At Odin, Ill., on Sunday, June 11th, of congestion of the brain, MARY CORNING, daughter of H. C. and A. M. Durand, aged 11 months and 35 days.
The body was expressed to this place, where it safely arrived on the morning of the 14th, and was met at the Depot by the relatives and friends of the parents, and tenderly conveyed to their family burying ground in Mentor.
Painesville Telegraph 22 Jun 1865
The body was expressed to this place, where it safely arrived on the morning of the 14th, and was met at the Depot by the relatives and friends of the parents, and tenderly conveyed to their family burying ground in Mentor.
Painesville Telegraph 22 Jun 1865
At Odin, Ill., on Sunday, June 11th, of congestion of the brain, MARY CORNING, daughter of H. C. and A. M. Durand, aged 11 months and 35 days.
The body was expressed to this place, where it safely arrived on the morning of the 14th, and was met at the Depot by the relatives and friends of the parents, and tenderly conveyed to their family burying ground in Mentor.
Painesville Telegraph 22 Jun 1865
The body was expressed to this place, where it safely arrived on the morning of the 14th, and was met at the Depot by the relatives and friends of the parents, and tenderly conveyed to their family burying ground in Mentor.
Painesville Telegraph 22 Jun 1865
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