She was lost in the woods on twelve Mile Creek, and was not found until after 18 hours search. She thus become somewhat prominent, especially in the immediate neighborhood, in which she lived and had many friends - more than usual for a child of her age.
She was lost in the woods on twelve Mile Creek, and was not found until after 18 hours search. She thus become somewhat prominent, especially in the immediate neighborhood, in which she lived and had many friends - more than usual for a child of her age.
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Died - On Sept. 21, 1875, (of Scarlet Fever), Lydia, daughter of G. and C. T. Jaqua, aged 7 years, 6 months and 5 days.
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