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Born: November 13, 1879
Died: August 20, 1919 Lake Saranac
Married:
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Mr. Nagle was born on November 13, 1879 in Minnesota. He died in 1919. He was a life-long miner in the United States and in Cuba, where he worked as Superintendent of the El Cobre Copper mine for several years. An announcement in an August, 1918 mining publication stated that he would be spending the next several months in Saranac Lake. He stayed at 9 Church Street, Northwoods Sanatorium, presumably for the TB cure. He was buried in August of 1919.
— Information provided by his grandson, Frank Nagle, September, 2011.
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