisgah cemetery the following day, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. J. H. Robertson of Lincolnton. The little flower has faded to bloom again in the blissful Home up yonder. The parents cannot bring the child back but they can go to it.
Published in The Lincoln County News Jul 18, 1911.
Obituary provided by: Richard Smith
DEATH OF A CHILD
Long Shoals, July 15. – On Friday, the 14th, the little six weeks old girl baby of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cooper who lives near this place passed away. The remains of this sweet little child were laid to rest in Pisgah cemetery the following day, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. J. H. Robertson of Lincolnton. The little flower has faded to bloom again in the blissful Home up yonder. The parents cannot bring the child back but they can go to it.
Published in The Lincoln County News Jul 18, 1911.
Obituary provided by: Richard Smith
Long Shoals, July 15. – On Friday, the 14th, the little six weeks old girl baby of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cooper who lives near this place passed away. The remains of this sweet little child were laid to rest in Pisgah cemetery the following day, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. J. H. Robertson of Lincolnton. The little flower has faded to bloom again in the blissful Home up yonder. The parents cannot bring the child back but they can go to it.
Published in The Lincoln County News Jul 18, 1911.
Obituary provided by: Richard Smith
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