s/o David & Margaret (Ranck) Dague
PA Death Cert. 13583
Obituary: Peter A. Dague, who resided on the Harrisburg turnpike, died at the General Hospital on Saturday morning several hours after having been stricken with apoplexy. He was fifty-two years old, was born in Strasburg township and was a son of the late David and Margaret Dague. He was employed as a laborer at the farm of N.L.T.Z. Getz on the Harrisburg turnpike. The following brothers and sisters survive: William, of Salisbury township, Mrs. Margaret Glendening, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Sallie Linville, of Smyrna, Sadsbury township; Mrs. Catharine Buster, of Lapps. (The Lancaster Examiner - Feb 24, 1909)
PA Death Cert. 13583
Obituary: Peter A. Dague, who resided on the Harrisburg turnpike, died at the General Hospital on Saturday morning several hours after having been stricken with apoplexy. He was fifty-two years old, was born in Strasburg township and was a son of the late David and Margaret Dague. He was employed as a laborer at the farm of N.L.T.Z. Getz on the Harrisburg turnpike. The following brothers and sisters survive: William, of Salisbury township, Mrs. Margaret Glendening, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Sallie Linville, of Smyrna, Sadsbury township; Mrs. Catharine Buster, of Lapps. (The Lancaster Examiner - Feb 24, 1909)
s/o David & Margaret (Ranck) Dague
PA Death Cert. 13583
Obituary: Peter A. Dague, who resided on the Harrisburg turnpike, died at the General Hospital on Saturday morning several hours after having been stricken with apoplexy. He was fifty-two years old, was born in Strasburg township and was a son of the late David and Margaret Dague. He was employed as a laborer at the farm of N.L.T.Z. Getz on the Harrisburg turnpike. The following brothers and sisters survive: William, of Salisbury township, Mrs. Margaret Glendening, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Sallie Linville, of Smyrna, Sadsbury township; Mrs. Catharine Buster, of Lapps. (The Lancaster Examiner - Feb 24, 1909)
PA Death Cert. 13583
Obituary: Peter A. Dague, who resided on the Harrisburg turnpike, died at the General Hospital on Saturday morning several hours after having been stricken with apoplexy. He was fifty-two years old, was born in Strasburg township and was a son of the late David and Margaret Dague. He was employed as a laborer at the farm of N.L.T.Z. Getz on the Harrisburg turnpike. The following brothers and sisters survive: William, of Salisbury township, Mrs. Margaret Glendening, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Sallie Linville, of Smyrna, Sadsbury township; Mrs. Catharine Buster, of Lapps. (The Lancaster Examiner - Feb 24, 1909)
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