Son of Peter Tilton Cassell and Emily Olivia Pyatt. Married Amanda Elizabeth Ezell in 1884.
Occupation: Retired
MO d/c 6328
Old Time News
100 Years Ago
Feb. 13, 1919
L. O. Cassell, 61 years old, died unexpectedly at his home in the west part of Edina shortly after noon Monday. He had been feeling pretty well until that morning and had helped his wife about the house, but upon his not feeling so good Mrs. Cassell called the doctor who came and left him apparently all right after dinner. Soon afterwards he lay down on a couch and a few minutes later was stricken.
The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, Feb. 20, 2019, page 3, column 2
Occupation: Retired
MO d/c 6328
Old Time News
100 Years Ago
Feb. 13, 1919
L. O. Cassell, 61 years old, died unexpectedly at his home in the west part of Edina shortly after noon Monday. He had been feeling pretty well until that morning and had helped his wife about the house, but upon his not feeling so good Mrs. Cassell called the doctor who came and left him apparently all right after dinner. Soon afterwards he lay down on a couch and a few minutes later was stricken.
The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, Feb. 20, 2019, page 3, column 2
Son of Peter Tilton Cassell and Emily Olivia Pyatt. Married Amanda Elizabeth Ezell in 1884.
Occupation: Retired
MO d/c 6328
Old Time News
100 Years Ago
Feb. 13, 1919
L. O. Cassell, 61 years old, died unexpectedly at his home in the west part of Edina shortly after noon Monday. He had been feeling pretty well until that morning and had helped his wife about the house, but upon his not feeling so good Mrs. Cassell called the doctor who came and left him apparently all right after dinner. Soon afterwards he lay down on a couch and a few minutes later was stricken.
The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, Feb. 20, 2019, page 3, column 2
Occupation: Retired
MO d/c 6328
Old Time News
100 Years Ago
Feb. 13, 1919
L. O. Cassell, 61 years old, died unexpectedly at his home in the west part of Edina shortly after noon Monday. He had been feeling pretty well until that morning and had helped his wife about the house, but upon his not feeling so good Mrs. Cassell called the doctor who came and left him apparently all right after dinner. Soon afterwards he lay down on a couch and a few minutes later was stricken.
The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, Feb. 20, 2019, page 3, column 2
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