infant daughter of C.E. and A.J. Causey
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Causey died on Sunday morning. Many sympathizing friends followed the remains to Oak Grove cemetery the following day, and we trust that He who comforted all may assuage the grief of the parents in their affliction.
Her father was an early day cattleman in Young County, Texas. After the death of their child, the couple moved to Spokane, Washington for a time. Her father died at Spokane, Washington in 1889. Mrs. Causey moved back to Graham in 1895 for a time but returned to Spokane, Washington in 1896 and never returned.
Contributed by Dorman Holub
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Causey died on Sunday morning. Many sympathizing friends followed the remains to Oak Grove cemetery the following day, and we trust that He who comforted all may assuage the grief of the parents in their affliction.
Her father was an early day cattleman in Young County, Texas. After the death of their child, the couple moved to Spokane, Washington for a time. Her father died at Spokane, Washington in 1889. Mrs. Causey moved back to Graham in 1895 for a time but returned to Spokane, Washington in 1896 and never returned.
Contributed by Dorman Holub
infant daughter of C.E. and A.J. Causey
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Causey died on Sunday morning. Many sympathizing friends followed the remains to Oak Grove cemetery the following day, and we trust that He who comforted all may assuage the grief of the parents in their affliction.
Her father was an early day cattleman in Young County, Texas. After the death of their child, the couple moved to Spokane, Washington for a time. Her father died at Spokane, Washington in 1889. Mrs. Causey moved back to Graham in 1895 for a time but returned to Spokane, Washington in 1896 and never returned.
Contributed by Dorman Holub
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Causey died on Sunday morning. Many sympathizing friends followed the remains to Oak Grove cemetery the following day, and we trust that He who comforted all may assuage the grief of the parents in their affliction.
Her father was an early day cattleman in Young County, Texas. After the death of their child, the couple moved to Spokane, Washington for a time. Her father died at Spokane, Washington in 1889. Mrs. Causey moved back to Graham in 1895 for a time but returned to Spokane, Washington in 1896 and never returned.
Contributed by Dorman Holub
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