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Domestic News June 24, 1839

Alexandria Gazette

Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

In Lynn, a two-year-old daughter of Mr. Ingalls wandered away on Saturday afternoon. Despite searches, she wasn't found until the family dog led rescuers to her Sunday morning, stuck in mud and water in a swamp.

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An affecting incident occurred at Lynn, on Saturday. A little girl about two years of age, a child of Mr Ingalls, wandered away from its parents in the afternoon, and on the most diligent search could not be found during the evening. On Sunday morning the search was renewed by many people in vain. An intelligent dog belonging to the family, understanding that something was wanting, set off in pursuit. In a short time he returned, and endeavored by significant signs to induce some one to follow him, but human sagacity in this instance, as in many before, was inferior to canine. Again he went away, and again returned, and by repeated whinings and fawnings was at length successful in making himself understood. A person followed him and found the little sufferer in a swamp where she was standing up to her arms in mud and water.

What sub-type of article is it?

Accident

What keywords are associated?

Lynn Child Lost Dog Rescue Swamp Incident

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr Ingalls Little Girl (Child Of Mr Ingalls)

Where did it happen?

Lynn

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Lynn

Event Date

On Saturday And Sunday Morning

Key Persons

Mr Ingalls Little Girl (Child Of Mr Ingalls)

Outcome

found standing up to her arms in mud and water in a swamp

Event Details

A little girl about two years of age, child of Mr Ingalls, wandered away from parents in the afternoon. Searches on Saturday evening and Sunday morning by many people failed. Family dog pursued, returned with signs, led a person to find her in a swamp.

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