A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
NameLouisa Mariah Bagley 
13
13BirthSep 1819, Ohio11
BurialOak Ridge Cemetery, West Liberty, Muscatine Co, Iowa2362
FatherWilliam Bagley (-1838)
MotherLois Loveland (-1856)
Spouses
BurialOak Ridge Cemetery, West Liberty, Muscatine Co, Iowa2363
FatherAzariah S Clark (1778-1832)
MotherSarah Aylesworth (1780-1867)
Marriage27 Jan 1839, Muscatine Co, Iowa11
ChildrenWilliam Azariah (1841-1893)
Notes for Louisa Mariah Bagley
Louisa M. Clark Dies
Former West Liberty Woman Dies in California
West Liberty Ia, Aug. 21 - Word has been received of the death last Wednesday of Mrs. Louisa M. Clark, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Chesebro at Watsonville, Cal. Deceased was 86 years of age, the widow of William A. Clark and lived for nearly sixty years on a farm northwest of West Liberty, where her husband died. After his death she resided in West Liberty for about eight years, but becoming disabled went to California less than two years ago to end her days with her daughter. Mrs. Clark was widely known and very much loved. She was a prominent member of the Presbyterian church and what might be called a dear old lady.
She was the mother of Robert S. Clark, of Prairie street, this place. The remains will be brought here for interment and will probably arrive in a few days at which time funeral services will be held.
The Muscatine Journal
August 21, 1905 - page 211
Former West Liberty Woman Dies in California
West Liberty Ia, Aug. 21 - Word has been received of the death last Wednesday of Mrs. Louisa M. Clark, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Chesebro at Watsonville, Cal. Deceased was 86 years of age, the widow of William A. Clark and lived for nearly sixty years on a farm northwest of West Liberty, where her husband died. After his death she resided in West Liberty for about eight years, but becoming disabled went to California less than two years ago to end her days with her daughter. Mrs. Clark was widely known and very much loved. She was a prominent member of the Presbyterian church and what might be called a dear old lady.
She was the mother of Robert S. Clark, of Prairie street, this place. The remains will be brought here for interment and will probably arrive in a few days at which time funeral services will be held.
The Muscatine Journal
August 21, 1905 - page 211