Obit: Marikle, Mrs. D.C. (1852? - 1903)
Transcriber: Stan

Surnames: MARIKLE CAMPBELL

----Source: CLARK COUNTY REPUBLICAN & PRESS (Neillsville, Wis.) 09/03/1903

Marikle, Mrs. D.C. (1852? - 31 AUG 1903)

Mrs. D.C. Marikle died at her home near Globe, Clark County, Aug. 31, 1903, aged 51 years. Deceased was born at Waukegan, Ill. and was married to D.C. Marikle in Iowa in 1871. They came to Wisconsin the next years, and to Clark County in 1891, where they have since resided. She leaves a husband and one daughter, Mrs. C.F. Campbell of Fairchild. Burial took place Wednesday, at Merrillan where her father, mother and one child are interred.

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Obit: Heath, Jeff T. (? –1903)

Contact: Paul Smith
 

Thank you for posting this. His wife, Eva Smith is the sister of my Gr Granddad, Ben. Paul Smith

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Obit: Heath, Jeff T. (? –1903)

Contact: Paul Smith

My Smith crew is primarily in Juneau County and as I understand many are buried in Mauston with the Heath family. A monument has the Heath names on one side and the Smiths on the other, (Oakwood Cemetery). One daughter did live in Horicon. The obit for Jefferson Heath came up when I was searching for some info on the Beaver Lake Lumber Co., of which he was an investor. I Think my Ben Smith May have eloped off to Barron County to escape the "ostracism" from the families of Heaths and Smith for having married a poor Norwegian girl with a baby about to be born. If Jeff Heath had a lumber mill in the area it explains perhaps why Ben and Carrie went to Barron County. If I can connect any of the Smiths in Clark County with my crew, I will be sure to let anyone know. My ancestors came to this country very early and I have fairly well documented them from the first American immigrant Frances Smith who came here in the early 1600's to myself. John Smith was the first Wisconsin settler of my family, having come to Wisconsin in abt 1854.

Again Thank you, Stan!  Paul Smith