Son of Amos and Lydia Overly Dague.
First married Sadie Killian 1902. Sadie died in 1908.
Children: Mary L. Dague (died in infancy), Anna, and Cecil.
Secondly married Theresa O B Hoover in 1909.
Children: Clinton (twin, died in infancy), Clifford, and Leonard Jr.
----Obituary, The Herald-News (Passaic, NJ) 18 May 1950----
Leonard D. Dague, 72, of 36 Washington Place, Garfield, died this morning at his home after a brief illness. Born in Lancaster County, PA, he had lived in Garfield for 45 years and had been employed by the Hamersley Paper Company, Garfield for the same period. Mr. Dague was a member of Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of Sons of America and he attended the First Presbyterian Church, Garfield. Surviving are his wife, the former Theresa Hoover; one daughter, Mrs. Walter (Anna) Helmke, of McDonough, NY; three sons, Leonard, of Garfield; Clifford, of Stoughton, Mass., and Cecil, of Miami, FL; five grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Harry (Anna) Veil (sic, or Wails/Walls), of Lancaster County.
Sources: Obituary (above); U.S. Census records; Lancaster PA Mennonite Vital Records; WW I / II Draft Registration Cards (DOB varies from 1877-1880; He is one year old in the 1880 Census); Newspaper record of Marriage LIC
First married Sadie Killian 1902. Sadie died in 1908.
Children: Mary L. Dague (died in infancy), Anna, and Cecil.
Secondly married Theresa O B Hoover in 1909.
Children: Clinton (twin, died in infancy), Clifford, and Leonard Jr.
----Obituary, The Herald-News (Passaic, NJ) 18 May 1950----
Leonard D. Dague, 72, of 36 Washington Place, Garfield, died this morning at his home after a brief illness. Born in Lancaster County, PA, he had lived in Garfield for 45 years and had been employed by the Hamersley Paper Company, Garfield for the same period. Mr. Dague was a member of Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of Sons of America and he attended the First Presbyterian Church, Garfield. Surviving are his wife, the former Theresa Hoover; one daughter, Mrs. Walter (Anna) Helmke, of McDonough, NY; three sons, Leonard, of Garfield; Clifford, of Stoughton, Mass., and Cecil, of Miami, FL; five grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Harry (Anna) Veil (sic, or Wails/Walls), of Lancaster County.
Sources: Obituary (above); U.S. Census records; Lancaster PA Mennonite Vital Records; WW I / II Draft Registration Cards (DOB varies from 1877-1880; He is one year old in the 1880 Census); Newspaper record of Marriage LIC
Son of Amos and Lydia Overly Dague.
First married Sadie Killian 1902. Sadie died in 1908.
Children: Mary L. Dague (died in infancy), Anna, and Cecil.
Secondly married Theresa O B Hoover in 1909.
Children: Clinton (twin, died in infancy), Clifford, and Leonard Jr.
----Obituary, The Herald-News (Passaic, NJ) 18 May 1950----
Leonard D. Dague, 72, of 36 Washington Place, Garfield, died this morning at his home after a brief illness. Born in Lancaster County, PA, he had lived in Garfield for 45 years and had been employed by the Hamersley Paper Company, Garfield for the same period. Mr. Dague was a member of Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of Sons of America and he attended the First Presbyterian Church, Garfield. Surviving are his wife, the former Theresa Hoover; one daughter, Mrs. Walter (Anna) Helmke, of McDonough, NY; three sons, Leonard, of Garfield; Clifford, of Stoughton, Mass., and Cecil, of Miami, FL; five grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Harry (Anna) Veil (sic, or Wails/Walls), of Lancaster County.
Sources: Obituary (above); U.S. Census records; Lancaster PA Mennonite Vital Records; WW I / II Draft Registration Cards (DOB varies from 1877-1880; He is one year old in the 1880 Census); Newspaper record of Marriage LIC
First married Sadie Killian 1902. Sadie died in 1908.
Children: Mary L. Dague (died in infancy), Anna, and Cecil.
Secondly married Theresa O B Hoover in 1909.
Children: Clinton (twin, died in infancy), Clifford, and Leonard Jr.
----Obituary, The Herald-News (Passaic, NJ) 18 May 1950----
Leonard D. Dague, 72, of 36 Washington Place, Garfield, died this morning at his home after a brief illness. Born in Lancaster County, PA, he had lived in Garfield for 45 years and had been employed by the Hamersley Paper Company, Garfield for the same period. Mr. Dague was a member of Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of Sons of America and he attended the First Presbyterian Church, Garfield. Surviving are his wife, the former Theresa Hoover; one daughter, Mrs. Walter (Anna) Helmke, of McDonough, NY; three sons, Leonard, of Garfield; Clifford, of Stoughton, Mass., and Cecil, of Miami, FL; five grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Harry (Anna) Veil (sic, or Wails/Walls), of Lancaster County.
Sources: Obituary (above); U.S. Census records; Lancaster PA Mennonite Vital Records; WW I / II Draft Registration Cards (DOB varies from 1877-1880; He is one year old in the 1880 Census); Newspaper record of Marriage LIC
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