Obituary..Hancock Courier 16 May 1867 Page 3 Died--At his residence in Liberty Tp., on Monday, April 22 of Typhoid Fever, Mr. Daniel Cusac, in the 78th year of his age. The deceased had been a resident of this county for almost twenty-five years. He was a man of irreproachable character, and always had the respect and good will of his neighbors. None knew him but to respect him and he was most loved by those who knew him best. In fact he was what the poet so happily describes as "the noblest work of God," and 'honest man." He was a regular member and communicant of the Presbyterian Church for more than fifty years, and died in the full faith of the purifying efficacy of the Christian religion. He leaves a family of nine children (among whom is Hon. I. Cusac, our present Representative.) to mourn his departure from their midst.
Obituary..Hancock Courier 16 May 1867 Page 3 Died--At his residence in Liberty Tp., on Monday, April 22 of Typhoid Fever, Mr. Daniel Cusac, in the 78th year of his age. The deceased had been a resident of this county for almost twenty-five years. He was a man of irreproachable character, and always had the respect and good will of his neighbors. None knew him but to respect him and he was most loved by those who knew him best. In fact he was what the poet so happily describes as "the noblest work of God," and 'honest man." He was a regular member and communicant of the Presbyterian Church for more than fifty years, and died in the full faith of the purifying efficacy of the Christian religion. He leaves a family of nine children (among whom is Hon. I. Cusac, our present Representative.) to mourn his departure from their midst.
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