Charlevoix County MI Archives Photo Tombstone.....Hulme, William 
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Cemetery:           Brookside Cemetery
Name:               William Hulme

Date Of Photograph: August 29, 2012
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William Hulme
1869-1934





OBITUARY  - Oct 10, 1934
FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT DIED AT DETROIT

Funeral Services Conducted Here Monday for Capt. Wm. Hulme

Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon from the home of Mrs. Archie 
Alcock for her brother-in-law, Capt. William Hulme Jr., former Charlevoix 
resident, who died Friday at Marine hospital in Detroit.
Rev. W. H. Rauch, pastor of the Baptist church, conducted the services and 
interment was at Brookside cemetery.

Deceased was born April 8, 1869, at Maple City, Mich. He came to Charlevoix in 
July, 1887, and on December 21st, 1899, was married to Miss Caroline Brown of 
this city. During many years residence in Charlevoix, Capt. Hulme sailed the
lakes and will be remembered well by local mariners.

Surviving are the widow and two sons, Glennwood B. and Kenneth S., both of 
Toledo, Ohio; also two sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Beattie and Mrs. M. K. Chew of 
Charlevoix.
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2nd OBITUARY

FUNERAL SERVICE
MONDAY AFTERNOON FOR CAPT HULME, JR.
Funeral service was held Monday afternoon for Captain William Hulme, Jr., at the
residence of Mrs. Art Alcock, on South State Street. Rev. W. H. Rauch, pastor of
the local Baptist Church officiating.
For more than twenty-five years he has lived in Toledo having located there in 
1908 prior to this he resided in Charlevoix for twenty-one years during which
time he was well and favorably known as a good citizen, lake captain and ship
builder.He was a native of Michigan born at Maple City, April 8, 1869, and was
united in marriage with Miss Caroline Brown of Charlevoix, December 21, 1899, by
whom 
he is survived. Also by two sons, Glenwood B. and Kenneth S. of Toledo, O. Other
survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Beattie and Mrs. M. K. Chew of 
Charlevoix.
Mr. Hulme passed away Friday, October 5 at the Marine Hospital, Detroit, his 
death following a protracted illness.


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