Obituary notices Mrs. Mary Cuvnen 1852 Bristol death
The obituary notes Mrs. Mary Cuvnen died in Bristol on February 23 1852 at age 44. It praises her piety and roles as daughter wife mother and sister and expresses Christian hope in the resurrection. It laments the loss to her family and urges consolation in faith.
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