Fulton County IN Archives Photo Tombstone.....Morrett, Clara L. Rader 
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Cemetery:           Akron IOOF/Akron Cemetery
Name:               Clara L. Rader Morrett

Date Of Photograph: October 2011
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Dec.16,1864
Oct.22,1914
NW Sect. Row 2




Additional Comments:
Friday, October 23, 1914

Special to the Sentinel
Akron, Ind., Oct. 22 -- Mrs. Clara Luella MORRETT, 49, was found dead Thursday 
afternoon at five o'clock, when her husband, William MORRETT, returned to the 
home two miles east of here, from work on the roads. The mother had been alone 
since noon, as the two youngest daughters were in school.
According to Dr. FERRY, Mrs. Morrett had been dead for several hours. She was 
found by her husband lying on her bed where it was evident that she had gone 
to rest. County Coroner LOUGH returned a verdict of death due to heart trouble.
Mrs. Morrett was the mother of four daughters, three of whom are living: Mrs. 
Marie JERERD who lives near the family home, and Fay [MORRETT] and Elizabeth 
[MORRETT], who are in school. A daughter, Lura [MORRETT], died several years 
ago. Mrs. Morrett was the daughter of Philip RADER. She leaves two brothers, 
Schuyler [RADER] and Nelson RADER, and one sister, Mrs. Sarah NELSON. The 
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at the home.

Friday, October 30, 1914
The funeral services of Mrs. Clara RADER MORRETT were conducted Sunday 
afternoon by Rev. John McCOLLEY at the family residence two miles east of 
Akron where she was born and always lived almost a half a century. Many 
friends and neighbors attended the service. The floral offerings were 
beautiful expressions of the esteem of friends of the departed. Interment in 
the I.O.O.F. cemetery. - - - AKRON ITEMS.




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