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LEE CO. CEMETERIES
OBITUARIES
Cemeteries Unknown at this time
DIED
MR.GEORGE W. MCGUGIN
Valley Whig and Keokuk Register
Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa USA
Volume IV, No. 7
July 11, 1850 Thursday
Last night (July 8th,) after an illness fo
several
days, Mr. GEORGE W. MCGUGIN, of this city.
It is with peculiarly mournful feelings, which will be felt by all who new Mr. McGugin,
that we make the
annoucent above. Settled in
our place but a few months, that time had
sufficed to
identify him amoung us, as a faithful and
enterprising business man, and a warm hearted and public spirited
citizen. His
determination was to make this section of country his place of business
and his
home,
and his kind and generous nature, and frank sociability of manner had
won for
him the esteem of every one, and gather around
him a circle of warm friends who will feel a pang in the Providence
which has
thus suddenly taken him from among us. To the afflicted relatives
of the
deceased, we tender our heartfelt sympathies.
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Vally Whig and Keokuk Register
Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa USA
Volume IV, No. 8
July 18, 1850
DIED
MRS. ELIZABETH LITTLER
On Tuesday evening, the 16th, Mrs. ELIZABETH LITTLER,
wife of Henry Littler, Merchant of this place.
Mrs. L. leaves a husband and a family of young
children to deplore their loss.
DIED
MRS. JAMES D. McGUGIN
In this city, of cholera, on Friday last, Mrs. James D. McGugin.
DIED
JAMES D. McGUGIN
On Sunday last, in this city, of cholera,
James D. McGugin.
Compiled and Contributed by
Renee Carr
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Charleston Chippings
July 13. On last Monday at the residence of Michael Morrissey occurred
the death of Mrs. Cooper, daughter of Mrs. Morrissey. The funeral took
place from the Sacred Heart Church at Fort Madison. (14 July 1897)
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