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12 December 2010

Obituary of Alice Coogan

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(extracted from "Utica Sunday Tribune" [NY], 08 DEC 1901, 
PAGE 4):

MISS ALICE COOGAN

Whitesboro, Dec. 7 - Miss Alice Coogan, the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Coogan, died at the family [sic] Friday 
evening.  She had been ill but a week with typhoid fever.  Her
case was a serious one and the best of medical aid was given 
her.  Friday morning she appeared to be somewhat better, but
later in the day a change came for the worse and she gradually
grew weaker until the end came.

[photo; caption: "MISS ALICE COOGAN"]

The deceased was born and had always lived in this village.  She
was about 17 years of age.  She was educated in the High School
at thsi place.  She was a member of St. Paul's Church and Sunday
school, and of the Children of Mary sconnected with that parish.
She possessed a sweet disposition and was beloved by a large
circle of friends who will sincerely mourn her early death.  She
leaves her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Coogan, and five
brothers, John of Oxford and William, Lawrence, James and Frank,
and one sister, Miss Mary Coogan, of this place.

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(extracted from "Utica Sunday Journal" [NY], 08 DEC 1901, 
PAGE 18 ?):

COOGAN - Miss Alice Coogan died at her home on Westmoreland 
Hill, Whitesboro, Friday, December 6, aged about 17 years.  She
is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coogan, and five
brothers, John of Oxford, and William, Lawrence, James and
Frank, and one sister; Miss Mary Coogan of Whitesboro.

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