William H. Meagher: Difference between revisions
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'''Died''': April 9, 1929 | '''Died''': April 9, 1929 | ||
'''Married''': [[Eleanor | '''Married''': [[Eleanor Meagher|Eleanor Hickey]] | ||
'''Children''': [[Walter | '''Children''': [[Walter Meagher|Walter Meagher]], Mrs. Clarence LaPan, Mrs. William Ryan [Dalton Meagher,?] | ||
'''William H. Meagher '''was a [[Guides|guide]], and a co-owner with his brother, [[John | '''William H. Meagher '''was a [[Guides|guide]], and a co-owner with his brother, [[John E. Meagher|John E. Meagher]] of the [[Del Monte|Del Monte]] hotel. | ||
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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 | 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|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. | ||
Revision as of 12:12, 23 December 2025
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.