Carroll-Cass County IN Archives Obituaries.....QUINN, JULIA [nee HALL] December 11, 1912
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 Hoosier Democrat, Flora, Ind, sat 14 Dec 1912
HEART DISEASE IS CAUSE OF DEATH MRS. W. J. QUINN

The community was greatly shocked Wednesday morning when it was learned that
Mrs. Jasper QUINN  of Carrollton township was dead, having passed away very
suddenly during the night.  Mrs. Quinn had been afflicted with heart trouble for
several years, but the family never realized that her condition was so serious.
They had a heart stimulant which was used when the attacks came on and the heart
action was soon restored. Tuesday night the family had retired, Mrs. Quinn being
as well as usual. About half past ten she awakened her husband who had fallen
asleep, and asked him to get her medicine as her heart action as very bad.  This
Mrs. Quinn hastened to do but it failed to give relief on this occasion and she
died within a few minutes before a physician or even the neighbors could read
the Quinn home.

Miss Julia HALL was born in the vicinity of Galveston and lived there and at
Logansport until she was united in marriage to W. J. QUINN, September 30, 1886,
when they came to Carrollton township, where they have resided during the happy
years of their married life. She is survived by the husband, one daughter, Mrs.
Walter WHARTON, and one son, Lester, who was yet at home.  The funeral was held
at the Presbyterian church in Wheeling yesterday, Friday, at 11 o'clock by her
pastor, Rev. N. W. Clark. Interment was made in Sharon cemetery.

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