Huyett, Kate (1872)
Miss Kate Huyett, a young lady well known in this city, died yesterday in Maysville, DeKalb county, of hemorrhage of the lungs.
St. Joseph Morning Herald, 8 Nov 1872, p. 4
Submitted by Monica Schirmer Eshelman
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