Former Native of County Dead, Burial Here
T. A. "Al" Richardson, 66, a native of this county, and who, a number of years ago operated a photograph gallery on North Eighth street here, passed away on Friday at a Milwaukee sanitarium, according to messages received here. Burial will take place in this city. The remains will arrive here on the Monday morning Northwestern train and be taken to the Frazier mortuary, Ninth and Chicago street where they may be viewed up to 2 o'clock Monday afternoon when funeral services will be held there with interment at Evergreen. Rev. Phipps will officiate.
The deceased, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richardson, county pioneers, was born on the homestead farm near Neshoto in 1865 and lived his early life in the county. He spent some time in the Bermuda Islands and returning here opened a photograph studio on the north side. Later he located at Wabeno and still later went to Tipler, Wis., where he became superintendent in the mill there. He was taken to a Milwaukee sanitarium a few months ago. He was married here in 1891 to Isabelle Crocker who survives him with two sons, Dana and Ross and three brothers, Frank of Appleton, Mead of Kaukauna and George of Tacoma.
