John A. L. Lousignot
Diphtheria almost an epidemic in the Wilson school district, a few miles Northwest of Forest Grove. The little son of William Lousignont was the first to contract the disease and before it was know that it was diphtheria, the sister attended school and it is thought the disease spread by this means. The first victim died and was buried Saturday.
[Hillsboro Argus, 7 Dec 1905, page 1]
John, the eleven year old son of William Lousignot died of diphtheria Friday. The family resides near Gales Creek.
[Washington County News, 7 Dec 1905]
Oregon Death Certificate No. 1644
Son of William B Lousignot (b. Marion Cty, OR) & Harriet Stewart (b. Wash Cty, OR)
John A. L. Lousignot
Diphtheria almost an epidemic in the Wilson school district, a few miles Northwest of Forest Grove. The little son of William Lousignont was the first to contract the disease and before it was know that it was diphtheria, the sister attended school and it is thought the disease spread by this means. The first victim died and was buried Saturday.
[Hillsboro Argus, 7 Dec 1905, page 1]
John, the eleven year old son of William Lousignot died of diphtheria Friday. The family resides near Gales Creek.
[Washington County News, 7 Dec 1905]
Oregon Death Certificate No. 1644
Son of William B Lousignot (b. Marion Cty, OR) & Harriet Stewart (b. Wash Cty, OR)
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No headstone was found in the Louisignont plot for John
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