THE ONAGA JOURNAL 27 Nov. 1879
It has never before become our unpleasant duty to record such distressing fatality as has occurred in the family of H. H. and Elizabeth Allen, of near America City. The 1st death was that of William, aged 23 years, a few days later a daughter, Alice C., aged 19 died, and at the time of her death the wife of H. G. Wilson. Last Sunday the infant son of Mr. H. G. Wilson was interred in the same cemetery, where its mother was previously laid. Soon after followed Olive, a daughter, aged 14 years and last, Mortie, a son aged 10 months. All of the above deaths were the result of typhoid fever, except the youngest, which died of scarlet fever. At this writing another son of Mr. Allen is not expected to recover.
It has never before become our unpleasant duty to record such distressing fatality as has occurred in the family of H. H. and Elizabeth Allen, of near America City. The 1st death was that of William, aged 23 years, a few days later a daughter, Alice C., aged 19 died, and at the time of her death the wife of H. G. Wilson. Last Sunday the infant son of Mr. H. G. Wilson was interred in the same cemetery, where its mother was previously laid. Soon after followed Olive, a daughter, aged 14 years and last, Mortie, a son aged 10 months. All of the above deaths were the result of typhoid fever, except the youngest, which died of scarlet fever. At this writing another son of Mr. Allen is not expected to recover.
THE ONAGA JOURNAL 27 Nov. 1879
It has never before become our unpleasant duty to record such distressing fatality as has occurred in the family of H. H. and Elizabeth Allen, of near America City. The 1st death was that of William, aged 23 years, a few days later a daughter, Alice C., aged 19 died, and at the time of her death the wife of H. G. Wilson. Last Sunday the infant son of Mr. H. G. Wilson was interred in the same cemetery, where its mother was previously laid. Soon after followed Olive, a daughter, aged 14 years and last, Mortie, a son aged 10 months. All of the above deaths were the result of typhoid fever, except the youngest, which died of scarlet fever. At this writing another son of Mr. Allen is not expected to recover.
It has never before become our unpleasant duty to record such distressing fatality as has occurred in the family of H. H. and Elizabeth Allen, of near America City. The 1st death was that of William, aged 23 years, a few days later a daughter, Alice C., aged 19 died, and at the time of her death the wife of H. G. Wilson. Last Sunday the infant son of Mr. H. G. Wilson was interred in the same cemetery, where its mother was previously laid. Soon after followed Olive, a daughter, aged 14 years and last, Mortie, a son aged 10 months. All of the above deaths were the result of typhoid fever, except the youngest, which died of scarlet fever. At this writing another son of Mr. Allen is not expected to recover.
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