DEATH OF MRS. DAISY DOUGLAS OF ELMWOOD
Resident of Nebraska Fifty Years and Widow of Former County Judge of Cass County.
Mrs. Daisy Douglass, 75 who has been in delicate health for several years, passed away on Sunday at the home of Dr. G. G. Douglass at Elmwood, where she has been cared for by the member of the family for the past two weeks. Mrs. Douglass was a member of the Dean family, one of the prominent family group in northern Missouri and where she was born and grew to womanhood. She came to Nebraska fifty years ago and has since continuously resided in this state. During the time her husband, the late J.E. Douglass served as county judge, the family made their home in Plattsmouth and have a very large circle of old friends that will regret to learn of her death. While here Mrs. Douglass was active in the social circles of the city and a member of the First Presbyterian church.Following the death of Judge Douglass, the wife made her home at Lincoln with a daughter from 1927 to 1935, then going to Topeka, Kansas where has since resided. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. R.T. Seiver of Topeka and Mrs. Gilbert Grell of Johnson Creek Wisconsin; one son, William Dead Douglass of Wahoo; two brothers Dr. Charles Deal of Colora and Dr. L. E. Dean of Maryville, Missouri, and five grandchildren.The body was take to Maryville where the funeral services were held on Tuesday and the interment made at the family plot in the cemetery at that place.
Plattsmouth Journal Obituary
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Resident of Nebraska Fifty Years and Widow of Former County Judge of Cass County.
Mrs. Daisy Douglass, 75 who has been in delicate health for several years, passed away on Sunday at the home of Dr. G. G. Douglass at Elmwood, where she has been cared for by the member of the family for the past two weeks. Mrs. Douglass was a member of the Dean family, one of the prominent family group in northern Missouri and where she was born and grew to womanhood. She came to Nebraska fifty years ago and has since continuously resided in this state. During the time her husband, the late J.E. Douglass served as county judge, the family made their home in Plattsmouth and have a very large circle of old friends that will regret to learn of her death. While here Mrs. Douglass was active in the social circles of the city and a member of the First Presbyterian church.Following the death of Judge Douglass, the wife made her home at Lincoln with a daughter from 1927 to 1935, then going to Topeka, Kansas where has since resided. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. R.T. Seiver of Topeka and Mrs. Gilbert Grell of Johnson Creek Wisconsin; one son, William Dead Douglass of Wahoo; two brothers Dr. Charles Deal of Colora and Dr. L. E. Dean of Maryville, Missouri, and five grandchildren.The body was take to Maryville where the funeral services were held on Tuesday and the interment made at the family plot in the cemetery at that place.
Plattsmouth Journal Obituary
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DEATH OF MRS. DAISY DOUGLAS OF ELMWOOD
Resident of Nebraska Fifty Years and Widow of Former County Judge of Cass County.
Mrs. Daisy Douglass, 75 who has been in delicate health for several years, passed away on Sunday at the home of Dr. G. G. Douglass at Elmwood, where she has been cared for by the member of the family for the past two weeks. Mrs. Douglass was a member of the Dean family, one of the prominent family group in northern Missouri and where she was born and grew to womanhood. She came to Nebraska fifty years ago and has since continuously resided in this state. During the time her husband, the late J.E. Douglass served as county judge, the family made their home in Plattsmouth and have a very large circle of old friends that will regret to learn of her death. While here Mrs. Douglass was active in the social circles of the city and a member of the First Presbyterian church.Following the death of Judge Douglass, the wife made her home at Lincoln with a daughter from 1927 to 1935, then going to Topeka, Kansas where has since resided. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. R.T. Seiver of Topeka and Mrs. Gilbert Grell of Johnson Creek Wisconsin; one son, William Dead Douglass of Wahoo; two brothers Dr. Charles Deal of Colora and Dr. L. E. Dean of Maryville, Missouri, and five grandchildren.The body was take to Maryville where the funeral services were held on Tuesday and the interment made at the family plot in the cemetery at that place.
Plattsmouth Journal Obituary
Note: The person who added this obituary to Ancestry didn't ad the date of the obituary.
Resident of Nebraska Fifty Years and Widow of Former County Judge of Cass County.
Mrs. Daisy Douglass, 75 who has been in delicate health for several years, passed away on Sunday at the home of Dr. G. G. Douglass at Elmwood, where she has been cared for by the member of the family for the past two weeks. Mrs. Douglass was a member of the Dean family, one of the prominent family group in northern Missouri and where she was born and grew to womanhood. She came to Nebraska fifty years ago and has since continuously resided in this state. During the time her husband, the late J.E. Douglass served as county judge, the family made their home in Plattsmouth and have a very large circle of old friends that will regret to learn of her death. While here Mrs. Douglass was active in the social circles of the city and a member of the First Presbyterian church.Following the death of Judge Douglass, the wife made her home at Lincoln with a daughter from 1927 to 1935, then going to Topeka, Kansas where has since resided. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. R.T. Seiver of Topeka and Mrs. Gilbert Grell of Johnson Creek Wisconsin; one son, William Dead Douglass of Wahoo; two brothers Dr. Charles Deal of Colora and Dr. L. E. Dean of Maryville, Missouri, and five grandchildren.The body was take to Maryville where the funeral services were held on Tuesday and the interment made at the family plot in the cemetery at that place.
Plattsmouth Journal Obituary
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