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The Ludington Record
VOL. XV. OLD SERIES, NO. 39
Thursday, June 1, 1882

        MARY, the wife of RICHARD HATFIELD, died at
     her home in Pere Marquette township last Monday
     morning and was buried on Tuesday afternoon.
     MRS. HATFIELD was a sister to MRS. SEWELL MOULTON
     and daughter of BURR CASWELL, who now keeps the
     lighthouse at Point Sauble.  The deceased lady
     came to Mason county with her parents about 40
     years ago and was consequently one of the oldest
     settlers.  Her age was 46.  She was buried beside
     nine of her children leaving five with her hus-
     band to mourn her loss.  The family is generally
     known throughout the county and much sympathy is
     expressed for them in their affliction.
     
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