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Obituary of Burritt H. Fee CU-929-3_O127_1876

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Obituary of Burritt H. Fee CU-929-3_O127_1876

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title: Obituary of Burritt H. Fee

creator: Rogers, John A. R. (John Almanza Rowley), 1828-1906

creator: Fee, Matilda Hamilton, 1824-1895

subject: Fee, Burritt H., 1849-1876

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description: This one-page obituary for John G. Fee's son, Berritt, provides a brief overview of the young man's life and tribute to his character.

description: Original Size: 4.5 x 7 in.

publisher: Special Collections & Archives, Hutchins Library, Berea College

date: 1875-1879

type: application/pdf

format: pdf

identifier: CU-929-3_O127_1876.pdf

identifier: 114

source: Curio Collection - 929.3 O127 1876

language: en

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rights: Public Domain. This resource is provided for educational purposes. Please cite all references to this item.

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