On verso: "Daisy Day Johnson (Mrs. Cha[rle]s R.), Marg Maude Day Samuels (1st) Jones (2nd), 3rd & 4th dtrs Will. Day & Marg E. Keyes; Daisy b. July 15, 1871, m. June 9, 1906, Cha[rle]s R. Johnson, d. Sherman Oak[s] California 195[5]; Maud b. June 14, 1875, d. Oct 16, 1957." Younger sisters of Effie Sue Day Gard and daughters of William & Margaret E. (Keyes) Day.]]>
"Toll O mournfully the bell,
Chant the dirge and ring the knell,
Let it throb and rise and swell,
Up to Heaven, up to the goal,
Of our martyred patriot's soul."]]>
Sheet Note: "German Melody : O Tannebaum, O Tannebaum, wie grun sind deine Blatter"]]>
On verso: "Martha M. Gutterson. Born in Andover, Mass. Nov 6" 1805. Married in Milford, N. H. Dec. 2" 1834. to Stephen Abbot. Died in Hillsboro, Ills. July 7th 1861."]]>
On verso: "Stephen Abbot. Born in Milford, N. H. Nov. 22' 1797. Married in Milford, N. H. Dec. 2' 1834. Died in Hillsboro, Ill. Sept. 30' 1876."]]>
On verso: "Henry Day, Barry, Illinois, February 10, 1892."]]>
On verso: "Sen. Richard J. Daley Dist. 9."]]> I Remember Illinois]]> I Remember Illinois. The special aired on February 18, 1968.]]>
On verso: "My aunt."]]>
On verso: "Lieut. Robert Anderson From minature owned by his daughter Mrs. E. M. C. A. Lawton of Washington D.C."]]>