Thursday February 9, 1905 The family of Jochin[sic] Ingwersen, living a short distance west of Clinton, is terribly stricken with black diphtheria. A few days ago Mrs. Ingwersen died of the disease and during the night a 5-year-old child passed away.
Seven other children are ill, the condition of some being extremely critical.
The place has been quarantined by the county officials and an investigation will be made as to the cause of the disease.
Thursday February 9, 1905 The family of Jochin[sic] Ingwersen, living a short distance west of Clinton, is terribly stricken with black diphtheria. A few days ago Mrs. Ingwersen died of the disease and during the night a 5-year-old child passed away.
Seven other children are ill, the condition of some being extremely critical.
The place has been quarantined by the county officials and an investigation will be made as to the cause of the disease.
Family Members
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Nicholas Ingwersen
1884–1963
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Helma Henrietta Ingwersen
1885–1947
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John T. Ingwersen
1886–1973
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Anna D Ingwersen Greve
1888–1956
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Bernard Peter Ingwersen
1889–1950
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Alvena Louise Ingwersen
1891–1959
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Lorena K. Ingwersen Johnson
1893–1954
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Irene Ingwersen McGuire
1894–1948
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Clara M. Ingwersen Huebner
1896–1968
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Arthur Ingwersen
1899–1905
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Mathilda Lucille Ingersen Krogman
1902–1984
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