Obituary
Bismarck Tribune
April 21, 1875 page 2 col 2
"Many of our readers will remember Mr. James H. Jacoby, who resided in Bismarck last season. The following notice of his death we find in the Winona Republican of March 19th.
James H. Jacoby, a former resident of Winona, died at the residence of his brother, in Rockford, Illinois, on the 17th inst., after an illness of only one week. The remains will be brought to Winona today, in care of Mr. Lysander Jacoby, the brother of the deceased, and buried in Woodlawn Cemetery by the side of Mr. Jacoby's wife, who died only a few months ago. Mr. J. H. Jacoby came to Winona in 1854 and resided here for several years, when he removed to Claremont. The death of his wife was a very severe affliction to him and weighed heavily upon his mind. Of a kind and generous disposition, he was much respected and esteemed by all who knew him. Another old pioneer of Winona has gone to his rest."
In US Census records, James Jacoby listed his birthplace as New York twice, and Canada twice.
Bismarck Tribune
April 21, 1875 page 2 col 2
"Many of our readers will remember Mr. James H. Jacoby, who resided in Bismarck last season. The following notice of his death we find in the Winona Republican of March 19th.
James H. Jacoby, a former resident of Winona, died at the residence of his brother, in Rockford, Illinois, on the 17th inst., after an illness of only one week. The remains will be brought to Winona today, in care of Mr. Lysander Jacoby, the brother of the deceased, and buried in Woodlawn Cemetery by the side of Mr. Jacoby's wife, who died only a few months ago. Mr. J. H. Jacoby came to Winona in 1854 and resided here for several years, when he removed to Claremont. The death of his wife was a very severe affliction to him and weighed heavily upon his mind. Of a kind and generous disposition, he was much respected and esteemed by all who knew him. Another old pioneer of Winona has gone to his rest."
In US Census records, James Jacoby listed his birthplace as New York twice, and Canada twice.
Obituary
Bismarck Tribune
April 21, 1875 page 2 col 2
"Many of our readers will remember Mr. James H. Jacoby, who resided in Bismarck last season. The following notice of his death we find in the Winona Republican of March 19th.
James H. Jacoby, a former resident of Winona, died at the residence of his brother, in Rockford, Illinois, on the 17th inst., after an illness of only one week. The remains will be brought to Winona today, in care of Mr. Lysander Jacoby, the brother of the deceased, and buried in Woodlawn Cemetery by the side of Mr. Jacoby's wife, who died only a few months ago. Mr. J. H. Jacoby came to Winona in 1854 and resided here for several years, when he removed to Claremont. The death of his wife was a very severe affliction to him and weighed heavily upon his mind. Of a kind and generous disposition, he was much respected and esteemed by all who knew him. Another old pioneer of Winona has gone to his rest."
In US Census records, James Jacoby listed his birthplace as New York twice, and Canada twice.
Bismarck Tribune
April 21, 1875 page 2 col 2
"Many of our readers will remember Mr. James H. Jacoby, who resided in Bismarck last season. The following notice of his death we find in the Winona Republican of March 19th.
James H. Jacoby, a former resident of Winona, died at the residence of his brother, in Rockford, Illinois, on the 17th inst., after an illness of only one week. The remains will be brought to Winona today, in care of Mr. Lysander Jacoby, the brother of the deceased, and buried in Woodlawn Cemetery by the side of Mr. Jacoby's wife, who died only a few months ago. Mr. J. H. Jacoby came to Winona in 1854 and resided here for several years, when he removed to Claremont. The death of his wife was a very severe affliction to him and weighed heavily upon his mind. Of a kind and generous disposition, he was much respected and esteemed by all who knew him. Another old pioneer of Winona has gone to his rest."
In US Census records, James Jacoby listed his birthplace as New York twice, and Canada twice.
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