Ira was married to Nancy Rebecca Culey in 1864. Nancy was born in Indiana in 1844 and died in Dayton, Washington on June 4, 1844. The location of Her burial is unknown.
Contributor: Stone Branches (47411175)
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The LaCygne Weekly Journal
Linn County
Friday
April 15, 1898
The Journal is sorry to announce that Ira C. MOONEY, who left LaCygne a few weeks ago for Joseph, Oregon, died with a few days after his arrival at that place. He contracted a heavy cold before leaving here, and it is thought this in connection with change of climate, was the cause of his death.
Mr. Mooney had lived in this vicinity for some time and was a straight, honest and upright citizen, always doing unto others as he would have be done by. He leaves a wife and family who have the sympathy of LaCygne and vicinity.
Contributor: Stone Branches (47411175)
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The LaCygne Weekly Journal
Linn County
Friday
April 15, 1898
The Journal is sorry to announce that Ira C. MOONEY, who left LaCygne a few weeks ago for Joseph, Oregon, died with a few days after his arrival at that place. He contracted a heavy cold before leaving here, and it is thought this in connection with change of climate, was the cause of his death.
Mr. Mooney had lived in this vicinity for some time and was a straight, honest and upright citizen, always doing unto others as he would have be done by. He leaves a wife and family who have the sympathy of LaCygne and vicinity.
Ira was married to Nancy Rebecca Culey in 1864. Nancy was born in Indiana in 1844 and died in Dayton, Washington on June 4, 1844. The location of Her burial is unknown.
Contributor: Stone Branches (47411175)
*************
The LaCygne Weekly Journal
Linn County
Friday
April 15, 1898
The Journal is sorry to announce that Ira C. MOONEY, who left LaCygne a few weeks ago for Joseph, Oregon, died with a few days after his arrival at that place. He contracted a heavy cold before leaving here, and it is thought this in connection with change of climate, was the cause of his death.
Mr. Mooney had lived in this vicinity for some time and was a straight, honest and upright citizen, always doing unto others as he would have be done by. He leaves a wife and family who have the sympathy of LaCygne and vicinity.
Contributor: Stone Branches (47411175)
*************
The LaCygne Weekly Journal
Linn County
Friday
April 15, 1898
The Journal is sorry to announce that Ira C. MOONEY, who left LaCygne a few weeks ago for Joseph, Oregon, died with a few days after his arrival at that place. He contracted a heavy cold before leaving here, and it is thought this in connection with change of climate, was the cause of his death.
Mr. Mooney had lived in this vicinity for some time and was a straight, honest and upright citizen, always doing unto others as he would have be done by. He leaves a wife and family who have the sympathy of LaCygne and vicinity.
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