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Story July 12, 1878

The Hickman Courier

Hickman, Fulton County, Kentucky

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Mrs. McCormick in Sabesville, Ohio, gave birth to five healthy children—four boys and one girl—on a Monday night, a rare event where both mother and children are doing well, exciting the community and making the father locally famous.

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Five Children at Once.
[Shepherdstown Register.]

The most remarkable birth ever known in this history of accouchement occurred at or near Sabesville, Ohio, on last Monday night. Mrs. McCormick gave birth to five healthy children—four boys and one girl. The medical works have but few instances of such wonderful births, and when they do occur the children have scarcely been known to live. In this case the mother and children, in the common language on such occasions, are "doing well." The community there is excited and the father is the hero of all the country around about and his fame will spread on the wings of the newspapers from one end of the country to the other. His home is already an object of pilgrimage for all the old women of the region.

What sub-type of article is it?

Medical Curiosity Extraordinary Event Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Recovery Family Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Multiple Birth Quintuplets Remarkable Birth Ohio Healthy Children Community Excitement

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Mccormick Mr. Mccormick Five Children

Where did it happen?

Sabesville, Ohio

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Key Persons

Mrs. Mccormick Mr. Mccormick Five Children

Location

Sabesville, Ohio

Event Date

Last Monday Night

Story Details

Mrs. McCormick gives birth to five healthy children (four boys, one girl), a rare occurrence where all survive and thrive, leading to community excitement and the father's fame.

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