Mr. Albert Linley, son of Henry Linley, of Dover, died of typhoid pneumonia, after a brief illness, on Sunday, the 31st, aged about 24 years. Mr. Linley was a young man of most exemplary character, and was highly esteemed and respected by all to whom he was known. His early death is a terrible blow to his relatives and friends.
Source: Mazomanie Historical Society Obit Files 1880 – 1889
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June 2 – Wednesday
Worked corn all day. Bert Lindlay buried. Cold northwest wind.
Source: Herbert Watts Hawley's Day Journals (CY 1886)
Source: Mazomanie Historical Society Obit Files 1880 – 1889
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June 2 – Wednesday
Worked corn all day. Bert Lindlay buried. Cold northwest wind.
Source: Herbert Watts Hawley's Day Journals (CY 1886)
Mr. Albert Linley, son of Henry Linley, of Dover, died of typhoid pneumonia, after a brief illness, on Sunday, the 31st, aged about 24 years. Mr. Linley was a young man of most exemplary character, and was highly esteemed and respected by all to whom he was known. His early death is a terrible blow to his relatives and friends.
Source: Mazomanie Historical Society Obit Files 1880 – 1889
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June 2 – Wednesday
Worked corn all day. Bert Lindlay buried. Cold northwest wind.
Source: Herbert Watts Hawley's Day Journals (CY 1886)
Source: Mazomanie Historical Society Obit Files 1880 – 1889
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June 2 – Wednesday
Worked corn all day. Bert Lindlay buried. Cold northwest wind.
Source: Herbert Watts Hawley's Day Journals (CY 1886)
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