Mr. Stoner received the stroke which proved fatal upon his 78th birthday.
He was preparing to come downtown when his wife noticed that he sank back in a chair while putting on his overcoat. He was unable to speak and remained in an unconscious condition until the end.
Mr. Stoner was born in Madison county, Kentucky. He moved to Illinois and lived in Piatt county for 30 years.
Three years ago he moved to Lake Charles.
His funeral takes place tomorrow from his late residence, 737 Pujo street, interment will be at Orange Grove cemetery.
He is survived by his wife and children; Mrs. V. Hawthorne of LaPlace, Illinois, Miss Georgia and Robert Stoner of Lake Charles.
Lake Charles Daily, Jan. 30, 1905
Mr. Stoner received the stroke which proved fatal upon his 78th birthday.
He was preparing to come downtown when his wife noticed that he sank back in a chair while putting on his overcoat. He was unable to speak and remained in an unconscious condition until the end.
Mr. Stoner was born in Madison county, Kentucky. He moved to Illinois and lived in Piatt county for 30 years.
Three years ago he moved to Lake Charles.
His funeral takes place tomorrow from his late residence, 737 Pujo street, interment will be at Orange Grove cemetery.
He is survived by his wife and children; Mrs. V. Hawthorne of LaPlace, Illinois, Miss Georgia and Robert Stoner of Lake Charles.
Lake Charles Daily, Jan. 30, 1905
Family Members
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Michael Lowery Stoner
1817–1875
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Mary Ann Stoner Gatewood
1818–1879
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Peter Tribble Stoner
1820–1871
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Frances Miriam "Fanny" Stoner Smith
1823–1902
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Minerva Tribble Stoner Williams
1825–1907
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Pvt Thomas Chilton Stoner
1829–1914
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Nancy Tribble "Nannie" Stoner Evans
1831–1871
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Mariah Fox Stoner Little
1833–1900
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Col Robert Gatewood Stoner
1838–1898
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