MONROE - At Bay City, Or., Feb. 2, Neil Monroe, aged 83 years 7 months and 6 days.
Deceased was a native of Scotland. He had lived on the bay for many years. He was a coal miner, and was a man of energy and intelligence. He retained his mental and physical vigor to a remarkable degree until the last few months. On Jan 7th he suffered a stroke of paralysis, which was later complicated with erysipelas, and he gradually sank until death ensued. He leaves a large number of descendants.
The funeral services were held at Samuel Archer's place on Isthmus slough Monday, and was conducted by Rev. R. C. Lee.
(Marshfield Weekly Coast Mail, February 8, 1902)
Deceased was a native of Scotland. He had lived on the bay for many years. He was a coal miner, and was a man of energy and intelligence. He retained his mental and physical vigor to a remarkable degree until the last few months. On Jan 7th he suffered a stroke of paralysis, which was later complicated with erysipelas, and he gradually sank until death ensued. He leaves a large number of descendants.
The funeral services were held at Samuel Archer's place on Isthmus slough Monday, and was conducted by Rev. R. C. Lee.
(Marshfield Weekly Coast Mail, February 8, 1902)
MONROE - At Bay City, Or., Feb. 2, Neil Monroe, aged 83 years 7 months and 6 days.
Deceased was a native of Scotland. He had lived on the bay for many years. He was a coal miner, and was a man of energy and intelligence. He retained his mental and physical vigor to a remarkable degree until the last few months. On Jan 7th he suffered a stroke of paralysis, which was later complicated with erysipelas, and he gradually sank until death ensued. He leaves a large number of descendants.
The funeral services were held at Samuel Archer's place on Isthmus slough Monday, and was conducted by Rev. R. C. Lee.
(Marshfield Weekly Coast Mail, February 8, 1902)
Deceased was a native of Scotland. He had lived on the bay for many years. He was a coal miner, and was a man of energy and intelligence. He retained his mental and physical vigor to a remarkable degree until the last few months. On Jan 7th he suffered a stroke of paralysis, which was later complicated with erysipelas, and he gradually sank until death ensued. He leaves a large number of descendants.
The funeral services were held at Samuel Archer's place on Isthmus slough Monday, and was conducted by Rev. R. C. Lee.
(Marshfield Weekly Coast Mail, February 8, 1902)
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