Born, Willow Springs, Lafayette Co., WI.
Updates in Oct 2020 by Audrey Quinn Porter
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Died in this city of influenza, and pulmonary troubles, on Jan. 23rd, 1890, Maggie J. Crow, wife of Thomas Crow. Deceased was born in this county in 1861 and has lived here ever since. During her girlhood and up to the time of her marriage, on Nov. 1st, 1887, "Maggie Conley" as she was known to her large circle of friends, was a sweet, gentle, and lovable girl.
Her married life was a happy one, and her home was a model one. She died strengthened by all the rites of her religion and surrounded by her friends.
The funeral Saturday the 25th, was largely attended, and many a sincere mourner followed her to her grave. We were intimately acquainted with her and can truly say, "To know her was to love her, to love her was to praise."
Republican Journal 31 Jan 1890
Contributor Audrey Quinn Porter Fag#47005894
Born, Willow Springs, Lafayette Co., WI.
Updates in Oct 2020 by Audrey Quinn Porter
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Died in this city of influenza, and pulmonary troubles, on Jan. 23rd, 1890, Maggie J. Crow, wife of Thomas Crow. Deceased was born in this county in 1861 and has lived here ever since. During her girlhood and up to the time of her marriage, on Nov. 1st, 1887, "Maggie Conley" as she was known to her large circle of friends, was a sweet, gentle, and lovable girl.
Her married life was a happy one, and her home was a model one. She died strengthened by all the rites of her religion and surrounded by her friends.
The funeral Saturday the 25th, was largely attended, and many a sincere mourner followed her to her grave. We were intimately acquainted with her and can truly say, "To know her was to love her, to love her was to praise."
Republican Journal 31 Jan 1890
Contributor Audrey Quinn Porter Fag#47005894
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