68Y
Son of Robert Cameron and Sarah Allen
m: Elmira Josephine Cameron ar Kwokuk, Lee Co IA Nov 27 1861.
ch inc:
1. Clyde J. CAMERON b: 28 SEP 1862 in Iowa
2. Willis Pratt CAMERON b: 21 AUG 1864 in near Farmington, Van Buren County, Iowa
3. Allen Eugene CAMERON b: 17 FEB 1868 in Henry County, Missouri
4. Blanche CAMERON b: 23 JUN 1870 in Henry County, Missouri
5. Florence M. CAMERON b: 27 MAR 1872 in Missouri
6. George W. CAMERON b: 31 JUL 1874
7. Donald L. CAMERON b: 20 SEP 1877 in near Quarles, Henry County, Missouri
CAMERON, James Monroe
b: Aug 9 1835, Peterborough, Madison Co, NY
d: Nov 14 1903, Henry Co, MO
bur: Brown Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton, Missouri, Nov 21 1903 - Death has again visited our vicinity and claimed for its victim James Monroe Cameron, a highly respected citizen, a devoted companion and a kind and loving father. All that loving hands and skilled physicians could do was done to prolong life, but god's will, not ours, be done. Oh, it is sad to stand by the bedside of one whose kind hands have often ministered to our personal comforts and necessities, whose tender voice has given us words of love and counsel, which have cheered and blessed us as we traveled the rough pathway of life. We must say farewell for the soul of this dear one is about to depart the flame of life which burned so brilliant in the past and manifested itself in a thousand loving deeds is reduced to a spark and apparently is about to expire to go out into the beyond. No more shall our hearts beat with pleasure at the sound of that dear voice, no more we feel the touch of those dear hands in kind assistance of loving caress. The subject of this sketch was a sufferer for years with asthma, finally terminating into that fatal disease, consumption. Although he suffered a great deal during his sickness he was not heard to complain. He was a member of the M. E. Church, a sincere Christian his last words on the subject of dying were I have no fears for the future, it is all right. Death brings sadness and gloom over our home but the gloom is brightened and sadness removed to a great degree when we realize that there is hope in the promises of god. But still the days are dark and lonely for those who are left behind. He came to Iowa in 1856 from Iowa to Mo. In the year of 1858 returning to Iowa in 1861 where he was married to Miss Elmira Cameron. He returned to Mo. With his wife and two children in 1866, moving to his later residence in 1870. To this union were born 5 boys and 2 girls, all living but one boy, who died . Clyde living in Pueblo, Colo., Willis, near Lewis station, Allen, when last heard from was near British Columbia, Mrs. W. T. Runner, of Quarles, and Florence and Donald at home with their mother. He also leaves two sisters and one brother out of a family of 9 children to mourn this loss. Monday, Nov. 16, the funeral services were conducted at the family residence, after which he was laid to rest in the Brown Cemetery, near his home. - Another Clipping: Funeral services were conducted at the family residence Monday, November 16. for James Monroe Cameron, a highly respected citizen, who died Nov. 14, 1903, age 68. He was born near Peterborough, New York, August 9, 1835. came to Iowa in 1856 from Iowa to Mo. in 1858 returned to Iowa in 1861, where he married Miss Elmira Cameron. Returned to Mo. with his wife and two children in 1866, moving to his late residence in 1870. They had 7 children, five boys and two girls, all living but one boy who died in infancy. Clyde, living in Pueblo, Colorado; Willis, near Lewis Station; Allen, when last heard from was near British Columbia; Mrs. W. T. Runner of Quarles, and Florence and Donald at home with their mother. Also leaves two sisters and one brother, out of a family of nine children to mourn his loss.
(obit from Henry Co. website, used with permission.)
Son of Robert Cameron and Sarah Allen
m: Elmira Josephine Cameron ar Kwokuk, Lee Co IA Nov 27 1861.
