Individual Details

Census (family)

2 144 148 Jacque Frank 28 M M New York F F Teamster Catholic
3 Jacque Mary E 24 F M Dubuque Iowa F N "
4 Jacque Ramond 5 M S Delaware Iowa " "
5 Jacque Julia F 4 F S " " "
6 Jacque Roy E 2 M S " " "

Census (family)

50 JACQUE FRANK 59 NY H JAQUE, PETER CAN WHEELER, CATHERINE 82 CAN CAN
51 JACQUE MARY E 54 IA W MILLER, WILLIAM CAN STANTON, ELLEN IA IA
52 JACQUE CATHERINE 16 IA D IA

Death

Frank Jacque Dies Following Long Illness

He Had Conducted a Dray Line During the Past Ten Years.

Frank Jacque, for twenty-six years a resident of Monticello where he was engaged in a general trucking and dray business for ten years, passed away at his home last Friday April 5, at the age of 63 years.
Mr. Jacque was a son of Peter and Katherine Jacque. He was born In Franklin county, New York, February 22, 1860. He removed with his parents in 1878 to the state of Nebraska, and four years later the family removed to Delaware county, Iowa. He was united In marriage at Manchester to Mary E. Miller, December 4, 1888. Four children were born to this union, one of whom, Raymond, preceded his father in death last July. In addition to his wife, Mr. Jacque is survived by one daughter, Julia Jacque, of Glenwood, and Miss Katherine Jacque and LeRoy Jacque of Monticello. He Is also survived by five grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. James Wilson, of Buck Creek.
He was a very industrious and energetic man. During the first sixteen years of his residence in Monticello, he did general work such as teaming, and during the last ten years of his life conducted a dray business and had charge of the delivery of all express in the town. His business was such that he was in touch with a large group of business people, who never had anything but a good word for the splendid work of Mr. Jacque in the community.
The funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock last Sunday afternoon. They were conducted by Rev. Leonard Duckett. During the services several quartet numbers were rendered by Mrs. Merle Cass, Miss Alice Hubbard, Raymond Eby and O. B Crane, accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Duckett at the piano. The body of Mr. Jacque was laid to rest at Oakwood cemetery by the side of his son.

Burial

1034 Frank Jacque 02/22/1866
Franklin Co, NY 4/5/1929
Monticello wife, & dau, Katherine & son, Leroy
1034 Mary (Lowe?) Jacque 1871 (02/01/)1958

1034 Julia Jacque 1891 1967