Richwood Notes and Tragedy in February 1897
In Richwood Mr W T Sims and Mr C W Smith visit, sharing quiet moonlit rides. The community mourns the deaths of infant John Henry Ingram, two, and baby Jane Ingram, five months, acknowledging a bright heavenly home and urging steadfast faith. A farewell from Loving Auntie Fuba Fuqua closes the notice.
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W. T. Sims
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C.W Smith
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Jane Ingram
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Mattie
Willie
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Fuba Fuqua
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