Dakota County NeArchives Obituaries.....Stott, James [Mrs] October 1907
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The Nebraska  State Journal Wed Oct 16, 1907

Three Deaths at Dakota City

Dakota City, Neb. Oct 15.--During the past ten
days death has claimed three of the pioneer 
women of this locality. On the 6th, the remains
of Mrs. James Stott were interred at Emerson, 
being brought from Kansas City, where her death
occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Tim
Carrabine. Mrs. Stott was the widow of James
Stott, who  in the 50's served this county as
county clerk and who for twelve years was
receiver of the government land office at this
place. His death occurred in 1882.... The remains
of Mrs. Chris Waddell were yesterday interred
in the Taylor cemetery, her death having occurred
at South Sioux City, from dropsy. Mrs. Waddell 
was one of the pioneer ladies of this county as
well as Keokuk county, Ia. Among the children
left her youngest son is the present disbursing
agent for the Winnebago Indians, Major Oscar
M. Waddell....The funeral of Mrs. Mary Jay-Warner,
commonly known as "Grandma Jay" occurred in this
yesterday at the home of her son-in-law, John
Robertson. She was in her 90th year and came to 
this place with her son, Attorney Nell C. Jay,
in 1881. She was a former resident of Keokuk
county, Iowa.

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