CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - DELOZIER William Henry

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WILLIAM H. DELOZIER


W.H. Delozier died last Friday evening at his home in Magnet. Death came 
shortly after the farm sale that disposed of the farm machinery and the 
horses and cattle with which he had worked the farmland for several years. 
But a few hours elapsed between the call of the auctioneer and the death 
summons when Mr. Delozier put aside forever the implements of this life.

Mr. Delozier had been a sufferer for many months from a cancerous condition 
that appeared on his arms and his body. Specialists were consulted with only 
temporary relief and then came the verdict that there was no help. In his 
illness, Mr. Delozier was patient and calmly arranged his affairs, facing the 
facts unflinchingly.

William Henry Delozier was born in Clinton, Mo., June 10, 1867 and passed away 
February 25 aged 59 years, 8 months and 15 days. The early part of his life was 
spent in Otoe and Cass Counties, Nebraska where he lived with his parents and 
grew to young manhood. On April 11, 1889, he was married to Lelia Beaudette at 
Nebraska City, who preceded him in death, December 28, 1895. In 1900 he moved 
to near Bancroft where he lived five years and then moved to Cedar County and 
has lived near Magnet most of the time since then.

Deceased leaves seven daughters and four sons, one child dying in infancy. The 
surviving children are; Mrs. Guy Bartlett, St. Helena, Mrs. George Daniels, 
Magnet, Mrs. George Crellin, Brunswick; Mrs. John Lackas, Randolph, Mrs. Rudolph 
Habernicht Hartington, Mrs. Al Jorgensen, Magnet, Clara, Reuben, Sherman, Floyd 
and Elmer all of Magnet.