Sutter County CA Archives Obituaries.....DeWitt, William Golder June 16, 1914
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Marysville Appeal, June 17 & 19, 1914
The Marysville Appeal, Wednesday, June 17, 1914 pg 5 col 1
WILLIAM DEWITT PASSES AWAY
Had resided in Sutter County During Greater Part of His Life.
Sutter City, June 16.-William G DeWitt, one of the pioneer residents of Sutter 
County, died late tonight at his home in the Buttes, where he had resided for 
years. He was actively identified with the agricultural pursuits in this 
vicinity.
The deceased is survived by a wife and two sons. He was a member of Enterprise 
lodge F&AM of Yuba City, and of Washington lodge, R. A.M., No. 13, and Knights 
Templar, No 7, both of Marysville. The funeral arrangements, which have not 
been completed are under the direction of R. E. Bevan & Son
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The Marysville Appeal, Tuesday, June 19, 1914 pg 5 col 1
Funeral of Pioneer was held yesterday Many Friends Paid Last Respects To The 
Memory of William Golden DeWitt
Sutter City - June 18. the funeral of the late William Golden DeWitt was held 
today from the family home at 2 pm. Rev Curran of the M. E. church south of 
this city officiated at the religious services at the residence, and the 
Masonic service was read by Worshipful Master C. G. Ott, assisted by the 
members of the enterprise lodge No 70, Marysville Commandery, No 7 acted as 
escort. The choir which rendered several selections at the home grave, was 
composed of Miss Sue Sharp, organist, Miss Olive Curran, Miss J. Howlett, Mrs 
John Colford, Mr & Mrs E. Norton and Mr and Mrs T. J. Moore. The pallbearers 
were D.C. Schellenger, J. C. Albertson, William Clemons, Jack Lamme and 
Charles McQuaid and Robert Carpenter. The funeral was one of the largest ever 
held in Sutter county and was attended by citizens from all parts of Yuba and 
Sutter Counties. R. E. Bevan & Son had charge of the arrangements.


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