A shadow of deepest gloom was cast over the household of Fred Baugniet last Tuesday eve, when they received a message from Antigo, informing them of the death of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Belle Woodcock, which took place that same night. Death was due to heart failure. Mrs. Woodcock was born and raised on the old homestead in that part of the town known as French Settlement. She would have been twenty-four years of age had she lived until next May. She graduated from the M.C.T.T. school with the class of 1903 and taught school for three years previous to her marriage to Mr. Woodcock. The remains were brought here from Antigo last Friday morning and the funeral took place Saturday morning from the Catholic Church, Rev. Father St. Louis officiating, who a little more than one year ago pronounced the words that made her a happy bride. Besides her parents, brother and sisters, she leave a husband and an infant of three weeks to mourn her untimely death. The family have the sympathy of the community in their deep affliction. May she rest in peace.
The Chronicle, Tues., Jan. 21, 1908
Contributor: Shari Milks
A shadow of deepest gloom was cast over the household of Fred Baugniet last Tuesday eve, when they received a message from Antigo, informing them of the death of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Belle Woodcock, which took place that same night. Death was due to heart failure. Mrs. Woodcock was born and raised on the old homestead in that part of the town known as French Settlement. She would have been twenty-four years of age had she lived until next May. She graduated from the M.C.T.T. school with the class of 1903 and taught school for three years previous to her marriage to Mr. Woodcock. The remains were brought here from Antigo last Friday morning and the funeral took place Saturday morning from the Catholic Church, Rev. Father St. Louis officiating, who a little more than one year ago pronounced the words that made her a happy bride. Besides her parents, brother and sisters, she leave a husband and an infant of three weeks to mourn her untimely death. The family have the sympathy of the community in their deep affliction. May she rest in peace.
The Chronicle, Tues., Jan. 21, 1908
Contributor: Shari Milks
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Elizabeth "Eliza" Baugniet Breider
1880–1921
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Frank Baugniet
1883–1966
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Lillian Baugniet Sherriff Standiford
1885–1943
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Eli Baugniet
1887–1958
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Fred C Baugniet
1888–1963
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Christopher Baugniet
1890–1962
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Genevieve Baugniet Bonde
1891–1934
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Archie Thomas Baugniet
1893–1958
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Walter William Baugniet
1894–1955
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Edith Baugniet
1896–1915
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