death certificate lists birth year as 1868;tombstone has 1869
Washington Observer, Sept 11, 1911
Mrs. Ida Dague
An illness of five weeks of typhoid fever resulted in the death of Mrs. Ida Dague, aged 43 years, of Scenery Hill, at the Washington Hospital Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Dague was the widow of Clark Dague, whose death occurred about six months ago. Tow children, Minnie and Frank, both at home, survive. The parents, also survive with five sisters and one brother as follows; Mrs. Fielding Montague, of Somerfield, Pa.; Mrs. Jackson Smith and Mrs. O.J. Smith and Frank Bristor, all of this place; Mrs. G. W. Garrett of Donora, and Mrs. A. C. Bonnell, of Rices Landing. The funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church, of this place. The interment will be in the Beallsville cemetery.
Washington Observer, Sept 11, 1911
Mrs. Ida Dague
An illness of five weeks of typhoid fever resulted in the death of Mrs. Ida Dague, aged 43 years, of Scenery Hill, at the Washington Hospital Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Dague was the widow of Clark Dague, whose death occurred about six months ago. Tow children, Minnie and Frank, both at home, survive. The parents, also survive with five sisters and one brother as follows; Mrs. Fielding Montague, of Somerfield, Pa.; Mrs. Jackson Smith and Mrs. O.J. Smith and Frank Bristor, all of this place; Mrs. G. W. Garrett of Donora, and Mrs. A. C. Bonnell, of Rices Landing. The funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church, of this place. The interment will be in the Beallsville cemetery.
death certificate lists birth year as 1868;tombstone has 1869
Washington Observer, Sept 11, 1911
Mrs. Ida Dague
An illness of five weeks of typhoid fever resulted in the death of Mrs. Ida Dague, aged 43 years, of Scenery Hill, at the Washington Hospital Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Dague was the widow of Clark Dague, whose death occurred about six months ago. Tow children, Minnie and Frank, both at home, survive. The parents, also survive with five sisters and one brother as follows; Mrs. Fielding Montague, of Somerfield, Pa.; Mrs. Jackson Smith and Mrs. O.J. Smith and Frank Bristor, all of this place; Mrs. G. W. Garrett of Donora, and Mrs. A. C. Bonnell, of Rices Landing. The funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church, of this place. The interment will be in the Beallsville cemetery.
Washington Observer, Sept 11, 1911
Mrs. Ida Dague
An illness of five weeks of typhoid fever resulted in the death of Mrs. Ida Dague, aged 43 years, of Scenery Hill, at the Washington Hospital Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Dague was the widow of Clark Dague, whose death occurred about six months ago. Tow children, Minnie and Frank, both at home, survive. The parents, also survive with five sisters and one brother as follows; Mrs. Fielding Montague, of Somerfield, Pa.; Mrs. Jackson Smith and Mrs. O.J. Smith and Frank Bristor, all of this place; Mrs. G. W. Garrett of Donora, and Mrs. A. C. Bonnell, of Rices Landing. The funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church, of this place. The interment will be in the Beallsville cemetery.
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Mother - Eliza Jane Dague; 1869 - 1911
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