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JOHN C. AGAR
Funeral Held at Baptist Church
Sunday Morning.
Birth: 1845 Death: 1915
The funeral services of John C. Agar, who died Thursday, were held at the Baptist church Sunday morning at 10:30 and interment was made in Elkland cemetery. The funeral text was taken from Revelations, 15:12, at the special request of the deceased some months ago.
John C. Agar was born in Yorkshire, England, December 16, 1845, coming with his parents to Canada in 1852. He was married to Miss Agnes Vyse in 1875 and nine years later they
came to Michigan where they settled on a farm in Evergreen township, Sanilac County. Here their family of seven children was reared and they made their home until two years ago when Mr. and Mrs. Agar moved to Case City.
Mr. Agar has been in ill health for several month's and has realized that death was near for some time. Besides his wife he is survived by four sons, Charles J., and Wilson V., of Flint, John T., of Owendale and David J., of Clarksville, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles Phillips of Palasade, Minnesota and Mrs. Francis Kennedy of Veteran, Alberta. One daughter, Rachel, preceded the father in death.
John C. AGAR married Agnes VYSE, at Rodney, Aldborough Township, Elgin County, Ontario, CANADA. per Phil Wilson
JOHN C. AGAR
Funeral Held at Baptist Church
Sunday Morning.
Birth: 1845 Death: 1915
The funeral services of John C. Agar, who died Thursday, were held at the Baptist church Sunday morning at 10:30 and interment was made in Elkland cemetery. The funeral text was taken from Revelations, 15:12, at the special request of the deceased some months ago.
John C. Agar was born in Yorkshire, England, December 16, 1845, coming with his parents to Canada in 1852. He was married to Miss Agnes Vyse in 1875 and nine years later they
came to Michigan where they settled on a farm in Evergreen township, Sanilac County. Here their family of seven children was reared and they made their home until two years ago when Mr. and Mrs. Agar moved to Case City.
Mr. Agar has been in ill health for several month's and has realized that death was near for some time. Besides his wife he is survived by four sons, Charles J., and Wilson V., of Flint, John T., of Owendale and David J., of Clarksville, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles Phillips of Palasade, Minnesota and Mrs. Francis Kennedy of Veteran, Alberta. One daughter, Rachel, preceded the father in death.
John C. AGAR married Agnes VYSE, at Rodney, Aldborough Township, Elgin County, Ontario, CANADA. per Phil Wilson
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JOHN C. AGAR
Funeral Held at Baptist Church
Sunday Morning.
Birth: 1845 Death: 1915
The funeral services of John C. Agar, who died Thursday, were held at the Baptist church Sunday morning at 10:30 and interment was made in Elkland cemetery. The funeral text was taken from Revelations, 15:12, at the special request of the deceased some months ago.
John C. Agar was born in Yorkshire, England, December 16, 1845, coming with his parents to Canada in 1852. He was married to Miss Agnes Vyse in 1875 and nine years later they
came to Michigan where they settled on a farm in Evergreen township, Sanilac County. Here their family of seven children was reared and they made their home until two years ago when Mr. and Mrs. Agar moved to Case City.
Mr. Agar has been in ill health for several month's and has realized that death was near for some time. Besides his wife he is survived by four sons, Charles J., and Wilson V., of Flint, John T., of Owendale and David J., of Clarksville, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles Phillips of Palasade, Minnesota and Mrs. Francis Kennedy of Veteran, Alberta. One daughter, Rachel, preceded the father in death.
John C. AGAR married Agnes VYSE, at Rodney, Aldborough Township, Elgin County, Ontario, CANADA. per Phil Wilson
JOHN C. AGAR
Funeral Held at Baptist Church
Sunday Morning.
Birth: 1845 Death: 1915
The funeral services of John C. Agar, who died Thursday, were held at the Baptist church Sunday morning at 10:30 and interment was made in Elkland cemetery. The funeral text was taken from Revelations, 15:12, at the special request of the deceased some months ago.
John C. Agar was born in Yorkshire, England, December 16, 1845, coming with his parents to Canada in 1852. He was married to Miss Agnes Vyse in 1875 and nine years later they
came to Michigan where they settled on a farm in Evergreen township, Sanilac County. Here their family of seven children was reared and they made their home until two years ago when Mr. and Mrs. Agar moved to Case City.
Mr. Agar has been in ill health for several month's and has realized that death was near for some time. Besides his wife he is survived by four sons, Charles J., and Wilson V., of Flint, John T., of Owendale and David J., of Clarksville, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles Phillips of Palasade, Minnesota and Mrs. Francis Kennedy of Veteran, Alberta. One daughter, Rachel, preceded the father in death.
John C. AGAR married Agnes VYSE, at Rodney, Aldborough Township, Elgin County, Ontario, CANADA. per Phil Wilson
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