CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - DELOZIER Lelia Beaudette

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LELIA DELOZIER

Mrs. W.H. Delozier, 54, passed away at her home at Magnet on Monday morning, 
December 28, at 8:30 o’clock. Mrs. Delozier had been in poor health for about 
three years suffering from Bright’s disease, but a paralytic stroke the day 
before Christmas and from which she never recovered was the immediate cause 
of death.

Lelia Beaudette was born September 4, 1871, in Black Hawk County, Iowa, and 
as a small child moved with her parents to Union, Nebr. Here, she was educated 
in the country schools and grew to young womanhood. On April 11, 1889, she was 
married to William H. Delozier at Nebraska City, the young couple making their 
home in Otoe County for five years. Returning to Nebraska in 1899 they located 
at Bancroft, coming to Cedar County 21 years ago and since that time living in 
the Magnet vicinity.

Mrs. Delozier was identified with the social and religious life of the Magnet 
community and did her full part as a good neighbor and true friend. 

Deceased leaves her husband and her eleven children, her own death being the 
first break in the family circle. The children are: Mrs. Emma Bartlett of St. 
Helena, Reuben Delozier of Randolph, Mrs. George Daniels of Magnet, Mrs. 
George Crelin of Brunswick, Mrs. John Lackas of Randolph, Sherman of Randolph, 
Mrs. Bessie Habernecht of Crofton, Floyd of Magnet and Elva, Clara and Elmer at 
home. She also leaves five brothers John Beaudette of Magnet and four living in 
the Walthill vicinity and four sisters of whom Mrs. J.E. Moore east of Randolph 
is one, the others living at Wathill and Lyons.