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  • Higgins, Shirley Rose (Died)
    Higgins, Shirley Rose (Died) Genealogical ResourceImageTextNewspaper
    appeared in Wilmette Life, 25 Apr 2019, p. 9. Date of Event: 16 Mar 2019     Daughter of Margaret Higgins, owner and operator of Hubert Hoffmann & Sons Greenhouse in Wilmette.
    appeared in Wilmette Life, 25 Apr 2019, p. 9. Date of Event: 16 Mar 2019   Daughter of Margaret Higgins, owner and operator of Hubert Hoffmann & Sons …
  • Not such a "Wonderful Life" in the village, letter Jim and Shirley Higgins, Wilmette
    Not such a "Wonderful Life" in the village, letter Jim and Shirley Higgins, Wilmette Newspaper
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 21 Dec 2006, p. 18     Letter protests proposed development on the Ford Garage site.
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 21 Dec 2006, p. 18   Letter protests proposed development on the Ford Garage site.
  • Obituary: Margaret Hoffmann Higgins
    Obituary: Margaret Hoffmann Higgins Newspaper
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 26 Sep 1985, p. 125     Margaret Hoffmann Higgins, 84, died Sept. 22 [1985] after suffering a heart attack while traveling to visit her brother, James Hoffmann of Olney, Ill. [Illinois] One of the last survivors of the pion
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 26 Sep 1985, p. 125   Margaret Hoffmann Higgins, 84, died Sept. 22 [1985] after suffering a heart …
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