History of the Eberharts in Germany And the United States From a D 1265 to a D
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both physically and mentally, the most perfect child I ever saw. He walked when eight and one-half months old. He talked plainly and distinctly when twelve months old, and could sing almost any tune or hymn he heard when twenty months of age. He was too angelic and pure for this wicked world, hence God took him to " His blessed abode " before he was twenty-two months old. He is buried in the cemetery at Ligonier, Pa. , where a marble slab marks his last resting-place.
lp. Henry Newton, fourth c...hild of Uriah and Catha- rine Eberhart, was born February 15, 1858, at Lena, 111. , and passed into the spirit world March 3, 1858.
5. Florence May, fifth child of U. Eberhart, and first child of Lovicy Ann Eberhart, his second wife, was born May 24-, 1860, at Council Hill, Jo Daviess county, 111. When nearly four years of age she Avas taken to Vicks- burg, Miss. , and later to New Orleans, La. , where, during the late war, she was with her parents in the United States Marine Hospital, making herself acceptable and useful, by distributing tracts, and fanning flies from the sick soldiers, at the same time entertaining them in their loneliness by her childish prattle, smiling face and cheer- ful disposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
both physically and mentally, the most perfect child I ever saw. He walked when eight and one-half months old. He talked plainly and distinctly when twelve months old, and could sing almost any tune or hymn he heard when twenty months of age. He was too angelic and pure for this wicked world, hence God took him to " His blessed abode " before he was twenty-two months old. He is buried in the cemetery at Ligonier, Pa. , where a marble slab marks his last resting-place.
lp. Henry Newton, fourth c...hild of Uriah and Catha- rine Eberhart, was born February 15, 1858, at Lena, 111. , and passed into the spirit world March 3, 1858.
5. Florence May, fifth child of U. Eberhart, and first child of Lovicy Ann Eberhart, his second wife, was born May 24-, 1860, at Council Hill, Jo Daviess county, 111. When nearly four years of age she Avas taken to Vicks- burg, Miss. , and later to New Orleans, La. , where, during the late war, she was with her parents in the United States Marine Hospital, making herself acceptable and useful, by distributing tracts, and fanning flies from the sick soldiers, at the same time entertaining them in their loneliness by her childish prattle, smiling face and cheer- ful disposition.
What to read after History of the Eberharts in Germany And the United States From a D 1265 to a D?
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