NIVENS - Alfred Nivens was born October 8, 1879, and died July 25, 1910, aged 31 years, 9 months and 17 days. He was converted while young, united with Fellowship Baptist church about five years ago, of which he was a member at the time of his death. He leaves an invalid companion, little baby and an aged father and mother, three brothers and four sisters, and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Done by order of the church, Josiah Smith, Rebecca Gillock, Samanthe Gillock, Zell Steward, committee.
Word and Way
Kansas City, Missouri
06 Oct 1910, Thursday
Page 16
Alfred Nivens died Monday at the home of his father, of tuberculosis. A wife and child survive him. His wife is low with the same disease.
Lawrence Chieftain
Mount Vernon, Missouri
28 Jul 1910, Thursday
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Word and Way
Kansas City, Missouri
06 Oct 1910, Thursday
Page 16
Alfred Nivens died Monday at the home of his father, of tuberculosis. A wife and child survive him. His wife is low with the same disease.
Lawrence Chieftain
Mount Vernon, Missouri
28 Jul 1910, Thursday
Page 1
Contributor: shnivens (49243331)
NIVENS - Alfred Nivens was born October 8, 1879, and died July 25, 1910, aged 31 years, 9 months and 17 days. He was converted while young, united with Fellowship Baptist church about five years ago, of which he was a member at the time of his death. He leaves an invalid companion, little baby and an aged father and mother, three brothers and four sisters, and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Done by order of the church, Josiah Smith, Rebecca Gillock, Samanthe Gillock, Zell Steward, committee.
Word and Way
Kansas City, Missouri
06 Oct 1910, Thursday
Page 16
Alfred Nivens died Monday at the home of his father, of tuberculosis. A wife and child survive him. His wife is low with the same disease.
Lawrence Chieftain
Mount Vernon, Missouri
28 Jul 1910, Thursday
Page 1
Contributor: shnivens (49243331)
Word and Way
Kansas City, Missouri
06 Oct 1910, Thursday
Page 16
Alfred Nivens died Monday at the home of his father, of tuberculosis. A wife and child survive him. His wife is low with the same disease.
Lawrence Chieftain
Mount Vernon, Missouri
28 Jul 1910, Thursday
Page 1
Contributor: shnivens (49243331)
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