Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary
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Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary is an obituary[1].
Key Facts
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's instance of is recorded as obituary[2].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's location is recorded as North Bellport[3].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's publication date is recorded as +1907-05-28T00:00:00Z[4].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's main subject is recorded as Bessie Rhodes[5].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's main subject is recorded as William Henry Rhoades Sr.[6].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary in the Times Union of Brooklyn, New York City on May 28, 1907.jpg[7].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's published in is recorded as Brooklyn Times-Union[8].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's title is recorded as Death of Bessie Rhodes[9].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's first line is recorded as The funeral of pretty Bessie Rhodes, of North Bellport took place today at 2 o'clock, from the M. E. Zion Church on Railroad avenue.[10].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's last line is recorded as The interment took place in Woodland Cemetery yesterday In a drenching rain, amid thunder and lightning.[11].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's copyright status is recorded as public domain[12].
- Bessie Rhoades (1884-1907) obituary's quotation or excerpt is recorded as Death of Bessie Rhodes. Bellport, New York; May 28, 1907. The funeral of pretty Bessie Rhodes, of North Bellport took place today at 2 o'clock, from the M. E. Zion Church on Railroad avenue. The Rev. Mr. Smith, the pastor of the church, preached the funeral service and Spoke most feelingly of the dead girl and her terrible death, after a long, painful illness, resulting from a kick from her father, "Bill" Rhodes, when in a drunken frenzy about a year ago. Last January Dr. Bennett, of Patchogue, sent Bessie to St. Peter's Hospital, Brooklyn, where an abscess was removed from her abdomen, and after her release from the hospital, several months ago, she came back to her home here, where she lay a great sufferer, till death relieved her Bessie was a true Christian and died a Christian death. Many Bellporters took a great interest in the girl and aided her in many ways. The interment took place in Woodland Cemetery yesterday In a drenching rain, amid thunder and lightning.[13].