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Fort Dodge Messenger, Fort Dodge, IA
Wednesday, February 18, 1914
Page 5
MRS. LENORA FITZGERALD CALLED BY DEATH
A complication of diseases with which she has been suffering for the last three months, caused the death at 5:00 a. m. today of Mrs. Lenora Fitzgerald, 322 Dewitt street. Mrs. Fitzgerald was forty five years old.
Born in Woodstock, Illinois, Lenora Coyne lived there until fourteen years old, when she removed to Chicago. After several years residence in Chicago, she came to this city shortly after her marriage to R. E. Fitzgerald, who preceded her in death several years. After living in Fort Dodge for six years, Mrs. Fitzgerald, returned to Chicago. She lived there until three months ago when she came to Fort Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Coyne, her parents, live in Fort Dodge. Four sisters are living. They are Mrs. Edward Johnson of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. A. W. Hiltabidel of Chicago, Mrs. F. E. Tour and Mrs. M. W. (Sarah) Francis of Fort Dodge, John and Leo Coyne, of this city, are brothers of the deceased woman
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Fort Dodge Messenger, Fort Dodge, IA
Wednesday, February 18, 1914
Page 5
MRS. LENORA FITZGERALD CALLED BY DEATH
A complication of diseases with which she has been suffering for the last three months, caused the death at 5:00 a. m. today of Mrs. Lenora Fitzgerald, 322 Dewitt street. Mrs. Fitzgerald was forty five years old.
Born in Woodstock, Illinois, Lenora Coyne lived there until fourteen years old, when she removed to Chicago. After several years residence in Chicago, she came to this city shortly after her marriage to R. E. Fitzgerald, who preceded her in death several years. After living in Fort Dodge for six years, Mrs. Fitzgerald, returned to Chicago. She lived there until three months ago when she came to Fort Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Coyne, her parents, live in Fort Dodge. Four sisters are living. They are Mrs. Edward Johnson of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. A. W. Hiltabidel of Chicago, Mrs. F. E. Tour and Mrs. M. W. (Sarah) Francis of Fort Dodge, John and Leo Coyne, of this city, are brothers of the deceased woman
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Fort Dodge Messenger, Fort Dodge, IA
Wednesday, February 18, 1914
Page 5
MRS. LENORA FITZGERALD CALLED BY DEATH
A complication of diseases with which she has been suffering for the last three months, caused the death at 5:00 a. m. today of Mrs. Lenora Fitzgerald, 322 Dewitt street. Mrs. Fitzgerald was forty five years old.
Born in Woodstock, Illinois, Lenora Coyne lived there until fourteen years old, when she removed to Chicago. After several years residence in Chicago, she came to this city shortly after her marriage to R. E. Fitzgerald, who preceded her in death several years. After living in Fort Dodge for six years, Mrs. Fitzgerald, returned to Chicago. She lived there until three months ago when she came to Fort Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Coyne, her parents, live in Fort Dodge. Four sisters are living. They are Mrs. Edward Johnson of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. A. W. Hiltabidel of Chicago, Mrs. F. E. Tour and Mrs. M. W. (Sarah) Francis of Fort Dodge, John and Leo Coyne, of this city, are brothers of the deceased woman
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Fort Dodge Messenger, Fort Dodge, IA
Wednesday, February 18, 1914
Page 5
MRS. LENORA FITZGERALD CALLED BY DEATH
A complication of diseases with which she has been suffering for the last three months, caused the death at 5:00 a. m. today of Mrs. Lenora Fitzgerald, 322 Dewitt street. Mrs. Fitzgerald was forty five years old.
Born in Woodstock, Illinois, Lenora Coyne lived there until fourteen years old, when she removed to Chicago. After several years residence in Chicago, she came to this city shortly after her marriage to R. E. Fitzgerald, who preceded her in death several years. After living in Fort Dodge for six years, Mrs. Fitzgerald, returned to Chicago. She lived there until three months ago when she came to Fort Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Coyne, her parents, live in Fort Dodge. Four sisters are living. They are Mrs. Edward Johnson of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. A. W. Hiltabidel of Chicago, Mrs. F. E. Tour and Mrs. M. W. (Sarah) Francis of Fort Dodge, John and Leo Coyne, of this city, are brothers of the deceased woman
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