Anderson infant found dead, 1910

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New Egypt Press 15 Apr 1910
Baby Found Dead in Bed
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson, now residing on the Samuel Stewart Homestead near Cassville, was found dead in bed by its mother, on Wednesday morning of this week. The little fellow was about eight weeks old and seemed to be bright and healthy. The mother had arose early and prepared her husband's breakfast, leaving the baby comfortably sleeping, when she returned to the bed it was found that life had left the body. Coroner Hagaman of Toms River was called and issued a permit for burial. Interment at Pleasant Grove today.
Location: Cassville, NJ 08527, USA

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