Leo F. Mackey

(1898-October 24, 1913

 

Obit Mackey Leo F (1898 - Oct 24, 1913)

ST Law Republican Wed Oct 29, 1913

NORWOOD BOY DIES AT CITY HOSPITAL

WAS OPERATED ON LAST THURSDAY

FOR APPENDICITIS.

Leo Mackey, aged 15 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mackey of Norwood,

died this noon at the City hospital, where he had been ill since last

Thursday, when he was operated upon for appendicitis. The parents of the

youth were with him when he passed away. They left for their home this

afternoon at 3:30 with the remains.

 

Besides his parents he is survived by five brothers and one sister, Leonard.

Earl, Harold, Edward, Lawrence and Jennie, all of whom reside with their

parents in Norwood.

 

 

 

ST Law Republican Wed Oct 22, 1913

Leo Mackey, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mackey, was

taken to tile hospital at Ogdensburg last Wednesday and was operated on

for appendicitis. He is doing well and will soon be able to return home.

 

Norwood News WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1913

Leo Mackey, son of J. P. Mackey,

was taken to the Ogdensburg City

hospital last Wednesday, and was

operated on for appendicitis Thursday

morning.

 

 

 

 

Norwood News Oct 29, 1913

Leo Mackey

The pupils and teachers of the High School were cast into deep

gloom early Wednesday afternoon when the report came that Leo

Mackey had breathed his last. The news of his death was such a shock,

received so unexpectedly, that it was with the greatest difficulty that the

pupils and teachers were aide to continue their work during that afternoon.

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Leo was a first year pupil of the High School. Me was a careful and

painstaking pupil of more than average ability. He possessed a very

cheerful and lovable disposition. Every pupil in the High School had a

good word for him. He was respected and loved by all of his teachers.

The High School has by the death of Leo Mackey, lost a most devoted

pupil. The teachers and the pupils of the High School extend to his

father, to his mother, to his sister and to his brothers, their deepest

sympathy.

 

(This obituary was supplied by Rob Palmer. Leo F. Mackey is buried in Calvary Cemetery, Norwood)