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Created page with "thumb|E.N. Cagle Tombstone in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery, from [https://images.findagrave.com/photos/2015/236/151219480_1440536636.jpg FindAGrave] ]] '''Born:''' 1893 '''Died:''' 1915 '''Married:''' '''Children:''' '''Anna Myrtle Cagle''' was a daughter of E.N. Cagle and Elizabeth Lawless Cagle. Her name and birth date appear on her father's stone in Pine Ridge Cemetery. ----''Adirondack Record'', November 1, 1918 Sar..." |
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[[File:E.N. Cagle Tombstone in Pine Ridge.jpg|thumb|E.N. Cagle Tombstone in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]], from [https://images.findagrave.com/photos/2015/236/151219480_1440536636.jpg FindAGrave] ]] | [[File:E.N. Cagle Tombstone in Pine Ridge.jpg|thumb|250px|E.N. Cagle Tombstone in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]], from [https://images.findagrave.com/photos/2015/236/151219480_1440536636.jpg FindAGrave] ]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:47, 4 June 2026
Born: 1893
Died: 1915
Married:
Children:
Anna Myrtle Cagle was a daughter of E.N. Cagle and Elizabeth Lawless Cagle. Her name and birth date appear on her father's stone in Pine Ridge Cemetery.
Adirondack Record, November 1, 1918
Saranac Lake-- Miss Myrtle Cagle died Sunday night at the home Mrs. N. M. Shelley where she was attending Mrs. Shelly who was sick with the grip.
Historic Saranac Lake Collection 2009.10.4.35
Empire Hotel at left, Old Harrietstown Town Hall, right
Historic Saranac Lake Collection 2009.10.4.10