ch inc:
1. Clyde J. CAMERON b: 28 SEP 1862 in Iowa
2. Willis Pratt CAMERON b: 21 AUG 1864 in near Farmington, Van Buren County, Iowa
3. Allen Eugene CAMERON b: 17 FEB 1868 in Henry County, Missouri
4. Blanche CAMERON b: 23 JUN 1870 in Henry County, Missouri
5. Florence M. CAMERON b: 27 MAR 1872 in Missouri
6. George W. CAMERON b: 31 JUL 1874
7. Donald L. CAMERON b: 20 SEP 1877 in near Quarles, Henry County, Missouri
CAMERON, James Monroe
b: Aug 9 1835, Peterborough, Madison Co, NY
d: Nov 14 1903, Henry Co, MO
bur: Brown Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton, Missouri, Nov 21 1903 - Death has again visited our vicinity and claimed for its victim James Monroe Cameron, a highly respected citizen, a devoted companion and a kind and loving father. All that loving hands and skilled physicians could do was done to prolong life, but god's will, not ours, be done. Oh, it is sad to stand by the bedside of one whose kind hands have often ministered to our personal comforts and necessities, whose tender voice has given us words of love and counsel, which have cheered and blessed us as we traveled the rough pathway of life. We must say farewell for the soul of this dear one is about to depart the flame of life which burned so brilliant in the past and manifested itself in a thousand loving deeds is reduced to a spark and apparently is about to expire to go out into the beyond. No more shall our hearts beat with pleasure at the sound of that dear voice, no more we feel the touch of those dear hands in kind assistance of loving caress. The subject of this sketch was a sufferer for years with asthma, finally terminating into that fatal disease, consumption. Although he suffered a great deal during his sickness he was not heard to complain. He was a member of the M. E. Church, a sincere Christian his last words on the subject of dying were I have no fears for the future, it is all right. Death brings sadness and gloom over our home but the gloom is brightened and sadness removed to a great degree when we realize that there is hope in the promises of god. But still the days are dark and lonely for those who are left behind. He came to Iowa in 1856 from Iowa to Mo. In the year of 1858 returning to Iowa in 1861 where he was married to Miss Elmira Cameron. He returned to Mo. With his wife and two children in 1866, moving to his later residence in 1870. To this union were born 5 boys and 2 girls, all living but one boy, who died . Clyde living in Pueblo, Colo., Willis, near Lewis station, Allen, when last heard from was near British Columbia, Mrs. W. T. Runner, of Quarles, and Florence and Donald at home with their mother. He also leaves two sisters and one brother out of a family of 9 children to mourn this loss. Monday, Nov. 16, the funeral services were conducted at the family residence, after which he was laid to rest in the Brown Cemetery, near his home. - Another Clipping: Funeral services were conducted at the family residence Monday, November 16. for James Monroe Cameron, a highly respected citizen, who died Nov. 14, 1903, age 68. He was born near Peterborough, New York, August 9, 1835. came to Iowa in 1856 from Iowa to Mo. in 1858 returned to Iowa in 1861, where he married Miss Elmira Cameron. Returned to Mo. with his wife and two children in 1866, moving to his late residence in 1870. They had 7 children, five boys and two girls, all living but one boy who died in infancy. Clyde, living in Pueblo, Colorado; Willis, near Lewis Station; Allen, when last heard from was near British Columbia; Mrs. W. T. Runner of Quarles, and Florence and Donald at home with their mother. Also leaves two sisters and one brother, out of a family of nine children to mourn his loss.
(obit from Henry Co. website, used with permission.)
68Y
Son of Robert Cameron and Sarah Allen
m: Elmira Josephine Cameron ar Kwokuk, Lee Co IA Nov 27 1861.
ch inc:
1. Clyde J. CAMERON b: 28 SEP 1862 in Iowa
2. Willis Pratt CAMERON b: 21 AUG 1864 in near Farmington, Van Buren County, Iowa
3. Allen Eugene CAMERON b: 17 FEB 1868 in Henry County, Missouri
4. Blanche CAMERON b: 23 JUN 1870 in Henry County, Missouri
5. Florence M. CAMERON b: 27 MAR 1872 in Missouri
6. George W. CAMERON b: 31 JUL 1874
7. Donald L. CAMERON b: 20 SEP 1877 in near Quarles, Henry County, Missouri
CAMERON, James Monroe
b: Aug 9 1835, Peterborough, Madison Co, NY
d: Nov 14 1903, Henry Co, MO
bur: Brown Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton, Missouri, Nov 21 1903 - Death has again visited our vicinity and claimed for its victim James Monroe Cameron, a highly respected citizen, a devoted companion and a kind and loving father. All that loving hands and skilled physicians could do was done to prolong life, but god's will, not ours, be done. Oh, it is sad to stand by the bedside of one whose kind hands have often ministered to our personal comforts and necessities, whose tender voice has given us words of love and counsel, which have cheered and blessed us as we traveled the rough pathway of life. We must say farewell for the soul of this dear one is about to depart the flame of life which burned so brilliant in the past and manifested itself in a thousand loving deeds is reduced to a spark and apparently is about to expire to go out into the beyond. No more shall our hearts beat with pleasure at the sound of that dear voice, no more we feel the touch of those dear hands in kind assistance of loving caress. The subject of this sketch was a sufferer for years with asthma, finally terminating into that fatal disease, consumption. Although he suffered a great deal during his sickness he was not heard to complain. He was a member of the M. E. Church, a sincere Christian his last words on the subject of dying were I have no fears for the future, it is all right. Death brings sadness and gloom over our home but the gloom is brightened and sadness removed to a great degree when we realize that there is hope in the promises of god. But still the days are dark and lonely for those who are left behind. He came to Iowa in 1856 from Iowa to Mo. In the year of 1858 returning to Iowa in 1861 where he was married to Miss Elmira Cameron. He returned to Mo. With his wife and two children in 1866, moving to his later residence in 1870. To this union were born 5 boys and 2 girls, all living but one boy, who died . Clyde living in Pueblo, Colo., Willis, near Lewis station, Allen, when last heard from was near British Columbia, Mrs. W. T. Runner, of Quarles, and Florence and Donald at home with their mother. He also leaves two sisters and one brother out of a family of 9 children to mourn this loss. Monday, Nov. 16, the funeral services were conducted at the family residence, after which he was laid to rest in the Brown Cemetery, near his home. - Another Clipping: Funeral services were conducted at the family residence Monday, November 16. for James Monroe Cameron, a highly respected citizen, who died Nov. 14, 1903, age 68. He was born near Peterborough, New York, August 9, 1835. came to Iowa in 1856 from Iowa to Mo. in 1858 returned to Iowa in 1861, where he married Miss Elmira Cameron. Returned to Mo. with his wife and two children in 1866, moving to his late residence in 1870. They had 7 children, five boys and two girls, all living but one boy who died in infancy. Clyde, living in Pueblo, Colorado; Willis, near Lewis Station; Allen, when last heard from was near British Columbia; Mrs. W. T. Runner of Quarles, and Florence and Donald at home with their mother. Also leaves two sisters and one brother, out of a family of nine children to mourn his loss.
