Rome Sentinel Oct 29, 1878
JOHN DOUGLASS JR.
John Douglass Jr., son of the late John Douglass, many years ago a resident of Verona, died at Warsaw, Ill., Oct 8 of consumption, aged 43 years. His leg was injured by a mowing machine in July last, and it was found necessary to amputate it. He grew week and a cough set in, which terminated his life. Our older residents will remember Mr. D. as clerk of Messrs Maltby and Benedict, twenty five years ago. He subsequently worked in Oneida, Syracuse and Chicago as a dry goods salesman. For five years past he had been farming in Illinois, Mr. Douglass was one of six brothers, four of whom are buried at Verona. Prof, Hubbard Douglass, of Oneida, is the last male member of this family living.
The Wellsboro Agitator
Tioga county, Penn
1878, Nov 5
John DOUGLASS, Oct 8th age, 43, Warrsaw, Ill former res Tioga Co was one of 6 bro serves in 117th Reg NYS voluntees Civil War was buried in family grounds of W P Andrees with who he made his home.
(this inmformation from the Wellsboro Agitator came from
Julie H) [email protected]
JOHN DOUGLASS JR.
John Douglass Jr., son of the late John Douglass, many years ago a resident of Verona, died at Warsaw, Ill., Oct 8 of consumption, aged 43 years. His leg was injured by a mowing machine in July last, and it was found necessary to amputate it. He grew week and a cough set in, which terminated his life. Our older residents will remember Mr. D. as clerk of Messrs Maltby and Benedict, twenty five years ago. He subsequently worked in Oneida, Syracuse and Chicago as a dry goods salesman. For five years past he had been farming in Illinois, Mr. Douglass was one of six brothers, four of whom are buried at Verona. Prof, Hubbard Douglass, of Oneida, is the last male member of this family living.
The Wellsboro Agitator
Tioga county, Penn
1878, Nov 5
John DOUGLASS, Oct 8th age, 43, Warrsaw, Ill former res Tioga Co was one of 6 bro serves in 117th Reg NYS voluntees Civil War was buried in family grounds of W P Andrees with who he made his home.
(this inmformation from the Wellsboro Agitator came from
Julie H) [email protected]
Rome Sentinel Oct 29, 1878
JOHN DOUGLASS JR.
John Douglass Jr., son of the late John Douglass, many years ago a resident of Verona, died at Warsaw, Ill., Oct 8 of consumption, aged 43 years. His leg was injured by a mowing machine in July last, and it was found necessary to amputate it. He grew week and a cough set in, which terminated his life. Our older residents will remember Mr. D. as clerk of Messrs Maltby and Benedict, twenty five years ago. He subsequently worked in Oneida, Syracuse and Chicago as a dry goods salesman. For five years past he had been farming in Illinois, Mr. Douglass was one of six brothers, four of whom are buried at Verona. Prof, Hubbard Douglass, of Oneida, is the last male member of this family living.
The Wellsboro Agitator
Tioga county, Penn
1878, Nov 5
John DOUGLASS, Oct 8th age, 43, Warrsaw, Ill former res Tioga Co was one of 6 bro serves in 117th Reg NYS voluntees Civil War was buried in family grounds of W P Andrees with who he made his home.
(this inmformation from the Wellsboro Agitator came from
Julie H) [email protected]
JOHN DOUGLASS JR.
John Douglass Jr., son of the late John Douglass, many years ago a resident of Verona, died at Warsaw, Ill., Oct 8 of consumption, aged 43 years. His leg was injured by a mowing machine in July last, and it was found necessary to amputate it. He grew week and a cough set in, which terminated his life. Our older residents will remember Mr. D. as clerk of Messrs Maltby and Benedict, twenty five years ago. He subsequently worked in Oneida, Syracuse and Chicago as a dry goods salesman. For five years past he had been farming in Illinois, Mr. Douglass was one of six brothers, four of whom are buried at Verona. Prof, Hubbard Douglass, of Oneida, is the last male member of this family living.
The Wellsboro Agitator
Tioga county, Penn
1878, Nov 5
John DOUGLASS, Oct 8th age, 43, Warrsaw, Ill former res Tioga Co was one of 6 bro serves in 117th Reg NYS voluntees Civil War was buried in family grounds of W P Andrees with who he made his home.
(this inmformation from the Wellsboro Agitator came from
Julie H) [email protected]
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