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Thursday June 3rd 1875. Eva, death. | Thursday June 3rd 1875. [[note top right: Eva, death. ]] We were up all night and this morning. Eva became quite exhausted and continued so until five o,clock and then her beautiful life went out, much to the surprise of Doctor [[note left margin: Eva died, June 3rd]] and the nurses. It is a fearful thunderball to all of us, as she continued so well for so long a time. Catie Lunt had a son born at the same time. It is a severe blow to us all, and crowds of friends have flocked to us. Eva leaves two beautiful babes. Mrs. Nicholson and Lena will have to take care of them. Tomorrow my sisters arrive. Words cannot describe our loss. My beautiful Eva is gone, she was a christian child from her early youth. Always beautiful in her character as a daughter, as a sister, and a friend. Truly we are sorely afflicted and the whole community seems to feel it. We will miss her merry laugh everywhere. Always patient, confiding and loving. Her brothers and sisters will long mourn her loss. She was too good to live. Friday June 4th 1875. Last night Mrs. Fitch took care of my darling Eva. My sisters arrived this morning at seven o'clock. Mr & Mrs. Faulds and Mrs. Shreve, they are much grieved. Mrs. Hilton, my husband's Sister is taking care of our house and friends, and Mr. Will Angell is attending to everything outside. My sisters brought beautiful flowers with them for my precious Eva. Mr. Lucius Sherman sent a basket of flowers. The babies are doing well, we have put them on the bottle. They are beautiful babies and weigh eight pounds a piece. It is no wonder that their poor young mother had to give up her life. Oh how my heart bleeds. Saturday June 5th 1875. This has been a chilly damp day. All of us well, but Hunt. He is coughing. A great many baskets of flowers have been sent in to my dear departed Eva. Her friends are mourning her loss deeply and letters of sympathy are coming in all the time. And tomorrow I expect we will have a great many more. It will be a very sad day to us, one that will make our hearts ache, truly we are afflicted. | ||
We were up all night and this morning. Eva became quite exhausted and continued so until five o | |||
Friday June 4th 1875. | |||
Last night Mrs. Fitch took care of my darling Eva. My sisters arrived this morning at seven o'clock. Mr & Mrs. Faulds and Mrs. Shreve, they are much grieved. Mrs. Hilton, my husband's | |||
Saturday June 5th 1875. | |||
This has been a chilly damp day. All of us well, but Hunt. He is coughing. A great many baskets of flowers have been sent in to my dear departed Eva. Her friends are mourning her loss deeply and letters of sympathy are coming in all the time. And tomorrow I expect we will have a great many more. It will be a very sad day to us, one that will make our hearts ache, truly we are afflicted. | |||
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Thursday June 3rd 1875. note top right: Eva, death. We were up all night and this morning. Eva became quite exhausted and continued so until five o,clock and then her beautiful life went out, much to the surprise of Doctor note left margin: Eva died, June 3rd and the nurses. It is a fearful thunderball to all of us, as she continued so well for so long a time. Catie Lunt had a son born at the same time. It is a severe blow to us all, and crowds of friends have flocked to us. Eva leaves two beautiful babes. Mrs. Nicholson and Lena will have to take care of them. Tomorrow my sisters arrive. Words cannot describe our loss. My beautiful Eva is gone, she was a christian child from her early youth. Always beautiful in her character as a daughter, as a sister, and a friend. Truly we are sorely afflicted and the whole community seems to feel it. We will miss her merry laugh everywhere. Always patient, confiding and loving. Her brothers and sisters will long mourn her loss. She was too good to live. Friday June 4th 1875. Last night Mrs. Fitch took care of my darling Eva. My sisters arrived this morning at seven o'clock. Mr & Mrs. Faulds and Mrs. Shreve, they are much grieved. Mrs. Hilton, my husband's Sister is taking care of our house and friends, and Mr. Will Angell is attending to everything outside. My sisters brought beautiful flowers with them for my precious Eva. Mr. Lucius Sherman sent a basket of flowers. The babies are doing well, we have put them on the bottle. They are beautiful babies and weigh eight pounds a piece. It is no wonder that their poor young mother had to give up her life. Oh how my heart bleeds. Saturday June 5th 1875. This has been a chilly damp day. All of us well, but Hunt. He is coughing. A great many baskets of flowers have been sent in to my dear departed Eva. Her friends are mourning her loss deeply and letters of sympathy are coming in all the time. And tomorrow I expect we will have a great many more. It will be a very sad day to us, one that will make our hearts ache, truly we are afflicted.