TAGG, Sarah A. “Sally” (Wilson)
Date of death: 16 Apr 1898 – Chicago, Cook, Illinois
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, April 22, 1898,
Volume XXXVIII Number 41, page 1 column 3
LOCAL and PERSONAL.
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D. A. Wilson received a telegram Sunday evening announcing the death of his sister, Mrs. Sally A. Tagg at Chicago. He left on the 8:20 train that evening for Danville, Ill. where the remains were taken for burial, Mrs. Tagg having a daughter living in that city. Deceased was a former resident of this county.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday,April 15, 1898,
Volume XXXVIII Number 40, page 6 column 4
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
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GREENWOOD.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Tagg, sister of Dault Wilson, died Saturday in Chicago. She was buried Monday evening in Danville, Ill.
Note: The 1850 US Federal Census for Pleasant, Johnson County, Indiana records the household of thirty-eight-year-old, North Carolina-born William Wilson and his twenty-five-year-old, Kentucky-born wife Jane Wilson which contains the following Indiana-born children, fourteen-year-old Edward, twelve-year-old John W., ten-year-old Elizabeth A., eight-year-old Sarah A., six-year-old Daultin [sic], four-year-old Townsend and two-year-old Mary Jane Wilson.
Illinois, Cook County Deaths, 1878–1994, database, records that fifty-six-year-old Sarah A. Tagg died 16 Apr 1898 in Cook County, Illinois. She was buried 17 Apr 1898 in Danville, Vermillion County, Illinois (citing, Cook, Illinois, United States, source reference 19135, record number 36, Cook County Courthouse, Chicago; FHL microfilm 1033053).
Submitted by Mark McCrady, Cathea Curry and Lois Johnson