The Roanoke Leader
Roanoke, Alabama
18 Apr 1917
INFANT OF S. W. AMOS DEAD. Last Thursday the remains of the five-months-old infant of S. W. Amos were interred in the public cemetery, after services conducted by Rev. B. F. Young. The loss to the young father is all the more sad, since this is the last member of his family to pass from earth. The wife and mother died shortly after the birth of this babe. Another child was claimed by death a year or so ago. Much sympathy is felt for bereaved.
Roanoke, Alabama
18 Apr 1917
INFANT OF S. W. AMOS DEAD. Last Thursday the remains of the five-months-old infant of S. W. Amos were interred in the public cemetery, after services conducted by Rev. B. F. Young. The loss to the young father is all the more sad, since this is the last member of his family to pass from earth. The wife and mother died shortly after the birth of this babe. Another child was claimed by death a year or so ago. Much sympathy is felt for bereaved.
The Roanoke Leader
Roanoke, Alabama
18 Apr 1917
INFANT OF S. W. AMOS DEAD. Last Thursday the remains of the five-months-old infant of S. W. Amos were interred in the public cemetery, after services conducted by Rev. B. F. Young. The loss to the young father is all the more sad, since this is the last member of his family to pass from earth. The wife and mother died shortly after the birth of this babe. Another child was claimed by death a year or so ago. Much sympathy is felt for bereaved.
Roanoke, Alabama
18 Apr 1917
INFANT OF S. W. AMOS DEAD. Last Thursday the remains of the five-months-old infant of S. W. Amos were interred in the public cemetery, after services conducted by Rev. B. F. Young. The loss to the young father is all the more sad, since this is the last member of his family to pass from earth. The wife and mother died shortly after the birth of this babe. Another child was claimed by death a year or so ago. Much sympathy is felt for bereaved.
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