Born in Stockbridge, a year and a half later the family moved to Lanark.
1900 census shows Daisy, age 17, residing at the Wisconsin Veterans Home as an employee, in Farmington, Waupaca, Wisconsin.
Married William Fenn Murray in 1903, and their daughter Marion Adele Murray was born in 1904.
After his death in 1905, she moved to Stevens Point.
Married Floyd Lossing Alban on Feb 20, 1907, with whom she had four more daughters, (Sybil, twins Jean & Janet, and Ada).
A devout member of the First Baptist Church, she died at home located at 316 Matilda St, after a long illness with peritonitis.
1900 census shows Daisy, age 17, residing at the Wisconsin Veterans Home as an employee, in Farmington, Waupaca, Wisconsin.
Married William Fenn Murray in 1903, and their daughter Marion Adele Murray was born in 1904.
After his death in 1905, she moved to Stevens Point.
Married Floyd Lossing Alban on Feb 20, 1907, with whom she had four more daughters, (Sybil, twins Jean & Janet, and Ada).
A devout member of the First Baptist Church, she died at home located at 316 Matilda St, after a long illness with peritonitis.
Born in Stockbridge, a year and a half later the family moved to Lanark.
1900 census shows Daisy, age 17, residing at the Wisconsin Veterans Home as an employee, in Farmington, Waupaca, Wisconsin.
Married William Fenn Murray in 1903, and their daughter Marion Adele Murray was born in 1904.
After his death in 1905, she moved to Stevens Point.
Married Floyd Lossing Alban on Feb 20, 1907, with whom she had four more daughters, (Sybil, twins Jean & Janet, and Ada).
A devout member of the First Baptist Church, she died at home located at 316 Matilda St, after a long illness with peritonitis.
1900 census shows Daisy, age 17, residing at the Wisconsin Veterans Home as an employee, in Farmington, Waupaca, Wisconsin.
Married William Fenn Murray in 1903, and their daughter Marion Adele Murray was born in 1904.
After his death in 1905, she moved to Stevens Point.
Married Floyd Lossing Alban on Feb 20, 1907, with whom she had four more daughters, (Sybil, twins Jean & Janet, and Ada).
A devout member of the First Baptist Church, she died at home located at 316 Matilda St, after a long illness with peritonitis.
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