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''Plattsburgh Daily Press'', September 3, 1906 | ''Plattsburgh Daily Press'', September 3, 1906 | ||
A party of tourists arrived here on Saturday from Cadyville where they have been blocked by the logs in the Saranac river, after a long trip down the river from [[Eagle Island|Eagle Island]] near [[Wawbeek|Waubeek]] [''sic''] in [[ | A party of tourists arrived here on Saturday from Cadyville where they have been blocked by the logs in the Saranac river, after a long trip down the river from [[Eagle Island|Eagle Island]] near [[Wawbeek|Waubeek]] [''sic''] in [[Upper Saranac Lake]] . The party was accompanied by three Saranac Lake guides, Fitzhugh Vogan, [[Duck Derby|"Duck" Derby]] and William Meagher. The party was handicapped by the number of carries and progress was slow. | ||
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Born: 1864
Died: April 9, 1929
Married: Eleanor Hickey
Children: Walter Meagher, Mrs. Clarence LaPan, Mrs. William Ryan [Dalton Meagher,?]
William H. Meagher was a guide, and a co-owner with his brother, John E. Meagher of the Del Monte hotel.
Plattsburgh Daily Press, September 3, 1906
A party of tourists arrived here on Saturday from Cadyville where they have been blocked by the logs in the Saranac river, after a long trip down the river from Eagle Island near Waubeek [sic] in Upper Saranac Lake . The party was accompanied by three Saranac Lake guides, Fitzhugh Vogan, "Duck" Derby and William Meagher. The party was handicapped by the number of carries and progress was slow.