Elkhart Review March 4, 1905, page 3
Anna, wife of Albert Hagadone, formerly of Cone street, this city, died at their home in Goshen Monday night. The family moved to Goshen about two months ago. Mrs. Hagadone was sixty-seven years of age. Her death was due to pneumonia following an attack of the grip. Besides her husband, she leaves one son, George McCleary of Goshen, and two daughters, Mrs. Lucy Grosspitch of Buffalo and Mrs. Catherine Lucky of Logansport. Albert Hagadone of this city is a step-son. Mrs. Hagadone's first husband, Robert McCleary died in Goshen thirty-five years ago, and her remains will be buried beside his grave in Oak Ridge cemetery this afternoon.
Anna, wife of Albert Hagadone, formerly of Cone street, this city, died at their home in Goshen Monday night. The family moved to Goshen about two months ago. Mrs. Hagadone was sixty-seven years of age. Her death was due to pneumonia following an attack of the grip. Besides her husband, she leaves one son, George McCleary of Goshen, and two daughters, Mrs. Lucy Grosspitch of Buffalo and Mrs. Catherine Lucky of Logansport. Albert Hagadone of this city is a step-son. Mrs. Hagadone's first husband, Robert McCleary died in Goshen thirty-five years ago, and her remains will be buried beside his grave in Oak Ridge cemetery this afternoon.
Elkhart Review March 4, 1905, page 3
Anna, wife of Albert Hagadone, formerly of Cone street, this city, died at their home in Goshen Monday night. The family moved to Goshen about two months ago. Mrs. Hagadone was sixty-seven years of age. Her death was due to pneumonia following an attack of the grip. Besides her husband, she leaves one son, George McCleary of Goshen, and two daughters, Mrs. Lucy Grosspitch of Buffalo and Mrs. Catherine Lucky of Logansport. Albert Hagadone of this city is a step-son. Mrs. Hagadone's first husband, Robert McCleary died in Goshen thirty-five years ago, and her remains will be buried beside his grave in Oak Ridge cemetery this afternoon.
Anna, wife of Albert Hagadone, formerly of Cone street, this city, died at their home in Goshen Monday night. The family moved to Goshen about two months ago. Mrs. Hagadone was sixty-seven years of age. Her death was due to pneumonia following an attack of the grip. Besides her husband, she leaves one son, George McCleary of Goshen, and two daughters, Mrs. Lucy Grosspitch of Buffalo and Mrs. Catherine Lucky of Logansport. Albert Hagadone of this city is a step-son. Mrs. Hagadone's first husband, Robert McCleary died in Goshen thirty-five years ago, and her remains will be buried beside his grave in Oak Ridge cemetery this afternoon.
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