Records show Agnes Mary. Obit shows Mary Agnes
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AGNES SCOTT
The body of Miss Mary Agnes Scott, former resident of Two Rivers,
who died at Hinsdale, Ill., was buried at Two Rivers yesterday.
Miss Scott left Two Rivers twenty-five years ago with her family
for Chicago. The body was accompanied to Two Rivers by sisters of
the decedent, Cora and Ella and by Dr. and Mrs. Scott.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, May 16, 1917, Page 3
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AGNES SCOTT
The body of Miss Agnes Scott was brought to this city from Chicago for
burial Monday afternoon. The corpse was on the afternoon train at 4:26
and was taken direct to the cemetery where after a short service, Rev.
Grey officiating, the remains were laid to rest. The Scott family
formerly lived here having been residents of the Southside. Deceased was
born in this city 55 years ago. She taught in the city schools and
resided here until the family left in the 80's. The flag on the city
school was lowered to half mast in her honor the day of the funeral. Two
sisters survive, Miss Cora and Mrs. Ernst Scott of Hinsdale, Ill. The
Scott family settled in Two Rivers before the Civil War.
The Reporter, Fri., May 18, 1917
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AGNES SCOTT
The body of Miss Mary Agnes Scott, former resident of Two Rivers,
who died at Hinsdale, Ill., was buried at Two Rivers yesterday.
Miss Scott left Two Rivers twenty-five years ago with her family
for Chicago. The body was accompanied to Two Rivers by sisters of
the decedent, Cora and Ella and by Dr. and Mrs. Scott.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, May 16, 1917, Page 3
~~~~~~~~~~
AGNES SCOTT
The body of Miss Agnes Scott was brought to this city from Chicago for
burial Monday afternoon. The corpse was on the afternoon train at 4:26
and was taken direct to the cemetery where after a short service, Rev.
Grey officiating, the remains were laid to rest. The Scott family
formerly lived here having been residents of the Southside. Deceased was
born in this city 55 years ago. She taught in the city schools and
resided here until the family left in the 80's. The flag on the city
school was lowered to half mast in her honor the day of the funeral. Two
sisters survive, Miss Cora and Mrs. Ernst Scott of Hinsdale, Ill. The
Scott family settled in Two Rivers before the Civil War.
The Reporter, Fri., May 18, 1917
Records show Agnes Mary. Obit shows Mary Agnes
~~~~~~~~~~~~
AGNES SCOTT
The body of Miss Mary Agnes Scott, former resident of Two Rivers,
who died at Hinsdale, Ill., was buried at Two Rivers yesterday.
Miss Scott left Two Rivers twenty-five years ago with her family
for Chicago. The body was accompanied to Two Rivers by sisters of
the decedent, Cora and Ella and by Dr. and Mrs. Scott.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, May 16, 1917, Page 3
~~~~~~~~~~
AGNES SCOTT
The body of Miss Agnes Scott was brought to this city from Chicago for
burial Monday afternoon. The corpse was on the afternoon train at 4:26
and was taken direct to the cemetery where after a short service, Rev.
Grey officiating, the remains were laid to rest. The Scott family
formerly lived here having been residents of the Southside. Deceased was
born in this city 55 years ago. She taught in the city schools and
resided here until the family left in the 80's. The flag on the city
school was lowered to half mast in her honor the day of the funeral. Two
sisters survive, Miss Cora and Mrs. Ernst Scott of Hinsdale, Ill. The
Scott family settled in Two Rivers before the Civil War.
The Reporter, Fri., May 18, 1917
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AGNES SCOTT
The body of Miss Mary Agnes Scott, former resident of Two Rivers,
who died at Hinsdale, Ill., was buried at Two Rivers yesterday.
Miss Scott left Two Rivers twenty-five years ago with her family
for Chicago. The body was accompanied to Two Rivers by sisters of
the decedent, Cora and Ella and by Dr. and Mrs. Scott.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, May 16, 1917, Page 3
~~~~~~~~~~
AGNES SCOTT
The body of Miss Agnes Scott was brought to this city from Chicago for
burial Monday afternoon. The corpse was on the afternoon train at 4:26
and was taken direct to the cemetery where after a short service, Rev.
Grey officiating, the remains were laid to rest. The Scott family
formerly lived here having been residents of the Southside. Deceased was
born in this city 55 years ago. She taught in the city schools and
resided here until the family left in the 80's. The flag on the city
school was lowered to half mast in her honor the day of the funeral. Two
sisters survive, Miss Cora and Mrs. Ernst Scott of Hinsdale, Ill. The
Scott family settled in Two Rivers before the Civil War.
The Reporter, Fri., May 18, 1917
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