ALLEN BACON (d. 1870)
DIED. - At Manitowoc, on the 13th of July, of Cholera morbus, Allan M., only
son of O.R. and Elizabeth S. Bacon, aged 7 years, 10 months and 7 days.
The bereaved parents of the deceased need not be assured of the deep, heartfelt
sympathy of their very many friends and acquaintances in this community.
We know how hard it is to give up a beloved child to death and the grave, but we
know too that our beloved departed ones are safe and happy, and that we shall
meet them soon where there is no trouble, no pain, no more separation forever and
ever.
Manitowoc Tribune Thursday, July 14, 1870 pg. 1
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[Unk]-[O.C. Bacon/bur. 07-16-1870](This is Allen. Common practice was to
use the father's name in the entry in the burial book)
DIED. - At Manitowoc, on the 13th of July, of Cholera morbus, Allan M., only
son of O.R. and Elizabeth S. Bacon, aged 7 years, 10 months and 7 days.
The bereaved parents of the deceased need not be assured of the deep, heartfelt
sympathy of their very many friends and acquaintances in this community.
We know how hard it is to give up a beloved child to death and the grave, but we
know too that our beloved departed ones are safe and happy, and that we shall
meet them soon where there is no trouble, no pain, no more separation forever and
ever.
Manitowoc Tribune Thursday, July 14, 1870 pg. 1
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[Unk]-[O.C. Bacon/bur. 07-16-1870](This is Allen. Common practice was to
use the father's name in the entry in the burial book)
ALLEN BACON (d. 1870)
DIED. - At Manitowoc, on the 13th of July, of Cholera morbus, Allan M., only
son of O.R. and Elizabeth S. Bacon, aged 7 years, 10 months and 7 days.
The bereaved parents of the deceased need not be assured of the deep, heartfelt
sympathy of their very many friends and acquaintances in this community.
We know how hard it is to give up a beloved child to death and the grave, but we
know too that our beloved departed ones are safe and happy, and that we shall
meet them soon where there is no trouble, no pain, no more separation forever and
ever.
Manitowoc Tribune Thursday, July 14, 1870 pg. 1
********
[Unk]-[O.C. Bacon/bur. 07-16-1870](This is Allen. Common practice was to
use the father's name in the entry in the burial book)
DIED. - At Manitowoc, on the 13th of July, of Cholera morbus, Allan M., only
son of O.R. and Elizabeth S. Bacon, aged 7 years, 10 months and 7 days.
The bereaved parents of the deceased need not be assured of the deep, heartfelt
sympathy of their very many friends and acquaintances in this community.
We know how hard it is to give up a beloved child to death and the grave, but we
know too that our beloved departed ones are safe and happy, and that we shall
meet them soon where there is no trouble, no pain, no more separation forever and
ever.
Manitowoc Tribune Thursday, July 14, 1870 pg. 1
********
[Unk]-[O.C. Bacon/bur. 07-16-1870](This is Allen. Common practice was to
use the father's name in the entry in the burial book)
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