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The Monroe Commercial
Friday, 19 December, 1879

         Raisenville

         DIED - MILTON KNAGGS, son of JOHN KNAGGS, at the 
       residence of his brother, J. WESLEY, at Bay City,
       on the morning of the 5th, of inflammation of the
       lungs. He had been a resident of Bay City about 8
       years, where by industry and frugality he amassed
       quite a fortune, as well as gained the confidence
       and esteem of his employers and acquaintances. His
       remains were brought home on the 7th. A large number
       of his early acquaintances attended the funeral at
       the white church in Scrapit on the afternoon of the
       8th. The funeral discourse was delivered by the Rev.
       Crum, of Bay City, his former pastor. A number of
       his friends and acquaintances accompanied the re-
       mains from Bay City.
       
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