Obituaries of Benton County Arkansas, Vol. #1, page 148
By Barbara P. Easley and Verla P. McAnelly
BLAND, Pettis – Pettis, the 11 year-old son of G.C. Bland of Walnut township was kicked by a horse at Rogers last Thursday which resulted in his death Friday morning. The parents have the sympathy of the entire community in their sad loss. (Benton County Democrat 10/4/1894)
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BLAND, Marvin – We regret to learn of the death of typhoid fever of Marvin, the 3 year-old son of our friend, Clark Bland of Larue P.O., which occurred in August. We extend our sympathy to the parents who are doubly bereaved as during the Fair at Rogers last Friday another of their sons, aged 13 years, led his team into a lot in which were some loose horses to water them when one of the horses kicked him inflicting injuries from which he died Saturday. His remains were laid to rest Sunday in the Bland burying ground beside the younger brother who had been laid to rest scarce three weeks before. The hand of affliction seems to rest heavily upon Mr. Bland and his wife and many hearts go out to them. (Bentonville Sun 10/6/1894)
By Barbara P. Easley and Verla P. McAnelly
BLAND, Pettis – Pettis, the 11 year-old son of G.C. Bland of Walnut township was kicked by a horse at Rogers last Thursday which resulted in his death Friday morning. The parents have the sympathy of the entire community in their sad loss. (Benton County Democrat 10/4/1894)
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BLAND, Marvin – We regret to learn of the death of typhoid fever of Marvin, the 3 year-old son of our friend, Clark Bland of Larue P.O., which occurred in August. We extend our sympathy to the parents who are doubly bereaved as during the Fair at Rogers last Friday another of their sons, aged 13 years, led his team into a lot in which were some loose horses to water them when one of the horses kicked him inflicting injuries from which he died Saturday. His remains were laid to rest Sunday in the Bland burying ground beside the younger brother who had been laid to rest scarce three weeks before. The hand of affliction seems to rest heavily upon Mr. Bland and his wife and many hearts go out to them. (Bentonville Sun 10/6/1894)
Obituaries of Benton County Arkansas, Vol. #1, page 148
By Barbara P. Easley and Verla P. McAnelly
BLAND, Pettis – Pettis, the 11 year-old son of G.C. Bland of Walnut township was kicked by a horse at Rogers last Thursday which resulted in his death Friday morning. The parents have the sympathy of the entire community in their sad loss. (Benton County Democrat 10/4/1894)
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BLAND, Marvin – We regret to learn of the death of typhoid fever of Marvin, the 3 year-old son of our friend, Clark Bland of Larue P.O., which occurred in August. We extend our sympathy to the parents who are doubly bereaved as during the Fair at Rogers last Friday another of their sons, aged 13 years, led his team into a lot in which were some loose horses to water them when one of the horses kicked him inflicting injuries from which he died Saturday. His remains were laid to rest Sunday in the Bland burying ground beside the younger brother who had been laid to rest scarce three weeks before. The hand of affliction seems to rest heavily upon Mr. Bland and his wife and many hearts go out to them. (Bentonville Sun 10/6/1894)
By Barbara P. Easley and Verla P. McAnelly
BLAND, Pettis – Pettis, the 11 year-old son of G.C. Bland of Walnut township was kicked by a horse at Rogers last Thursday which resulted in his death Friday morning. The parents have the sympathy of the entire community in their sad loss. (Benton County Democrat 10/4/1894)
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BLAND, Marvin – We regret to learn of the death of typhoid fever of Marvin, the 3 year-old son of our friend, Clark Bland of Larue P.O., which occurred in August. We extend our sympathy to the parents who are doubly bereaved as during the Fair at Rogers last Friday another of their sons, aged 13 years, led his team into a lot in which were some loose horses to water them when one of the horses kicked him inflicting injuries from which he died Saturday. His remains were laid to rest Sunday in the Bland burying ground beside the younger brother who had been laid to rest scarce three weeks before. The hand of affliction seems to rest heavily upon Mr. Bland and his wife and many hearts go out to them. (Bentonville Sun 10/6/1894)
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