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[Death notices abstracted from local newspapers]

THE LUDINGTON RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Thursday, April 21, 1881
VOL. XIV.  OLD SERIES, NO. 33
VOL. I  NEW SERIES, NO. 48

Mrs. PETERSON, a native of Sweedon, died at her son FRANK'S 
residence, last Tuesday morning.

Mr. KANE, an old gentleman about 65 years old, died at the residence
of his niece, of inflammation of the lungs.  The funeral took place
yesterday.

[from an article about the diphtheria outbreak]
  The family of D. WHALEN, in Amber have suffered under its afflictive
hand having lost one child during a week past.  Mrs. WHALEN and 
another child are sick.
  THOS. McKEON, of the Fourth ward, lost a little girl, about six years
of age, last Thursday evening.  She was a strong, healthy child and
leaves a sad void in the family circle.  Two other are, it is hoped,
slowly recovering.
  Little BIRDIE HUDSON, who we announced last week as recovering,
died last Monday night.  She was a few days less than ten years old.
Her going leaves a home most desolate.


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