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Family Obituaries, Through the Years...
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| Before reading any
further, accept the following statement: Journalism is an
imperfect profession. That said, ideally, obituaries in newspapers should tell you what
you want to know about a person: who they were, when they died, where they
died and from what. Sometimes they tell you less then you had hoped
to find, still other times they tell you more then you ever imaged.
Still, nothing beats a good obituary from the second half of the 19th Century for shear drama and high prose. Back then, people just didn't die, they were called upon by Death, claimed by Death, and enveloped as well as enrobed by itl. The following obituaries are copied verbatim from their respective papers. |
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Catherine Braucher Monnett 1814-1875 |
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Abraham Monnett 1811-1881 |
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Martha Ellen Monnett-Wright 1838-1925 |
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Oliver Monnett 1840-1906 | |
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John Thomas Monnett 1842-1910 |
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Elsie Monnett Malcolm 1844-1916 |
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Augustus
Eddy Monnett 1845-1917 |
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Mary
Jane Monnette Hull 1849-1906 |
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Madison Welsh Monnett 1851-1936 |
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Catherine LaVendee Monnett Ross 1858-1941 |
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| The Course of True Love Runs Tragic: |
Dimmie Monnett 1871-1891 |
DEATH TAKES SAXON KLING | George Monnette Kling, aka Saxon Kling 1891-1940 | |
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