St. Charles Herald Excerpts - 14 Jul 1883 St. Charles Parish, LA 

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Source: St. Charles Herald, 14 Jul 1883 Date Submitted: 15 Sep 2001 

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Words cannot express the sorrow we feel in being called upon to mention the death of another 
of Mr. McLeran's children. Lena, the beautiful three year old cherub, whom everybody loved and 
admired for her beauty and intelligence, has gone to meet her regretted sister Lydia. Two 
lovely children gone in four days. What a blow to the afflicted parents. No amount of words of 
condolence can assist their terrible grief, nothing but time and Divine Providence will assist 
them through the ordeal through which they are passing. 

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