Cheyenne Daily Sun
31 Jan 1871
page 4
DIED
In this city, Jan. 31st, Percy, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E.P Johnson, aged eight months. The funeral will occur at the residence of the parents tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.
Cheyenne Daily Leader
1 Feb 1871 (Wednesday)
page 4
"There has been an unusual amount of sickness among the children of this place this winter, the last of which is that of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson.
To lose an only child, the darling of the household, the hope and light of parents' hearts, is a sad affliction. The condolences by many warm friends in this city to Mr. and Mrs. J., in their bereavement, and the expression of heartfelt sympathy in their loss, will be some little solace to the afflicted parents."
[N. A. Baker, editor]
Addendum:
Perch Johnson is the FIRST burial of WRITTEN RECORD for Lakeview Cemetery.
Submitted by: Clint Black , July 2012
31 Jan 1871
page 4
DIED
In this city, Jan. 31st, Percy, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E.P Johnson, aged eight months. The funeral will occur at the residence of the parents tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.
Cheyenne Daily Leader
1 Feb 1871 (Wednesday)
page 4
"There has been an unusual amount of sickness among the children of this place this winter, the last of which is that of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson.
To lose an only child, the darling of the household, the hope and light of parents' hearts, is a sad affliction. The condolences by many warm friends in this city to Mr. and Mrs. J., in their bereavement, and the expression of heartfelt sympathy in their loss, will be some little solace to the afflicted parents."
[N. A. Baker, editor]
Addendum:
Perch Johnson is the FIRST burial of WRITTEN RECORD for Lakeview Cemetery.
Submitted by: Clint Black , July 2012
Cheyenne Daily Sun
31 Jan 1871
page 4
DIED
In this city, Jan. 31st, Percy, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E.P Johnson, aged eight months. The funeral will occur at the residence of the parents tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.
Cheyenne Daily Leader
1 Feb 1871 (Wednesday)
page 4
"There has been an unusual amount of sickness among the children of this place this winter, the last of which is that of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson.
To lose an only child, the darling of the household, the hope and light of parents' hearts, is a sad affliction. The condolences by many warm friends in this city to Mr. and Mrs. J., in their bereavement, and the expression of heartfelt sympathy in their loss, will be some little solace to the afflicted parents."
[N. A. Baker, editor]
Addendum:
Perch Johnson is the FIRST burial of WRITTEN RECORD for Lakeview Cemetery.
Submitted by: Clint Black , July 2012
31 Jan 1871
page 4
DIED
In this city, Jan. 31st, Percy, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E.P Johnson, aged eight months. The funeral will occur at the residence of the parents tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.
Cheyenne Daily Leader
1 Feb 1871 (Wednesday)
page 4
"There has been an unusual amount of sickness among the children of this place this winter, the last of which is that of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson.
To lose an only child, the darling of the household, the hope and light of parents' hearts, is a sad affliction. The condolences by many warm friends in this city to Mr. and Mrs. J., in their bereavement, and the expression of heartfelt sympathy in their loss, will be some little solace to the afflicted parents."
[N. A. Baker, editor]
Addendum:
Perch Johnson is the FIRST burial of WRITTEN RECORD for Lakeview Cemetery.
Submitted by: Clint Black , July 2012
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