Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Dalby, Eugene October 25, 1874
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Norfolk Virginian October 27, 1874
DEATH OF A PRINTER — About 2 o’clock on Sunday morning, Mr. Eugene Dalby, a 
well-known printer of this city, breathed his last at his late residence on 
Fenchurch street near Mariner. Mr. Dalby, although a very young man, has been 
long a victim to consumption, and has been for months past unable to work. He 
was a native of this city, learning his trade in one of our city offices, and 
has worked here and in New York city. He was an honored member of the Norfolk 
Typographical Union, No. 86, and that body attended the funeral yesterday 
afternoon from the residence of his father, No. 108 Fenchurch street. The 
funeral was largely attended, and many friends followed the remains to their 
last resting place. The Norfolk City Guard, of which deceased, while in life was 
a member, also turned out under the command of Lieut. Robert Freeman, in token 
of respect for the memory of their departed brother-in-arms, and, to the sound 
of martial music, accompanied the remains to the grave.
We knew the deceased well and can say of him that in all respects he was a good 
man, and one eminently entitled to the respect and confidence of his surviving 
comrades, and we knew of none who will be more deeply and earnestly regretted. 
We tender our heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family in their loss.


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