Margaret McGuan White is the sister of Mary A McGuan Smith.
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Mrs.Margaret White was born in Wigan, Lancashire, England, Aug. 26, 1858, and died May 11, 1912, at the St. Joseph hospital, Omaha, Nebr., after an illness of three weeks. She was operated on for galls stones a week prior to her death.
The deceased leaves to morn her death four daughters and five sons and one sister, Mary A. Smith of this city, --Mrs. M. Christensen and Miss Helen of this city, Miss Margaret and Catherine of Sheridan, Wyo., William E. of Crookston, Francis, John, Leo and Thomas at home. All were prsent during her burial.
She was a good and loving mother and sister, a good and faithful neighbor, loved by all who knew her.
The remains were laid to rest in the Crookston cemetery May 13, 1912, beside her husband. The funeral services were held in the Catholic church of this city, Rev. Father Blaere offciating.
Margaret McGuan was united in marriage to Bartholomew White Nov. 13, 1979, at Rock Island, Ill. To this union was born 14 children. Five children are dead and nine are living.
TO OUR MOTHER:
The silver cord is snapped asunder
And one life is done;
Gone to dwell with God, the Father,
And wear the crown that she has won.
Weep not children, weep not sister,
Though we'll miss her day by da;
She is free from pain and sorrow
In that brighter land always.
Though one chair is vacant and can never be refilled,
Let us strive to do our duty and gain a home in Heaven.
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Mrs.Margaret White was born in Wigan, Lancashire, England, Aug. 26, 1858, and died May 11, 1912, at the St. Joseph hospital, Omaha, Nebr., after an illness of three weeks. She was operated on for galls stones a week prior to her death.
The deceased leaves to morn her death four daughters and five sons and one sister, Mary A. Smith of this city, --Mrs. M. Christensen and Miss Helen of this city, Miss Margaret and Catherine of Sheridan, Wyo., William E. of Crookston, Francis, John, Leo and Thomas at home. All were prsent during her burial.
She was a good and loving mother and sister, a good and faithful neighbor, loved by all who knew her.
The remains were laid to rest in the Crookston cemetery May 13, 1912, beside her husband. The funeral services were held in the Catholic church of this city, Rev. Father Blaere offciating.
Margaret McGuan was united in marriage to Bartholomew White Nov. 13, 1979, at Rock Island, Ill. To this union was born 14 children. Five children are dead and nine are living.
TO OUR MOTHER:
The silver cord is snapped asunder
And one life is done;
Gone to dwell with God, the Father,
And wear the crown that she has won.
Weep not children, weep not sister,
Though we'll miss her day by da;
She is free from pain and sorrow
In that brighter land always.
Though one chair is vacant and can never be refilled,
Let us strive to do our duty and gain a home in Heaven.
Margaret McGuan White is the sister of Mary A McGuan Smith.
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Mrs.Margaret White was born in Wigan, Lancashire, England, Aug. 26, 1858, and died May 11, 1912, at the St. Joseph hospital, Omaha, Nebr., after an illness of three weeks. She was operated on for galls stones a week prior to her death.
The deceased leaves to morn her death four daughters and five sons and one sister, Mary A. Smith of this city, --Mrs. M. Christensen and Miss Helen of this city, Miss Margaret and Catherine of Sheridan, Wyo., William E. of Crookston, Francis, John, Leo and Thomas at home. All were prsent during her burial.
She was a good and loving mother and sister, a good and faithful neighbor, loved by all who knew her.
The remains were laid to rest in the Crookston cemetery May 13, 1912, beside her husband. The funeral services were held in the Catholic church of this city, Rev. Father Blaere offciating.
Margaret McGuan was united in marriage to Bartholomew White Nov. 13, 1979, at Rock Island, Ill. To this union was born 14 children. Five children are dead and nine are living.
TO OUR MOTHER:
The silver cord is snapped asunder
And one life is done;
Gone to dwell with God, the Father,
And wear the crown that she has won.
Weep not children, weep not sister,
Though we'll miss her day by da;
She is free from pain and sorrow
In that brighter land always.
Though one chair is vacant and can never be refilled,
Let us strive to do our duty and gain a home in Heaven.
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Mrs.Margaret White was born in Wigan, Lancashire, England, Aug. 26, 1858, and died May 11, 1912, at the St. Joseph hospital, Omaha, Nebr., after an illness of three weeks. She was operated on for galls stones a week prior to her death.
The deceased leaves to morn her death four daughters and five sons and one sister, Mary A. Smith of this city, --Mrs. M. Christensen and Miss Helen of this city, Miss Margaret and Catherine of Sheridan, Wyo., William E. of Crookston, Francis, John, Leo and Thomas at home. All were prsent during her burial.
She was a good and loving mother and sister, a good and faithful neighbor, loved by all who knew her.
The remains were laid to rest in the Crookston cemetery May 13, 1912, beside her husband. The funeral services were held in the Catholic church of this city, Rev. Father Blaere offciating.
Margaret McGuan was united in marriage to Bartholomew White Nov. 13, 1979, at Rock Island, Ill. To this union was born 14 children. Five children are dead and nine are living.
TO OUR MOTHER:
The silver cord is snapped asunder
And one life is done;
Gone to dwell with God, the Father,
And wear the crown that she has won.
Weep not children, weep not sister,
Though we'll miss her day by da;
She is free from pain and sorrow
In that brighter land always.
Though one chair is vacant and can never be refilled,
Let us strive to do our duty and gain a home in Heaven.
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