Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, August 1, 1894
Finette, daughter of Alfred and Almira Newlin, and wife of William Dehaven, died at home 3 miles southwest of Newport, IN, July 26, 1894, age 36 years, 1 month, and 12 days. She as married to William Dehaven July 6, 1884; to this union were born 3 children - one boy and 2 girls.
The subject of this notice had been greatly afflicted for a year or more, and bore it patiently without a murmur or complaint of her lot. She was a true companion and a loving mother.
After bidding her family farewell, she apparently became unconscious of their surroundings and quietly passed into the land of the saints, leaving behind her husband and 3 children, a father, a mother, 3 brothers, and 4 sisters.
The funeral was held the day following at the home of the deceased. After which her lifeless form was conducted to the Thomas Cemetery.
Wednesday, August 1, 1894
Finette, daughter of Alfred and Almira Newlin, and wife of William Dehaven, died at home 3 miles southwest of Newport, IN, July 26, 1894, age 36 years, 1 month, and 12 days. She as married to William Dehaven July 6, 1884; to this union were born 3 children - one boy and 2 girls.
The subject of this notice had been greatly afflicted for a year or more, and bore it patiently without a murmur or complaint of her lot. She was a true companion and a loving mother.
After bidding her family farewell, she apparently became unconscious of their surroundings and quietly passed into the land of the saints, leaving behind her husband and 3 children, a father, a mother, 3 brothers, and 4 sisters.
The funeral was held the day following at the home of the deceased. After which her lifeless form was conducted to the Thomas Cemetery.
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, August 1, 1894
Finette, daughter of Alfred and Almira Newlin, and wife of William Dehaven, died at home 3 miles southwest of Newport, IN, July 26, 1894, age 36 years, 1 month, and 12 days. She as married to William Dehaven July 6, 1884; to this union were born 3 children - one boy and 2 girls.
The subject of this notice had been greatly afflicted for a year or more, and bore it patiently without a murmur or complaint of her lot. She was a true companion and a loving mother.
After bidding her family farewell, she apparently became unconscious of their surroundings and quietly passed into the land of the saints, leaving behind her husband and 3 children, a father, a mother, 3 brothers, and 4 sisters.
The funeral was held the day following at the home of the deceased. After which her lifeless form was conducted to the Thomas Cemetery.
Wednesday, August 1, 1894
Finette, daughter of Alfred and Almira Newlin, and wife of William Dehaven, died at home 3 miles southwest of Newport, IN, July 26, 1894, age 36 years, 1 month, and 12 days. She as married to William Dehaven July 6, 1884; to this union were born 3 children - one boy and 2 girls.
The subject of this notice had been greatly afflicted for a year or more, and bore it patiently without a murmur or complaint of her lot. She was a true companion and a loving mother.
After bidding her family farewell, she apparently became unconscious of their surroundings and quietly passed into the land of the saints, leaving behind her husband and 3 children, a father, a mother, 3 brothers, and 4 sisters.
The funeral was held the day following at the home of the deceased. After which her lifeless form was conducted to the Thomas Cemetery.
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