Obit of Thomas J. SEXTON (b.1859 d.1925), Wabasha Co., MN

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Thomas J. Sexton

Thomas J. Sexton was born in Hyde Park on December 18 1859 
and was at the time of his death 66 years and 23 days. He 
grew to manhood in this vicinity and on Feb. 20 1900 was 
married to Ellen Spellane. To this union three children were 
born, Blanche, John and Vivan and they with their mother 
survive him.

  Mr. Sexton had not been well for some time, but was always 
able to be up and around until a short time ago. Three weeks 
ago, Sunday he was at church in the morning and after he 
reached home complained of not feeling well. His condition 
grew worse and in spite of all doctors and his family could 
do for him he passed away Saturday evening.  Besides the wife 
and children mentioned, the departed leaves to mourn his passing, 
two brothers Mike of Minneapolis and Will of Souix Falls S.D. 
and two sisters Mrs. M.A. Fox of St. Paul and Mrs. Francis 
Pitzke of Minneapolis.

  Funeral services were conducted at West Albany Tuesday. 
Father Glenn officiating and burial was made in St. Patrick's 
cemetery.

Mr. Sexton has lived in this vicinity all his life. He has 
made steadfast friends and his passing casts a shadow over 
this community. We shall miss him-Millville Review

Published in the Wabasha Hearld  Jan. 1925