Robert Drummond was born in Bradley Co., Ark., Sep. 16, 1875. He was a son of J. T. and Mary E. Drummond. He was a sprightly boy, took great interest in his books and in the Sunday School and learned very fast. When two years old he had a severe congestion and was never really well and stout afterwards. When about nine years old he was attacked with rheumatism, and was a great sufferer for seven years, bearing all with remarkable patience. For two year previous to
his death he was confined to his room. He was always glad to receive company, and always enjoyed the visit and prayer of God's monisters. He departed this life Feb. 24, 1892 and in his 17th year, at his home near Warren, Ark. Four brothers and one sister, all older than himself had gone before, leaving with his death only two behind with their parents. These dear Christian parents have more in heaven than on earth. May God bless them, Sorrowingly.
By: Samuel Burns
April 26, 1892 page 7 col 1
his death he was confined to his room. He was always glad to receive company, and always enjoyed the visit and prayer of God's monisters. He departed this life Feb. 24, 1892 and in his 17th year, at his home near Warren, Ark. Four brothers and one sister, all older than himself had gone before, leaving with his death only two behind with their parents. These dear Christian parents have more in heaven than on earth. May God bless them, Sorrowingly.
By: Samuel Burns
April 26, 1892 page 7 col 1
Robert Drummond was born in Bradley Co., Ark., Sep. 16, 1875. He was a son of J. T. and Mary E. Drummond. He was a sprightly boy, took great interest in his books and in the Sunday School and learned very fast. When two years old he had a severe congestion and was never really well and stout afterwards. When about nine years old he was attacked with rheumatism, and was a great sufferer for seven years, bearing all with remarkable patience. For two year previous to
his death he was confined to his room. He was always glad to receive company, and always enjoyed the visit and prayer of God's monisters. He departed this life Feb. 24, 1892 and in his 17th year, at his home near Warren, Ark. Four brothers and one sister, all older than himself had gone before, leaving with his death only two behind with their parents. These dear Christian parents have more in heaven than on earth. May God bless them, Sorrowingly.
By: Samuel Burns
April 26, 1892 page 7 col 1
his death he was confined to his room. He was always glad to receive company, and always enjoyed the visit and prayer of God's monisters. He departed this life Feb. 24, 1892 and in his 17th year, at his home near Warren, Ark. Four brothers and one sister, all older than himself had gone before, leaving with his death only two behind with their parents. These dear Christian parents have more in heaven than on earth. May God bless them, Sorrowingly.
By: Samuel Burns
April 26, 1892 page 7 col 1
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