Husband of Luella Sanford McCuaig.
This is his marriage announcement:
Marriage Don McCuaig
February 16, 1893 Princeton Union
Married, Tuesday by the Rev. J
Bouck, at the residence of the bride's
parents (error, it is the groom's parents,) Mr. Donald McCuaig, of
the North Star, and Miss
Luella Sanford. Mr. McCuaig is a
thorough going young man, and highly
respected by all. His bride is a modest
lady of good education, and good common
sense, to go with it. May joy be
their lot all through life.
--------------------------------
The Bemidji Daily Pioneer August 25, 1909 Obituary:
Note: they call him John in the obit. His name was Don/sometimes called Dan in articles. His father, Donald, had a brother named John so maybe the newspaper got mixed up.
---------------------------------
Brother of William McCuaig Dead.
Word was received in this city today that John McCuaig, a brother of William McCuaig, of this city, had died at Milaca, Minn., this morning.
The death of John McCuaig is not unexpected, as he had been an invalid for several years. The deceased has traveled over all parts of the western country, in the hope of benefiting his health, but without avail, finally returning to the old home at Milaca to pass the remaining days in quiet, among friends and relatives.
The Pioneer is not informed of the age of John McCuaig, but as we understand it, he was a comparatively young man; and his untimely taking off is a keen sorrow to friends and relatives.
William McCuaig and his family have been at Milaca for several days awaiting the final summons of John to the other shore.
John McCuaig was a patient sufferer, and he endured his failing strength without a murmur. The end was as peaceful as the close of a beautiful summer day, when daylight fades into night with increasing loveliness.
---------------------------------
Another bio given to me by FindAGrave member wendz (thank you!)from what I think is the Princeton Union below. [Please note, for some reason the Princeton Union on most articles about the McCuaigs called Donald John, Dan.
----------------------------------]
Death of Dan McCuaig
Dan McCuaig, Jr., died at the res
idence of his parents in Milaca yes
terday morning. He had been ill with
consumption for several years and
his demise was not unexpected. Some
time ago he went to Arizona hoping
that the climate there would benefit
him. This spring he returned to Min
nesota in a very enfeebled condition.
Deceased was 41 years of age and was
born in this county. He was held in
high esteem by all who knew him and
his death is sincerely regretted. He
is survived by a wife and two children.
The remains will be interred in Oak
Knoll cemetery in this village to
morrow.
_______________________________________
And another obit from the Princeton Union (thanks to Judy Howard for this information.)
________________________________
Princeton UNION 9/2/1909
Interred In Oak Knoll Cemetery
A large delegation of relatives and
friends of the family came down from
Milaca on the morning train Friday
with the remains of Dan McCuaig.
Carriages were in waiting at the depot
to convey the pall-bearers, leading
citizens of our sister village, and the
mourners to Oak Knoll cemetery.
There were also numerous Princeton
and Greenbush friends of the family
present. The services at the cemetery
were brief. Dan McCuaig made a
brave but unavailing struggle for life
and now he is at rest—his suffering is
ended. It is for the best.
-------------------------
He must have been a kind and well-liked gentleman.
This is his marriage announcement:
Marriage Don McCuaig
February 16, 1893 Princeton Union
Married, Tuesday by the Rev. J
Bouck, at the residence of the bride's
parents (error, it is the groom's parents,) Mr. Donald McCuaig, of
the North Star, and Miss
Luella Sanford. Mr. McCuaig is a
thorough going young man, and highly
respected by all. His bride is a modest
lady of good education, and good common
sense, to go with it. May joy be
their lot all through life.
--------------------------------
The Bemidji Daily Pioneer August 25, 1909 Obituary:
Note: they call him John in the obit. His name was Don/sometimes called Dan in articles. His father, Donald, had a brother named John so maybe the newspaper got mixed up.
---------------------------------
Brother of William McCuaig Dead.
Word was received in this city today that John McCuaig, a brother of William McCuaig, of this city, had died at Milaca, Minn., this morning.
The death of John McCuaig is not unexpected, as he had been an invalid for several years. The deceased has traveled over all parts of the western country, in the hope of benefiting his health, but without avail, finally returning to the old home at Milaca to pass the remaining days in quiet, among friends and relatives.
