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Died.—Mr. Byrou McQuigg, late of this city, died at the home of hit tiller, Mrs. Fuet*, of Belleville, Ills., on the 19th lust. Tho followiug uotices are clipped from the Belleville Advocate:Mr. W. B. McQuipg, of Hopkini-yllle, Ky., formerly conductor on tho Southeastern railway, tiled of consumption at tho residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Chns. Fuohr, in till* city,at 9:40 Wednesday morning, the 19th Inst.. He wet a member of the Knights of Honor at his home, and was buried with the houors of that order at Walnut Hill, on Thursday morning at 11 o’clock, under charge of Washington and Armenlus lodges of this city.The members of tho family of Mr. Chat. Fuess desire to tender their sincere thanks tor the fraternal kindness rendered at tho funeral our son and brother, W B. McQuigg, late of Hopkinsville, Ky., by Washington, 1180 and Armenius Lodge No. 582, Kulghts of Honor of thisvdty.H. D. McQuigg, Father.Martha McQuigg, Mother.T. D. McQuigg, Brother.Mrs. Dora Fuksb, Sister.Mr. McQuigg, was a member of the K. of II. Lodgo here and leaves a large circle of friends and acquaintances who will regret to lern of hip death.
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Hopkinsville South Kentuckian
Hopkinsville, Kentucky, US
Tue, Jan 25, 1881
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