Obituary:  Warren CALLIGAN, d. 1904, Oconto, Oconto Co., Wisconsin

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Death of Warren CALLIGAN

Warren Calligan, an old resident and pioneer of this city, died at his 
home in the East ward [Oconto] Friday [12 August, 1904] evening at 730 
o'clock, aged 69 years. Deceased was born in Calais, Maine, March 16, 
1835, and came to this city early in the '60's. He made frequent visits 
east until he was married in 1864, after which he resided in this city 
up to the time of his death, with the exception of about three years 
which were spent in Hermansville, Mich.,where he was employed by the 
Wisconsin Land & Lumber Company. Mr. Calligan had been breaking down in 
health for the last five years but was only confined to the bed about 
four weeks before his demise. The end came very easy. He is survived by 
a wife and four children, two sons, Frank W. of Norway, Mich., and 
George H. of this city and two daughters, Misses Maude and Emma, who 
are at home, all of whom were present at the funeral. The services were 
held Monday afternoon at 230 o'clock from the house, the Rev. J. 
Robertson Macartney officiating, and the remains conveyed to their last 
resting place in Evergreen cemetery.