The Fairbury Gazette-Jan. 7, 1882
On Saturday, Dec. 31st, 1881, at Reynolds, after a painful sickness, Gene, wife of Frank Benedict, aged 22 years.
One sweet child and a loving husband deeply mourn their loss, their only consolation being the prospect of reunion in the tearless land, she having been a most consistent member of the Baptist church for some years.
On Saturday, Dec. 31st, 1881, at Reynolds, after a painful sickness, Gene, wife of Frank Benedict, aged 22 years.
One sweet child and a loving husband deeply mourn their loss, their only consolation being the prospect of reunion in the tearless land, she having been a most consistent member of the Baptist church for some years.
The Fairbury Gazette-Jan. 7, 1882
On Saturday, Dec. 31st, 1881, at Reynolds, after a painful sickness, Gene, wife of Frank Benedict, aged 22 years.
One sweet child and a loving husband deeply mourn their loss, their only consolation being the prospect of reunion in the tearless land, she having been a most consistent member of the Baptist church for some years.
On Saturday, Dec. 31st, 1881, at Reynolds, after a painful sickness, Gene, wife of Frank Benedict, aged 22 years.
One sweet child and a loving husband deeply mourn their loss, their only consolation being the prospect of reunion in the tearless land, she having been a most consistent member of the Baptist church for some years.
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