Wife of G.F. Eberhart.∼From the
Mishawaka Enterprise
Mishawaka, Indiana
(St. Joseph County)
Friday, June 9, 1893
Sad Death of Mrs. George Eberhart
Abbie E., the young wife of George Eberhart, died at their Osceola home Sunday morning from the effects of childbirth. An infant was born dead on Saturday and the mother lived only a few hours after. She was twenty-two years of age, and was the last remaining member of the family of Henry Plumb, of Osceola. The deceased was married to George Eberhart, of this city, June 4, 1891, and the young husband, thus so sadly berift, has the profound sympathy of a wide circle of freinds.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the M. E. church, Rev. Martin officiating. The funeral was the largest ever held in Osceola, the deceased being a general favorite.
ELKHART TRUTH says: The funeral of Mrs. Abbie E. Eberhart, at Osceola, was one of the most largely attended and most impressive that has taken place in that village for years. The deceased was a general favorite with the whole community and strong, gray headed men mingled their tears with the younger, but no less loving friends of the lady. She was the last of her family, her father and mother having preceded her to the unknown bourne. Mother and child were buried in the same casket. The babe was placed in its mother's arms and her head was inclined as if looking at the little innocent on her bosom.
Mishawaka Enterprise
Mishawaka, Indiana
(St. Joseph County)
Friday, June 9, 1893
Sad Death of Mrs. George Eberhart
Abbie E., the young wife of George Eberhart, died at their Osceola home Sunday morning from the effects of childbirth. An infant was born dead on Saturday and the mother lived only a few hours after. She was twenty-two years of age, and was the last remaining member of the family of Henry Plumb, of Osceola. The deceased was married to George Eberhart, of this city, June 4, 1891, and the young husband, thus so sadly berift, has the profound sympathy of a wide circle of freinds.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the M. E. church, Rev. Martin officiating. The funeral was the largest ever held in Osceola, the deceased being a general favorite.
ELKHART TRUTH says: The funeral of Mrs. Abbie E. Eberhart, at Osceola, was one of the most largely attended and most impressive that has taken place in that village for years. The deceased was a general favorite with the whole community and strong, gray headed men mingled their tears with the younger, but no less loving friends of the lady. She was the last of her family, her father and mother having preceded her to the unknown bourne. Mother and child were buried in the same casket. The babe was placed in its mother's arms and her head was inclined as if looking at the little innocent on her bosom.
Wife of G.F. Eberhart.∼From the
Mishawaka Enterprise
Mishawaka, Indiana
(St. Joseph County)
Friday, June 9, 1893
Sad Death of Mrs. George Eberhart
Abbie E., the young wife of George Eberhart, died at their Osceola home Sunday morning from the effects of childbirth. An infant was born dead on Saturday and the mother lived only a few hours after. She was twenty-two years of age, and was the last remaining member of the family of Henry Plumb, of Osceola. The deceased was married to George Eberhart, of this city, June 4, 1891, and the young husband, thus so sadly berift, has the profound sympathy of a wide circle of freinds.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the M. E. church, Rev. Martin officiating. The funeral was the largest ever held in Osceola, the deceased being a general favorite.
ELKHART TRUTH says: The funeral of Mrs. Abbie E. Eberhart, at Osceola, was one of the most largely attended and most impressive that has taken place in that village for years. The deceased was a general favorite with the whole community and strong, gray headed men mingled their tears with the younger, but no less loving friends of the lady. She was the last of her family, her father and mother having preceded her to the unknown bourne. Mother and child were buried in the same casket. The babe was placed in its mother's arms and her head was inclined as if looking at the little innocent on her bosom.
Mishawaka Enterprise
Mishawaka, Indiana
(St. Joseph County)
Friday, June 9, 1893
Sad Death of Mrs. George Eberhart
Abbie E., the young wife of George Eberhart, died at their Osceola home Sunday morning from the effects of childbirth. An infant was born dead on Saturday and the mother lived only a few hours after. She was twenty-two years of age, and was the last remaining member of the family of Henry Plumb, of Osceola. The deceased was married to George Eberhart, of this city, June 4, 1891, and the young husband, thus so sadly berift, has the profound sympathy of a wide circle of freinds.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the M. E. church, Rev. Martin officiating. The funeral was the largest ever held in Osceola, the deceased being a general favorite.
ELKHART TRUTH says: The funeral of Mrs. Abbie E. Eberhart, at Osceola, was one of the most largely attended and most impressive that has taken place in that village for years. The deceased was a general favorite with the whole community and strong, gray headed men mingled their tears with the younger, but no less loving friends of the lady. She was the last of her family, her father and mother having preceded her to the unknown bourne. Mother and child were buried in the same casket. The babe was placed in its mother's arms and her head was inclined as if looking at the little innocent on her bosom.
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