The Pioneer is not informed of the age of John McCuaig, but as we understand it, he was a comparatively young man; and his untimely taking off is a keen sorrow to friends and relatives.
William McCuaig and his family have been at Milaca for several days awaiting the final summons of John to the other shore.
John McCuaig was a patient sufferer, and he endured his failing strength without a murmur. The end was as peaceful as the close of a beautiful summer day, when daylight fades into night with increasing loveliness.
---------------------------------
Another bio given to me by FindAGrave member wendz (thank you!)from what I think is the Princeton Union below. [Please note, for some reason the Princeton Union on most articles about the McCuaigs called Donald John, Dan.
----------------------------------]
Death of Dan McCuaig
Dan McCuaig, Jr., died at the res
idence of his parents in Milaca yes
terday morning. He had been ill with
consumption for several years and
his demise was not unexpected. Some
time ago he went to Arizona hoping
that the climate there would benefit
him. This spring he returned to Min
nesota in a very enfeebled condition.
Deceased was 41 years of age and was
born in this county. He was held in
high esteem by all who knew him and
his death is sincerely regretted. He
is survived by a wife and two children.
The remains will be interred in Oak
Knoll cemetery in this village to
morrow.
_______________________________________
And another obit from the Princeton Union (thanks to Judy Howard for this information.)
________________________________
Princeton UNION 9/2/1909
Interred In Oak Knoll Cemetery
A large delegation of relatives and
friends of the family came down from
Milaca on the morning train Friday
with the remains of Dan McCuaig.
Carriages were in waiting at the depot
to convey the pall-bearers, leading
citizens of our sister village, and the
mourners to Oak Knoll cemetery.
There were also numerous Princeton
and Greenbush friends of the family
present. The services at the cemetery
were brief. Dan McCuaig made a
brave but unavailing struggle for life
and now he is at rest—his suffering is
ended. It is for the best.
-------------------------
He must have been a kind and well-liked gentleman.
Husband of Luella Sanford McCuaig.
This is his marriage announcement:
Marriage Don McCuaig
February 16, 1893 Princeton Union
Married, Tuesday by the Rev. J
Bouck, at the residence of the bride's
parents (error, it is the groom's parents,) Mr. Donald McCuaig, of
the North Star, and Miss
Luella Sanford. Mr. McCuaig is a
thorough going young man, and highly
respected by all. His bride is a modest
lady of good education, and good common
sense, to go with it. May joy be
their lot all through life.
--------------------------------
The Bemidji Daily Pioneer August 25, 1909 Obituary:
Note: they call him John in the obit. His name was Don/sometimes called Dan in articles. His father, Donald, had a brother named John so maybe the newspaper got mixed up.
---------------------------------
Brother of William McCuaig Dead.
Word was received in this city today that John McCuaig, a brother of William McCuaig, of this city, had died at Milaca, Minn., this morning.
The death of John McCuaig is not unexpected, as he had been an invalid for several years. The deceased has traveled over all parts of the western country, in the hope of benefiting his health, but without avail, finally returning to the old home at Milaca to pass the remaining days in quiet, among friends and relatives.
The Pioneer is not informed of the age of John McCuaig, but as we understand it, he was a comparatively young man; and his untimely taking off is a keen sorrow to friends and relatives.
William McCuaig and his family have been at Milaca for several days awaiting the final summons of John to the other shore.
John McCuaig was a patient sufferer, and he endured his failing strength without a murmur. The end was as peaceful as the close of a beautiful summer day, when daylight fades into night with increasing loveliness.
---------------------------------
Another bio given to me by FindAGrave member wendz (thank you!)from what I think is the Princeton Union below. [Please note, for some reason the Princeton Union on most articles about the McCuaigs called Donald John, Dan.
----------------------------------]
Death of Dan McCuaig
Dan McCuaig, Jr., died at the res
idence of his parents in Milaca yes
terday morning. He had been ill with
consumption for several years and
his demise was not unexpected. Some
time ago he went to Arizona hoping
that the climate there would benefit
him. This spring he returned to Min
nesota in a very enfeebled condition.
