Per Minnesota death index, death is listed as June 22, 1931. Headstone and application for military headstone states 1930 is year of death. Birth is listed as either 1853 or 1854 depending on what census you are looking at.
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An old man fell on the sidewalk in front of Dahlem's grocery store on Wednesday afternoon, in a fit of epilepsy. Officer Carr who happened to be standing near, went to his assistance and Dr. Du Bois was summoned and had him carried to the city lockup. On his person were found a set of discharge and pension papers which identified him as Henry McCue, a private in Co. E, of the Second United States Cavalry. With the papers was a leaf torn from a small blank book upon which was written: "Henry Mc Cue, of Princeton, Minn., is subject to fits. Look out for him. Has been in the Fergus Falls Insane Asylum. Had a sun stroke in the army." It was a long time before he recovered-consciousness, when he was taken to a hotel for the night Sauk Centre Herald.
Princeton UNION August 24, 1899
(Information provided by member #46806026)
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Henry McCue, a veteran of the Indian Wars, passed June 22, 1931. Born March 1, 1853 in Messinma, NY. Married Delia Peterson Jan 24, 1883, in Canton, NY. Moved to Appleton, then to Princeton in 1893.
Funeral at Princeton Methodist Church, Rev. Justus Parish. Freemont Woodcock Legion providing Military rites.
Survived by wife, one son Harry, Princeton, one daughter Mrs Edward Praxl, Princeton.
For complete obit see Princeton UNION June 25, 1931.
(Information provided by member #46806026)
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An old man fell on the sidewalk in front of Dahlem's grocery store on Wednesday afternoon, in a fit of epilepsy. Officer Carr who happened to be standing near, went to his assistance and Dr. Du Bois was summoned and had him carried to the city lockup. On his person were found a set of discharge and pension papers which identified him as Henry McCue, a private in Co. E, of the Second United States Cavalry. With the papers was a leaf torn from a small blank book upon which was written: "Henry Mc Cue, of Princeton, Minn., is subject to fits. Look out for him. Has been in the Fergus Falls Insane Asylum. Had a sun stroke in the army." It was a long time before he recovered-consciousness, when he was taken to a hotel for the night Sauk Centre Herald.
Princeton UNION August 24, 1899
(Information provided by member #46806026)
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Henry McCue, a veteran of the Indian Wars, passed June 22, 1931. Born March 1, 1853 in Messinma, NY. Married Delia Peterson Jan 24, 1883, in Canton, NY. Moved to Appleton, then to Princeton in 1893.
Funeral at Princeton Methodist Church, Rev. Justus Parish. Freemont Woodcock Legion providing Military rites.
Survived by wife, one son Harry, Princeton, one daughter Mrs Edward Praxl, Princeton.
For complete obit see Princeton UNION June 25, 1931.
(Information provided by member #46806026)
Per Minnesota death index, death is listed as June 22, 1931. Headstone and application for military headstone states 1930 is year of death. Birth is listed as either 1853 or 1854 depending on what census you are looking at.
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An old man fell on the sidewalk in front of Dahlem's grocery store on Wednesday afternoon, in a fit of epilepsy. Officer Carr who happened to be standing near, went to his assistance and Dr. Du Bois was summoned and had him carried to the city lockup. On his person were found a set of discharge and pension papers which identified him as Henry McCue, a private in Co. E, of the Second United States Cavalry. With the papers was a leaf torn from a small blank book upon which was written: "Henry Mc Cue, of Princeton, Minn., is subject to fits. Look out for him. Has been in the Fergus Falls Insane Asylum. Had a sun stroke in the army." It was a long time before he recovered-consciousness, when he was taken to a hotel for the night Sauk Centre Herald.
Princeton UNION August 24, 1899
(Information provided by member #46806026)
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Henry McCue, a veteran of the Indian Wars, passed June 22, 1931. Born March 1, 1853 in Messinma, NY. Married Delia Peterson Jan 24, 1883, in Canton, NY. Moved to Appleton, then to Princeton in 1893.
Funeral at Princeton Methodist Church, Rev. Justus Parish. Freemont Woodcock Legion providing Military rites.
Survived by wife, one son Harry, Princeton, one daughter Mrs Edward Praxl, Princeton.
For complete obit see Princeton UNION June 25, 1931.
(Information provided by member #46806026)
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An old man fell on the sidewalk in front of Dahlem's grocery store on Wednesday afternoon, in a fit of epilepsy. Officer Carr who happened to be standing near, went to his assistance and Dr. Du Bois was summoned and had him carried to the city lockup. On his person were found a set of discharge and pension papers which identified him as Henry McCue, a private in Co. E, of the Second United States Cavalry. With the papers was a leaf torn from a small blank book upon which was written: "Henry Mc Cue, of Princeton, Minn., is subject to fits. Look out for him. Has been in the Fergus Falls Insane Asylum. Had a sun stroke in the army." It was a long time before he recovered-consciousness, when he was taken to a hotel for the night Sauk Centre Herald.
Princeton UNION August 24, 1899
(Information provided by member #46806026)
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Henry McCue, a veteran of the Indian Wars, passed June 22, 1931. Born March 1, 1853 in Messinma, NY. Married Delia Peterson Jan 24, 1883, in Canton, NY. Moved to Appleton, then to Princeton in 1893.
Funeral at Princeton Methodist Church, Rev. Justus Parish. Freemont Woodcock Legion providing Military rites.
Survived by wife, one son Harry, Princeton, one daughter Mrs Edward Praxl, Princeton.
For complete obit see Princeton UNION June 25, 1931.
(Information provided by member #46806026)
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