A resident of Ludington for ten years.
Wife of William Agar, to whom she has been married for 16 years. They were married Jan. 16, 1886.
Mrs. Agar leaves a husband and five children, the oldest being 13 at the time of her death and the younest, a baby boy of two weeks.
She also leaves two sisters and a brother in this county, and a brother and sister in N. Dakota.
She died two days before her 34th birthday.
Wife of William Agar, to whom she has been married for 16 years. They were married Jan. 16, 1886.
Mrs. Agar leaves a husband and five children, the oldest being 13 at the time of her death and the younest, a baby boy of two weeks.
She also leaves two sisters and a brother in this county, and a brother and sister in N. Dakota.
She died two days before her 34th birthday.
A resident of Ludington for ten years.
Wife of William Agar, to whom she has been married for 16 years. They were married Jan. 16, 1886.
Mrs. Agar leaves a husband and five children, the oldest being 13 at the time of her death and the younest, a baby boy of two weeks.
She also leaves two sisters and a brother in this county, and a brother and sister in N. Dakota.
She died two days before her 34th birthday.
Wife of William Agar, to whom she has been married for 16 years. They were married Jan. 16, 1886.
Mrs. Agar leaves a husband and five children, the oldest being 13 at the time of her death and the younest, a baby boy of two weeks.
She also leaves two sisters and a brother in this county, and a brother and sister in N. Dakota.
She died two days before her 34th birthday.
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Died of Puerperal Fever (complication of Childbirth)
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