STARK COUNTY OHIO - OBIT:  HATTRIA, Ludivine (Menegay) (d. 1908)
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      The long life of Mrs. Ludivine Hattria drew to a close shortly after 
nightfall on Tuesday. For weeks her condition was such that her death was not 
unexpected at any time. She lived far beyond the years of the average person 
and was one of Louisville's oldest residents.
     Mrs. Hattria's maiden name was Ludivine Menegay and she was born in 
Mandeau, Department of Doubs, France, August 15, 1821. She came with her 
parents to America in 1848, during the time of the up-rising against the 
royalty of Europe. The family passed through Paris at the time Louis Philippi 
 was forced from the throne of France. They came to Louisville which at that 
time was largely made up of French people, and Mrs. Hattria lived here for 
sixty years. There were seven children in the family and all have passed away 
save Louis E. Menegay, of Louisville. Joseph Hattria, husband of the 
deceased, was killed in the old Star Mill at Louisville, 55 years ago. He was 
caught in the fly wheel  of the engine, and his life was crushed out. For 
many years Mrs. Hattria resided with her son, Charles Hattria, who provided 
every comfort and care for her. He is the only living child of a family of 
four.
     Funeral services will be held at St. Louis Catholic church at 9 o'clock 
sun time, Friday morning, and will be conducted by Rev. Francis Senner. 
Burial will be made in the Catholic cemetery.
Louisville Herald     Date of death   8 Dec. 1908    Submitted by Anita A. 
Rippel 

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