Sheboygan Herald, Sat, May 2, 1891
DIED - Saturday morning, April 25th, Mr. Archie McTaggart, aged 55 years, from blood poisoning arising from injuries received at the Mattoon factory some time ago. Deceased was born in the north of Ireland. He resided in Glenbeulah several years and came to this city when the Dillingham plant was removed to this city. A widow [Ellen Brown] and seven children, five boys [James, Charles, John, Edward, and Stephen] and two girls [Elizabeth and Caroline] survive. Also a sister and three brothers, P. McTaggart of Glenbeulah and two in Barron Co. The grief stricken family has the sympathy of all their acquaintances. The interment took place at the North (sic, South) side catholic cemetery Wednesday morning, Rev. Van Treeck officiating.
DIED - Saturday morning, April 25th, Mr. Archie McTaggart, aged 55 years, from blood poisoning arising from injuries received at the Mattoon factory some time ago. Deceased was born in the north of Ireland. He resided in Glenbeulah several years and came to this city when the Dillingham plant was removed to this city. A widow [Ellen Brown] and seven children, five boys [James, Charles, John, Edward, and Stephen] and two girls [Elizabeth and Caroline] survive. Also a sister and three brothers, P. McTaggart of Glenbeulah and two in Barron Co. The grief stricken family has the sympathy of all their acquaintances. The interment took place at the North (sic, South) side catholic cemetery Wednesday morning, Rev. Van Treeck officiating.
Sheboygan Herald, Sat, May 2, 1891
DIED - Saturday morning, April 25th, Mr. Archie McTaggart, aged 55 years, from blood poisoning arising from injuries received at the Mattoon factory some time ago. Deceased was born in the north of Ireland. He resided in Glenbeulah several years and came to this city when the Dillingham plant was removed to this city. A widow [Ellen Brown] and seven children, five boys [James, Charles, John, Edward, and Stephen] and two girls [Elizabeth and Caroline] survive. Also a sister and three brothers, P. McTaggart of Glenbeulah and two in Barron Co. The grief stricken family has the sympathy of all their acquaintances. The interment took place at the North (sic, South) side catholic cemetery Wednesday morning, Rev. Van Treeck officiating.
DIED - Saturday morning, April 25th, Mr. Archie McTaggart, aged 55 years, from blood poisoning arising from injuries received at the Mattoon factory some time ago. Deceased was born in the north of Ireland. He resided in Glenbeulah several years and came to this city when the Dillingham plant was removed to this city. A widow [Ellen Brown] and seven children, five boys [James, Charles, John, Edward, and Stephen] and two girls [Elizabeth and Caroline] survive. Also a sister and three brothers, P. McTaggart of Glenbeulah and two in Barron Co. The grief stricken family has the sympathy of all their acquaintances. The interment took place at the North (sic, South) side catholic cemetery Wednesday morning, Rev. Van Treeck officiating.
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