Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Hoskins, Mildred G. March 25, 1912
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Daily Local News, various dates
Daily Local News
March 25, 1912
IN REMEMBERANCE In loving memory of Mildred G. Hoskins. who departed this life 
March 25, 1912, aged 6 years and 6 months.- Parents and Brother.

Daily Local News
March 26, 1912
Mortality from typhoid fever continues in Coatesville.  Another death occurred 
last night at the Coatesville Hospital.  Mildred, the 6 year old daughter of 
Herford Hoskins, 231 First Avenue, succumbed at 9 o'clock, following an illness 
of about five weeks.

Daily Local News
March 29, 1912
HOSKINS-In Coatesvile. on March 25, Mildred G., daughter of Herford and Nellie 
Hoskins, in the 7th year of her age.  Relatives and friends of the family are 
invited to attend the funeral without further notice from the residence of her 
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Quaintance, Lionville, on Friday, March 29, 
1912.  Meet at the house at 2 o'clock p.m.  Body can be viewed at her late 
home, 231 S. First Avenue, Coatesville, on Thursday evening from 7 to 8 
o'clock.  Carriages will meet 8.03 train from Philadelphia at Whitford.

Daily Local News
March 30, 1912
The funeral of Mildred, the six year old daughter of Herford and Nellie 
Hoskins, of Coatesville, took place late this Friday afternoon at the home of 
her grandparents in our village.

Daily Local News
April 1, 1912
MILDRED HOSKINS' FUNERAL
The funeral of Mildred G. Hoskins, a bright little six-year old daughter of 
Herford and Nellie Hoskins, of South First Avenue, Coatesville, occurred March 
29th, 1912.  The little body rested in a beautiful white plush casket covered 
and surrounded with many handsome floral tokens from relatives and fiends.  
Among them were a beautiful pillow from her parents, a wreath from her brother, 
another wreath from the boys at Bonsall's garage and a large wax wreath from 
neighbors.  Mrs. C.L. Huston sent a large bunch of carnations and roses.  The 
nurses of the hospital were the little ones died sent a large tribute of 
respect also the primary department of the M.E. Sunday School, of which Mildred 
was a member, sent a beautiful bouquet of carnations.  There were also many 
other flowers from Philadelphia, Downingtown, and West Chester.  The remains 
were viewed by many relatives and friends on Thursday evening when Mr. and Mrs. 
Chas. Huston spoke beautiful words of comfort and offered prayer.  On Friday 
morning the little one was removed to her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James 
Quaintance of Lionville, where beautiful services were conducted by the pastor, 
Rev. Mr. Wade of St. Paul's Lutheran Church.  Interment at adjoining cemetery.

April 8, 1912
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of Mildred G. Hoskins. who died March 25, 1912, aged 6 years, 6 
months and 20 days.
"There was an angel band in heaven, that was not quite complete; so God took 
our darling Mildred, to fill the vacant seat." Father, Mother, and Brother.

Daily Local News
March 25, 1914
IN MEMORIAM In loving remembrance of Mildred G. Hoskins, who departed this 
life, March 25, 1912.- Her Father Herford H. Hoskins.



Additional Comments:
http://www.lukenshistoricdistrict.org/clhustonsenior.htm
C.L. Huston, along with other Huston sons, were prominent busiessmen associated 
with Lukens Steel in Coatesville.

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