HILL, LaVinnia Mae (nee McMinn) 1891 1917

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HILL, LaVinnia Mae (nee McMinn) 1891 1917

HILL, MCMINN

Posted By: Diane Scott (email)
Date: 10/20/2010 at 14:10:46

LaVinnia Mae (nee McMinn) Hill 1891 – August 27, 1917 (Or Lavina May Hill)
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YOUNG LIBERTY MOTHER IS DEAD
Mrs. Fred G. Hill Passed Away Monday Morning at Rochester, After Two Years of Suffering.
Mrs. Fred G. Hill, late of Liberty township, just north of Little Cedar, passed away Monday morning at the Mayo hospital at Rochester, Minn. A couple of years ago Mrs. Hill became afflicted with the dreaded tuberculosis and has suffered much pain and misery since that time.
Every effort was made to cure her and much of the time she was away receiving treatment at sanitariums, but to no avail. Becoming much worse a few weeks ago, she was taken to Rochester, where a minor operation was performed to afford her some relief.
Mrs. Hill was the daughter of the well-known Rev. T.O. McMinn, a former Baptist pastor of the Little Cedar-David charge. She leaves her husband and a little son, nearly 5 years old.
Osage News Osage, Mitchell County, Iowa, Wednesday, August 29, 1917
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NOTES:
1. Liberty Cemetery, Mitchell, Iowa:
Hill, Mae McMinn – 1891—1917.
2. Lavina (or Lavinnia) was the first wife of Fred Gove Hill.
3. According to her son Fred Lyle Hill's 2003 obituary, his parents were: Fred Gove McCurdy Hill and LaVinnia Mae (McMinn) Hill.
4. Below is a photo of her tombstone at Liberty Cemetery, from the Iowa GPP collection.

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Obituary: LaVinnia Mae (nee McMinn) Hill 1891 – August 27, 1917 (Or Lavina May Hill) ----------------------------------- YOUNG LIBERTY MOTHER IS DEAD Mrs. Fred G. Hill Passed Away Monday Morning at Rochester, After Two Years of Suffering. Mrs. Fred G. Hill, late of Liberty township, just north of Little Cedar, passed away Monday morning at the Mayo hospital at Rochester, Minn. A couple of years ago Mrs. Hill became afflicted with the dreaded tuberculosis and has suffered much pain and misery since that time. Every effort was made to cure her and much of the time she was away receiving treatment at sanitariums, but to no avail. Becoming much worse a few weeks ago, she was taken to Rochester, where a minor operation was performed to afford her some relief. Mrs. Hill was the daughter of the well-known Rev. T.O. McMinn, a former Baptist pastor of the Little Cedar-David charge. She leaves her husband and a little son, nearly 5 years old. Osage News Osage, Mitchell County, Iowa, Wednesday, August 29, 1917 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: NOTES: 1. Liberty Cemetery, Mitchell, Iowa: Hill, Mae McMinn – 1891—1917. 2. Lavina (or Lavinnia) was the first wife of Fred Gove Hill. 3. According to her son Fred Lyle Hill's 2003 obituary, his parents were: Fred Gove McCurdy Hill and LaVinnia Mae (McMinn) Hill. 4. Below is a photo of her tombstone at Liberty Cemetery, from the Iowa GPP collection.
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