MOSES BEBEAU
OLD RESIDENT DEAD
The body of Moses Bebeau, an old resident of this city was brought here for interment Tuesday. The funeral was held from St. Luke's Church Tuesday morning. Mr. Bebeau was born at St. Frances, Canada, 1843. He came to Two Rivers about 1856 and the family resided here up to ten years ago. For many years he was chef on board the steamer, Temple Emery for the Two Rivers Mfg. Co. Of late, Mr. Bebeau was a resident of Manitowoc and at the time of his death he was on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Albert Leyse at Kewaunee. He was ill but a few hours and passed away shortly after a physician had been called. Several years ago he suffered from an attackk of gangrene and it was necessary to amputate one limb below the knee. Mr. Bebeau is survived by a widow, two sons, Mayo and Edmund, both of whom are lake captains and four daughters, Mrs. Perry Diehl, Mrs. Albert Leyse, Mrs. Keller and Deniese.
The Reporter, Fri., Sept. 3, 1915
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OLD RESIDENT DEAD
The body of Moses Bebeau, an old resident of this city was brought here for interment Tuesday. The funeral was held from St. Luke's Church Tuesday morning. Mr. Bebeau was born at St. Frances, Canada, 1843. He came to Two Rivers about 1856 and the family resided here up to ten years ago. For many years he was chef on board the steamer, Temple Emery for the Two Rivers Mfg. Co. Of late, Mr. Bebeau was a resident of Manitowoc and at the time of his death he was on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Albert Leyse at Kewaunee. He was ill but a few hours and passed away shortly after a physician had been called. Several years ago he suffered from an attackk of gangrene and it was necessary to amputate one limb below the knee. Mr. Bebeau is survived by a widow, two sons, Mayo and Edmund, both of whom are lake captains and four daughters, Mrs. Perry Diehl, Mrs. Albert Leyse, Mrs. Keller and Deniese.
The Reporter, Fri., Sept. 3, 1915
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MOSES BEBEAU
OLD RESIDENT DEAD
The body of Moses Bebeau, an old resident of this city was brought here for interment Tuesday. The funeral was held from St. Luke's Church Tuesday morning. Mr. Bebeau was born at St. Frances, Canada, 1843. He came to Two Rivers about 1856 and the family resided here up to ten years ago. For many years he was chef on board the steamer, Temple Emery for the Two Rivers Mfg. Co. Of late, Mr. Bebeau was a resident of Manitowoc and at the time of his death he was on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Albert Leyse at Kewaunee. He was ill but a few hours and passed away shortly after a physician had been called. Several years ago he suffered from an attackk of gangrene and it was necessary to amputate one limb below the knee. Mr. Bebeau is survived by a widow, two sons, Mayo and Edmund, both of whom are lake captains and four daughters, Mrs. Perry Diehl, Mrs. Albert Leyse, Mrs. Keller and Deniese.
The Reporter, Fri., Sept. 3, 1915
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OLD RESIDENT DEAD
The body of Moses Bebeau, an old resident of this city was brought here for interment Tuesday. The funeral was held from St. Luke's Church Tuesday morning. Mr. Bebeau was born at St. Frances, Canada, 1843. He came to Two Rivers about 1856 and the family resided here up to ten years ago. For many years he was chef on board the steamer, Temple Emery for the Two Rivers Mfg. Co. Of late, Mr. Bebeau was a resident of Manitowoc and at the time of his death he was on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Albert Leyse at Kewaunee. He was ill but a few hours and passed away shortly after a physician had been called. Several years ago he suffered from an attackk of gangrene and it was necessary to amputate one limb below the knee. Mr. Bebeau is survived by a widow, two sons, Mayo and Edmund, both of whom are lake captains and four daughters, Mrs. Perry Diehl, Mrs. Albert Leyse, Mrs. Keller and Deniese.
The Reporter, Fri., Sept. 3, 1915
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