DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT
Clifford M. Dunham was born in Eaton Co., Mich., Feb. 2.1845 and died at North Woodstock, N. H. Sept 28, 1916 Aged 71 years, 1 month and 26 days. Mr. Dunham was a resident of Michigan most of his life and for a number
of years resided in Plainwell and Otsego. He lived two years in California, six years in the state of Washington and the last five years of his life he spent in the state of New Hampshire. In 1868 he married Miss Anna Corrington of Otsego. To them were born six children. The mother died
in 1883. Four children survive the father, viz: Mrs. Len Miller, of Pinconning, Mich., Mrs. Chas. Blair, of Marion, Mich., Mrs. J . R. Peterson, of Meaford, Ontario and Melvin A. Dunham of New Hampshire. Mr. Dunham married Miss Cora LaBarr, in Plainwell, in Dec. 1884, who survived him. He is also survived by a brother, O. M. Dunham and a sister,
Viola Kenyon, both of Olympia, Wash. By trade, Mr. Dunham was a carpenter and machinist. He was all his life identified with the Baptist church. For thirty years he suffered from poor health and the last 28 days he was unable to move. The remains were brought home and laid beside of the remains of the wife of his youth in Otsego cemetery after a short service in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Slocum. Rev. J. C. Cook conducted the service. Mrs. C. Blair of Marion was in attendance. While the friends sorrow over the parting, they rejoice in hope of a better day.
From The Otsego Union October 26, 1916.
Clifford M. Dunham was born in Eaton Co., Mich., Feb. 2.1845 and died at North Woodstock, N. H. Sept 28, 1916 Aged 71 years, 1 month and 26 days. Mr. Dunham was a resident of Michigan most of his life and for a number
of years resided in Plainwell and Otsego. He lived two years in California, six years in the state of Washington and the last five years of his life he spent in the state of New Hampshire. In 1868 he married Miss Anna Corrington of Otsego. To them were born six children. The mother died
in 1883. Four children survive the father, viz: Mrs. Len Miller, of Pinconning, Mich., Mrs. Chas. Blair, of Marion, Mich., Mrs. J . R. Peterson, of Meaford, Ontario and Melvin A. Dunham of New Hampshire. Mr. Dunham married Miss Cora LaBarr, in Plainwell, in Dec. 1884, who survived him. He is also survived by a brother, O. M. Dunham and a sister,
Viola Kenyon, both of Olympia, Wash. By trade, Mr. Dunham was a carpenter and machinist. He was all his life identified with the Baptist church. For thirty years he suffered from poor health and the last 28 days he was unable to move. The remains were brought home and laid beside of the remains of the wife of his youth in Otsego cemetery after a short service in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Slocum. Rev. J. C. Cook conducted the service. Mrs. C. Blair of Marion was in attendance. While the friends sorrow over the parting, they rejoice in hope of a better day.
From The Otsego Union October 26, 1916.
DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT
Clifford M. Dunham was born in Eaton Co., Mich., Feb. 2.1845 and died at North Woodstock, N. H. Sept 28, 1916 Aged 71 years, 1 month and 26 days. Mr. Dunham was a resident of Michigan most of his life and for a number
of years resided in Plainwell and Otsego. He lived two years in California, six years in the state of Washington and the last five years of his life he spent in the state of New Hampshire. In 1868 he married Miss Anna Corrington of Otsego. To them were born six children. The mother died
in 1883. Four children survive the father, viz: Mrs. Len Miller, of Pinconning, Mich., Mrs. Chas. Blair, of Marion, Mich., Mrs. J . R. Peterson, of Meaford, Ontario and Melvin A. Dunham of New Hampshire. Mr. Dunham married Miss Cora LaBarr, in Plainwell, in Dec. 1884, who survived him. He is also survived by a brother, O. M. Dunham and a sister,
Viola Kenyon, both of Olympia, Wash. By trade, Mr. Dunham was a carpenter and machinist. He was all his life identified with the Baptist church. For thirty years he suffered from poor health and the last 28 days he was unable to move. The remains were brought home and laid beside of the remains of the wife of his youth in Otsego cemetery after a short service in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Slocum. Rev. J. C. Cook conducted the service. Mrs. C. Blair of Marion was in attendance. While the friends sorrow over the parting, they rejoice in hope of a better day.
From The Otsego Union October 26, 1916.
Clifford M. Dunham was born in Eaton Co., Mich., Feb. 2.1845 and died at North Woodstock, N. H. Sept 28, 1916 Aged 71 years, 1 month and 26 days. Mr. Dunham was a resident of Michigan most of his life and for a number
of years resided in Plainwell and Otsego. He lived two years in California, six years in the state of Washington and the last five years of his life he spent in the state of New Hampshire. In 1868 he married Miss Anna Corrington of Otsego. To them were born six children. The mother died
in 1883. Four children survive the father, viz: Mrs. Len Miller, of Pinconning, Mich., Mrs. Chas. Blair, of Marion, Mich., Mrs. J . R. Peterson, of Meaford, Ontario and Melvin A. Dunham of New Hampshire. Mr. Dunham married Miss Cora LaBarr, in Plainwell, in Dec. 1884, who survived him. He is also survived by a brother, O. M. Dunham and a sister,
Viola Kenyon, both of Olympia, Wash. By trade, Mr. Dunham was a carpenter and machinist. He was all his life identified with the Baptist church. For thirty years he suffered from poor health and the last 28 days he was unable to move. The remains were brought home and laid beside of the remains of the wife of his youth in Otsego cemetery after a short service in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Slocum. Rev. J. C. Cook conducted the service. Mrs. C. Blair of Marion was in attendance. While the friends sorrow over the parting, they rejoice in hope of a better day.
From The Otsego Union October 26, 1916.
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