From the Rooks County Record, February 11, 1887 "Mrs. Messina(sic?) Massee of Webster aged 61 died on Thursday of last week at 11 o'clock p.m. from a stroke of paralysis being sick only four days. The funeral was held on Sunday at the Union church, the services being conducted by Rev. _______*.
C. B. Massee, her son, came from Beloit last week to attend to the last sad duties to the departed."
*This appears to be J.S. McNough, but I can't read it well. I can find a J.J. McComb (no J.S.) in the 1885 census, but no McNough.
Her son was actually Charles P. Massee.
C. B. Massee, her son, came from Beloit last week to attend to the last sad duties to the departed."
*This appears to be J.S. McNough, but I can't read it well. I can find a J.J. McComb (no J.S.) in the 1885 census, but no McNough.
Her son was actually Charles P. Massee.
From the Rooks County Record, February 11, 1887 "Mrs. Messina(sic?) Massee of Webster aged 61 died on Thursday of last week at 11 o'clock p.m. from a stroke of paralysis being sick only four days. The funeral was held on Sunday at the Union church, the services being conducted by Rev. _______*.
C. B. Massee, her son, came from Beloit last week to attend to the last sad duties to the departed."
*This appears to be J.S. McNough, but I can't read it well. I can find a J.J. McComb (no J.S.) in the 1885 census, but no McNough.
Her son was actually Charles P. Massee.
C. B. Massee, her son, came from Beloit last week to attend to the last sad duties to the departed."
*This appears to be J.S. McNough, but I can't read it well. I can find a J.J. McComb (no J.S.) in the 1885 census, but no McNough.
Her son was actually Charles P. Massee.
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