Celia M. Sears Hoagland, Death Notice- Nov. 9, 1889

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Celia M. Sears Hoagland, Death Notice
9 Nov 1889

Celia M., wife of Zephaniah C. Hoagland, died very suddenly at her home 186 Kimball Street, Nov. 4th, aged 64 years. Two weeks ago she had a paralytic stroke, though up to that time in good health. She was apparently recovering, when a second stroke carried her off. She came to Elgin in 1849 and has always been much respected and beloved. She leaves five children to mourn for her.

Celia Mary SEARS (1825 – 1889)

My 3rd great-grandmother

Samuel Campbell HOAGLAND (1855 – 1940)
son of Celia Mary SEARS

Frederick Judson “Fred” HOAGLAND (1880 – 1961)
son of Samuel Campbell HOAGLAND

Helen Marie HOAGLAND (1907 – 1965)
daughter of Frederick Judson “Fred” HOAGLAND

Capt. Frank Hunt BOSWORTH II (1933 – )
son of Helen Marie HOAGLAND

Me – the daughter of Capt. Frank Hunt BOSWORTH II

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Celia M. Sears Hoagland, Death Notice- Nov. 9, 1889

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