February 9, 1884
DIED.
At his home in Tonica, Wednesday evening, Feb. 6, William Kane, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kane.
Deceased was familiarly known among his associates as "Danky." He was 17 years of age last November. For more than three weeks he has been dangerously ill from pneumonia in its worst form, until finally his young life yielded to the inevitable after intense suffering. The burial took place on Friday [Feb 8] at Lostlands Cemetery in Richland [Illinois]. The sorrowful family may justly claim the sympathies of their neighbors.
February 9, 1884
DIED.
At his home in Tonica, Wednesday evening, Feb. 6, William Kane, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kane.
Deceased was familiarly known among his associates as "Danky." He was 17 years of age last November. For more than three weeks he has been dangerously ill from pneumonia in its worst form, until finally his young life yielded to the inevitable after intense suffering. The burial took place on Friday [Feb 8] at Lostlands Cemetery in Richland [Illinois]. The sorrowful family may justly claim the sympathies of their neighbors.
Gravesite Details
William has no headstone.
Family Members
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Lucy E. Kane Humphries
1864–1914
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Charles D. Kane
1870–1928
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Margaret Beatrice Kane Hannan
1872–1945
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Herbert Mathew Kane Sr
1875–1925
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James Kane Jr
1877–1901
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Edmond Jacques Kane
1878–1930
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Mary "Mollie" Kane McCormick
1880–1901
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John Francis "Jack" Kane Sr
1882–1956
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Agnes J. Kane Meiers
1886–1976
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Nellie Kane Barringer
1889–1974
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