James W. Clyde Dies During an Operation
James William Clyde, 75, a photographer, died in the Eunice [Louisiana] hospital Saturday at 12:30 during an operation. Funeral rites were scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Miguez Funeral Home chapel with Rev. John Morgan, pastor of the EUB [Evangelical United Brethren] Church, officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. A native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Clyde was married to the former [Nannie] Marie Quigley of Jennings [Louisiana]. He was an Elk and a Mason. Surviving are his widow and a son [Robert Earnest Quigley] in Philadelphia of another marriage.
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James William Clyde, 75, a photographer, died in the Eunice [Louisiana] hospital Saturday at 12:30 during an operation. Funeral rites were scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Miguez Funeral Home chapel with Rev. John Morgan, pastor of the EUB [Evangelical United Brethren] Church, officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. A native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Clyde was married to the former [Nannie] Marie Quigley of Jennings [Louisiana]. He was an Elk and a Mason. Surviving are his widow and a son [Robert Earnest Quigley] in Philadelphia of another marriage.
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1900 Census - 1910 Census - 1920 Census - 1930 Census - WWI Draft
James W. Clyde Dies During an Operation
James William Clyde, 75, a photographer, died in the Eunice [Louisiana] hospital Saturday at 12:30 during an operation. Funeral rites were scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Miguez Funeral Home chapel with Rev. John Morgan, pastor of the EUB [Evangelical United Brethren] Church, officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. A native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Clyde was married to the former [Nannie] Marie Quigley of Jennings [Louisiana]. He was an Elk and a Mason. Surviving are his widow and a son [Robert Earnest Quigley] in Philadelphia of another marriage.
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1900 Census - 1910 Census - 1920 Census - 1930 Census - WWI Draft
James William Clyde, 75, a photographer, died in the Eunice [Louisiana] hospital Saturday at 12:30 during an operation. Funeral rites were scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Miguez Funeral Home chapel with Rev. John Morgan, pastor of the EUB [Evangelical United Brethren] Church, officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. A native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Clyde was married to the former [Nannie] Marie Quigley of Jennings [Louisiana]. He was an Elk and a Mason. Surviving are his widow and a son [Robert Earnest Quigley] in Philadelphia of another marriage.
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1900 Census - 1910 Census - 1920 Census - 1930 Census - WWI Draft
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