(obit from Henry Co. website, used with permission.)
Son of Robert Cameron and Sarah Allen
m: Elmira Josephine Cameron ar Kwokuk, Lee Co IA Nov 27 1861.
ch inc:
1. Clyde J. CAMERON b: 28 SEP 1862 in Iowa
2. Willis Pratt CAMERON b: 21 AUG 1864 in near Farmington, Van Buren County, Iowa
3. Allen Eugene CAMERON b: 17 FEB 1868 in Henry County, Missouri
4. Blanche CAMERON b: 23 JUN 1870 in Henry County, Missouri
5. Florence M. CAMERON b: 27 MAR 1872 in Missouri
6. George W. CAMERON b: 31 JUL 1874
7. Donald L. CAMERON b: 20 SEP 1877 in near Quarles, Henry County, Missouri
CAMERON, James Monroe
b: Aug 9 1835, Peterborough, Madison Co, NY
d: Nov 14 1903, Henry Co, MO
bur: Brown Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton, Missouri, Nov 21 1903 - Death has again visited our vicinity and claimed for its victim James Monroe Cameron, a highly respected citizen, a devoted companion and a kind and loving father. All that loving hands and skilled physicians could do was done to prolong life, but god's will, not ours, be done. Oh, it is sad to stand by the bedside of one whose kind hands have often ministered to our personal comforts and necessities, whose tender voice has given us words of love and counsel, which have cheered and blessed us as we traveled the rough pathway of life. We must say farewell for the soul of this dear one is about to depart the flame of life which burned so brilliant in the past and manifested itself in a thousand loving deeds is reduced to a spark and apparently is about to expire to go out into the beyond. No more shall our hearts beat with pleasure at the sound of that dear voice, no more we feel the touch of those dear hands in kind assistance of loving caress. The subject of this sketch was a sufferer for years with asthma, finally terminating into that fatal disease, consumption. Although he suffered a great deal during his sickness he was not heard to complain. He was a member of the M. E. Church, a sincere Christian his last words on the subject of dying were I have no fears for the future, it is all right. Death brings sadness and gloom over our home but the gloom is brightened and sadness removed to a great degree when we realize that there is hope in the promises of god. But still the days are dark and lonely for those who are left behind. He came to Iowa in 1856 from Iowa to Mo. In the year of 1858 returning to Iowa in 1861 where he was married to Miss Elmira Cameron. He returned to Mo. With his wife and two children in 1866, moving to his later residence in 1870. To this union were born 5 boys and 2 girls, all living but one boy, who died . Clyde living in Pueblo, Colo., Willis, near Lewis station, Allen, when last heard from was near British Columbia, Mrs. W. T. Runner, of Quarles, and Florence and Donald at home with their mother. He also leaves two sisters and one brother out of a family of 9 children to mourn this loss. Monday, Nov. 16, the funeral services were conducted at the family residence, after which he was laid to rest in the Brown Cemetery, near his home. - Another Clipping: Funeral services were conducted at the family residence Monday, November 16. for James Monroe Cameron, a highly respected citizen, who died Nov. 14, 1903, age 68. He was born near Peterborough, New York, August 9, 1835. came to Iowa in 1856 from Iowa to Mo. in 1858 returned to Iowa in 1861, where he married Miss Elmira Cameron. Returned to Mo. with his wife and two children in 1866, moving to his late residence in 1870. They had 7 children, five boys and two girls, all living but one boy who died in infancy. Clyde, living in Pueblo, Colorado; Willis, near Lewis Station; Allen, when last heard from was near British Columbia; Mrs. W. T. Runner of Quarles, and Florence and Donald at home with their mother. Also leaves two sisters and one brother, out of a family of nine children to mourn his loss.
(obit from Henry Co. website, used with permission.)
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