married 15 Nov 1860 De Witt Cty, IL
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July 23, 1909 Clinton Register
ANSWERS DEATH'S FINAL SUMMONS.
Sarah Sandusky Argo, After Long Illness, Is Released by Death;
At the early morning hour Saturday at her home on East Adams street, occurred the death of Mrs. E. G. ARGO after an illness of more than four years
. She received a fall a number of years ago, the effects of which super induced paralysis.
Funeral services were held from her late home Sunday afternoon, Rev. A. H. Laing of St. Paul's Universalist church officiating.
A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to Woodlawn cemetery where all that was mortal of Sarah Argo was laid to rest in the family burying ground. Born at Woodstock, O. She was the daughter of Abraham and Anne PARKER,
Sarah Parker was married to Emanuel G. ARGO. To this union was born seven children, who with the husband are left to mourn a devoted wife and mother. The children are Mrs. Florence HUGHES, George G. and Charles ARGO, of this city; John, of Peoria; Mrs. Eliza GRAHAM, Lexington, Oklahoma; Mrs. Kittie GRAY and Mrs. Minnie FLACK, of Chicago. She is also survived by her mother, Mrs. Anne Parker, of Clinton; three sisters, Mrs. Lib BYERLY, of Kenney; Mrs. Ben SMITH and Mrs. Jessie BOOTH, both of this city; and one brother, George PARKER, of California.
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July 23, 1909 Clinton Register
ANSWERS DEATH'S FINAL SUMMONS.
Sarah Sandusky Argo, After Long Illness, Is Released by Death;
At the early morning hour Saturday at her home on East Adams street, occurred the death of Mrs. E. G. ARGO after an illness of more than four years
. She received a fall a number of years ago, the effects of which super induced paralysis.
Funeral services were held from her late home Sunday afternoon, Rev. A. H. Laing of St. Paul's Universalist church officiating.
A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to Woodlawn cemetery where all that was mortal of Sarah Argo was laid to rest in the family burying ground. Born at Woodstock, O. She was the daughter of Abraham and Anne PARKER,
Sarah Parker was married to Emanuel G. ARGO. To this union was born seven children, who with the husband are left to mourn a devoted wife and mother. The children are Mrs. Florence HUGHES, George G. and Charles ARGO, of this city; John, of Peoria; Mrs. Eliza GRAHAM, Lexington, Oklahoma; Mrs. Kittie GRAY and Mrs. Minnie FLACK, of Chicago. She is also survived by her mother, Mrs. Anne Parker, of Clinton; three sisters, Mrs. Lib BYERLY, of Kenney; Mrs. Ben SMITH and Mrs. Jessie BOOTH, both of this city; and one brother, George PARKER, of California.
married 15 Nov 1860 De Witt Cty, IL
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July 23, 1909 Clinton Register
ANSWERS DEATH'S FINAL SUMMONS.
Sarah Sandusky Argo, After Long Illness, Is Released by Death;
At the early morning hour Saturday at her home on East Adams street, occurred the death of Mrs. E. G. ARGO after an illness of more than four years
. She received a fall a number of years ago, the effects of which super induced paralysis.
Funeral services were held from her late home Sunday afternoon, Rev. A. H. Laing of St. Paul's Universalist church officiating.
A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to Woodlawn cemetery where all that was mortal of Sarah Argo was laid to rest in the family burying ground. Born at Woodstock, O. She was the daughter of Abraham and Anne PARKER,
Sarah Parker was married to Emanuel G. ARGO. To this union was born seven children, who with the husband are left to mourn a devoted wife and mother. The children are Mrs. Florence HUGHES, George G. and Charles ARGO, of this city; John, of Peoria; Mrs. Eliza GRAHAM, Lexington, Oklahoma; Mrs. Kittie GRAY and Mrs. Minnie FLACK, of Chicago. She is also survived by her mother, Mrs. Anne Parker, of Clinton; three sisters, Mrs. Lib BYERLY, of Kenney; Mrs. Ben SMITH and Mrs. Jessie BOOTH, both of this city; and one brother, George PARKER, of California.
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July 23, 1909 Clinton Register
ANSWERS DEATH'S FINAL SUMMONS.
Sarah Sandusky Argo, After Long Illness, Is Released by Death;
At the early morning hour Saturday at her home on East Adams street, occurred the death of Mrs. E. G. ARGO after an illness of more than four years
. She received a fall a number of years ago, the effects of which super induced paralysis.
Funeral services were held from her late home Sunday afternoon, Rev. A. H. Laing of St. Paul's Universalist church officiating.
A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to Woodlawn cemetery where all that was mortal of Sarah Argo was laid to rest in the family burying ground. Born at Woodstock, O. She was the daughter of Abraham and Anne PARKER,
Sarah Parker was married to Emanuel G. ARGO. To this union was born seven children, who with the husband are left to mourn a devoted wife and mother. The children are Mrs. Florence HUGHES, George G. and Charles ARGO, of this city; John, of Peoria; Mrs. Eliza GRAHAM, Lexington, Oklahoma; Mrs. Kittie GRAY and Mrs. Minnie FLACK, of Chicago. She is also survived by her mother, Mrs. Anne Parker, of Clinton; three sisters, Mrs. Lib BYERLY, of Kenney; Mrs. Ben SMITH and Mrs. Jessie BOOTH, both of this city; and one brother, George PARKER, of California.
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