BECKNER
Saturday night, September 17, 1898, of meningitis, at the residence of her grandfather, William Warren, in Boyle county, Jean Warren Beckner, the elder daughter of Lucien Beckner and Marie Beckner, and the beloved of all who knew her. She was born April 3, 1886(**shd be 1896), and was remarkable for quick, bright intellect and sweet, attractive ways. She had spent the greater portion of her life in Winchester where she had a host of loving, admiring friends. Her grandparents here idolized her, and her death is a sad blow to a large circle, who had found her a beam of sunshine, She was buried, Monday evening, at Danville, but cannot die to those into whose lives she brought so much joy and gladness. Her parents have our tenderest sympathy. Winchester Sun.
(Semi-Weekly Sayings, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Wed Sep 24, 1898)
Birth Announcement in The Morning Herald (Lexington, Kentucky) Friday April 24, 1896
"The following cards introduce to friends in Lexington a new and important member of society: Jean Warren Beckner, born April 3rd, 1896 The cards of the happy parents Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Pearson Beckner, accompany those of the young gentleman. Mrs. Beckner was Miss Marie Warren, of Danville, a frequent visitor in Lexington where she has numerous friends. Mr. Beckner is the eldest son of Judge WIlliam Beckner, of Winchester."
Saturday night, September 17, 1898, of meningitis, at the residence of her grandfather, William Warren, in Boyle county, Jean Warren Beckner, the elder daughter of Lucien Beckner and Marie Beckner, and the beloved of all who knew her. She was born April 3, 1886(**shd be 1896), and was remarkable for quick, bright intellect and sweet, attractive ways. She had spent the greater portion of her life in Winchester where she had a host of loving, admiring friends. Her grandparents here idolized her, and her death is a sad blow to a large circle, who had found her a beam of sunshine, She was buried, Monday evening, at Danville, but cannot die to those into whose lives she brought so much joy and gladness. Her parents have our tenderest sympathy. Winchester Sun.
(Semi-Weekly Sayings, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Wed Sep 24, 1898)
Birth Announcement in The Morning Herald (Lexington, Kentucky) Friday April 24, 1896
"The following cards introduce to friends in Lexington a new and important member of society: Jean Warren Beckner, born April 3rd, 1896 The cards of the happy parents Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Pearson Beckner, accompany those of the young gentleman. Mrs. Beckner was Miss Marie Warren, of Danville, a frequent visitor in Lexington where she has numerous friends. Mr. Beckner is the eldest son of Judge WIlliam Beckner, of Winchester."
BECKNER
Saturday night, September 17, 1898, of meningitis, at the residence of her grandfather, William Warren, in Boyle county, Jean Warren Beckner, the elder daughter of Lucien Beckner and Marie Beckner, and the beloved of all who knew her. She was born April 3, 1886(**shd be 1896), and was remarkable for quick, bright intellect and sweet, attractive ways. She had spent the greater portion of her life in Winchester where she had a host of loving, admiring friends. Her grandparents here idolized her, and her death is a sad blow to a large circle, who had found her a beam of sunshine, She was buried, Monday evening, at Danville, but cannot die to those into whose lives she brought so much joy and gladness. Her parents have our tenderest sympathy. Winchester Sun.
(Semi-Weekly Sayings, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Wed Sep 24, 1898)
Birth Announcement in The Morning Herald (Lexington, Kentucky) Friday April 24, 1896
"The following cards introduce to friends in Lexington a new and important member of society: Jean Warren Beckner, born April 3rd, 1896 The cards of the happy parents Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Pearson Beckner, accompany those of the young gentleman. Mrs. Beckner was Miss Marie Warren, of Danville, a frequent visitor in Lexington where she has numerous friends. Mr. Beckner is the eldest son of Judge WIlliam Beckner, of Winchester."
Saturday night, September 17, 1898, of meningitis, at the residence of her grandfather, William Warren, in Boyle county, Jean Warren Beckner, the elder daughter of Lucien Beckner and Marie Beckner, and the beloved of all who knew her. She was born April 3, 1886(**shd be 1896), and was remarkable for quick, bright intellect and sweet, attractive ways. She had spent the greater portion of her life in Winchester where she had a host of loving, admiring friends. Her grandparents here idolized her, and her death is a sad blow to a large circle, who had found her a beam of sunshine, She was buried, Monday evening, at Danville, but cannot die to those into whose lives she brought so much joy and gladness. Her parents have our tenderest sympathy. Winchester Sun.
(Semi-Weekly Sayings, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Wed Sep 24, 1898)
Birth Announcement in The Morning Herald (Lexington, Kentucky) Friday April 24, 1896
"The following cards introduce to friends in Lexington a new and important member of society: Jean Warren Beckner, born April 3rd, 1896 The cards of the happy parents Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Pearson Beckner, accompany those of the young gentleman. Mrs. Beckner was Miss Marie Warren, of Danville, a frequent visitor in Lexington where she has numerous friends. Mr. Beckner is the eldest son of Judge WIlliam Beckner, of Winchester."
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