Deceased was 41 years of age and was
born in this county. He was held in
high esteem by all who knew him and
his death is sincerely regretted. He
is survived by a wife and two children.
The remains will be interred in Oak
Knoll cemetery in this village to
morrow.
_______________________________________
And another obit from the Princeton Union (thanks to Judy Howard for this information.)
________________________________
Princeton UNION 9/2/1909
Interred In Oak Knoll Cemetery
A large delegation of relatives and
friends of the family came down from
Milaca on the morning train Friday
with the remains of Dan McCuaig.
Carriages were in waiting at the depot
to convey the pall-bearers, leading
citizens of our sister village, and the
mourners to Oak Knoll cemetery.
There were also numerous Princeton
and Greenbush friends of the family
present. The services at the cemetery
were brief. Dan McCuaig made a
brave but unavailing struggle for life
and now he is at rest—his suffering is
ended. It is for the best.
-------------------------
He must have been a kind and well-liked gentleman.
This is his marriage announcement:
Marriage Don McCuaig
February 16, 1893 Princeton Union
Married, Tuesday by the Rev. J
Bouck, at the residence of the bride's
parents (error, it is the groom's parents,) Mr. Donald McCuaig, of
the North Star, and Miss
Luella Sanford. Mr. McCuaig is a
thorough going young man, and highly
respected by all. His bride is a modest
lady of good education, and good common
sense, to go with it. May joy be
their lot all through life.
--------------------------------
The Bemidji Daily Pioneer August 25, 1909 Obituary:
Note: they call him John in the obit. His name was Don/sometimes called Dan in articles. His father, Donald, had a brother named John so maybe the newspaper got mixed up.
---------------------------------
Brother of William McCuaig Dead.
Word was received in this city today that John McCuaig, a brother of William McCuaig, of this city, had died at Milaca, Minn., this morning.
The death of John McCuaig is not unexpected, as he had been an invalid for several years. The deceased has traveled over all parts of the western country, in the hope of benefiting his health, but without avail, finally returning to the old home at Milaca to pass the remaining days in quiet, among friends and relatives.
The Pioneer is not informed of the age of John McCuaig, but as we understand it, he was a comparatively young man; and his untimely taking off is a keen sorrow to friends and relatives.
William McCuaig and his family have been at Milaca for several days awaiting the final summons of John to the other shore.
John McCuaig was a patient sufferer, and he endured his failing strength without a murmur. The end was as peaceful as the close of a beautiful summer day, when daylight fades into night with increasing loveliness.
---------------------------------
Another bio given to me by FindAGrave member wendz (thank you!)from what I think is the Princeton Union below. [Please note, for some reason the Princeton Union on most articles about the McCuaigs called Donald John, Dan.
----------------------------------]
Death of Dan McCuaig
Dan McCuaig, Jr., died at the res
idence of his parents in Milaca yes
terday morning. He had been ill with
consumption for several years and
his demise was not unexpected. Some
time ago he went to Arizona hoping
that the climate there would benefit
him. This spring he returned to Min
nesota in a very enfeebled condition.
Deceased was 41 years of age and was
born in this county. He was held in
high esteem by all who knew him and
his death is sincerely regretted. He
is survived by a wife and two children.
The remains will be interred in Oak
Knoll cemetery in this village to
morrow.
_______________________________________
And another obit from the Princeton Union (thanks to Judy Howard for this information.)
________________________________
Princeton UNION 9/2/1909
Interred In Oak Knoll Cemetery
A large delegation of relatives and
friends of the family came down from
Milaca on the morning train Friday
with the remains of Dan McCuaig.
Carriages were in waiting at the depot
to convey the pall-bearers, leading
citizens of our sister village, and the
mourners to Oak Knoll cemetery.
There were also numerous Princeton
and Greenbush friends of the family
present. The services at the cemetery
were brief. Dan McCuaig made a
brave but unavailing struggle for life
and now he is at rest—his suffering is
ended. It is for the best.
-------------------------
He must have been a kind and well-liked gentleman.
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