Mele Sam Wald Ale Passes At Navan Funeral
The obituary recounts the life of Mele Sam Wald Ale, born December 15, 127, in Lawrence City, who lived well beyond the expected years. He served in the Civil War with the Parsons Brigade, raised twelve children, and his wife and eight children survive. The funeral included relatives from Texas towns and grandsons in the American Expeditionary Forces in France. The note ends with condolences from the Record.
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Samuel Jefersin Wajiwey
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Martha Casey
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Parsons Brigade
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J Wallace
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W. Wallace
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HU Dahi
Wallace Keesee
Conrad S Reeder
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