Obit for Mrs. Charlotte BAUGH (b.1852 d.1936), Todd Co., MN

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AGED RESIDENT DIES SATURDAY
Mrs. Charlotte Baugh Succumbs to Long Illness at Home.
Had been a Resident of this Village for Past 50 years.

Mrs. Charlotte Baugh for upwards of a half - century a resident of 
this village, passed away at her home Saturday. For the past six months 
she had been in ill health and death was due to complications attendant 
upon old age.

Charlotte Bail was born September 23, 1852, in Athens county Ohio the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Bail. In 1870 she married Mr. Miller. 
They later divorced and 60 years ago Mrs. Miller came to this county. 
About 50 years ago she came to this village following residence in 
Clotho village. In 1885 she married Henry Baugh who for many years 
engaged in the insurance business here. Mr. Baugh passed away in 1923.

Surviving her death are a son, George S. Miller, and a granddaughter, 
Mrs. George Zabel, of this village. two children preceded her in death.

Funeral services were conducted at the home Monday afternoon at 2:30 
o'clock. Gerald Groetty officiating. internment was made in Evergreen 
cemetery  with the following acting as pallbearers: J.H. Perkins, 
Gene Reamer, August Meyer, Wm. Rapp, Wm. Arnold and Louis Larson.

Thursday, September 10, 1936  Long Prairie Leader p. 5 c. 1