Clare County MI Archives Obituaries.....Hutchinson, George December 31, 1931
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newspaper clipping January 1932
GEORGE HUTCHINSON DIES AT BROTHER’S HOME DECEMBER 31
Deceased Spent Many Years in West But Sheridan Was Last Abode

George, son of George and Sarah Hutchinson, was born near Port Hope, Canada, 
November 28th, 1853 and came with his parents to Michigan when ten years of 
age, growing to manhood in the vicinity of Brown City.

He was united in marriage to Miss Loila Vandewarker in 1874.  To this union 
was born two sons and a daughter, Eunice, Edmond and M. J.  Edmond passed away 
at his home in Pontiac about four years ago.  Mr. Hutchinson moved his family 
to Kansas in the early pioneer days where they saw many of the hardships 
familiar to all the earlier settlers of the west.  During an epidemic of what 
was known as prairie fever the young wife was taken from the family and was 
laid to rest there.  Later in life Mr. Hutchinson was married to Miss May 
Sloan.  Two children blessed this union but again he was left to mourn the 
loss of his companion, and the children also preceded their father to that 
city not made by hands.

Mr. Hutchison returned to Michigan about fourteen years ago and has made his 
home with his brother, Robert and family.  Two months ago he returned from a 
visit with his brother, Henry in Colorado, and his health rapidly failed him, 
his last illness was of about three weeks duration, tenderly cared for by his 
brother and wife, where he passed away December 31st, 1931 at the age of 78 
years, one month and three days.  

He leaves to mourn their loss his son, M. J., a daughter, Eunice Dyer, 
thirteen grand children, three great grand children, three brothers, Thomas 
and Robert of Sheridan, Henry of Colorado, and a sister, Mrs. Winifred 
Harrington, of Nebraska, and a host of other relatives and friends.

The funeral was held from the Eagle church Saturday, Rev. Hondrich speaking 
the last comforting works to the mourning circle.  The body was laid to rest 
in Cherry Grove cemetery beside his parents and brother, Alfred.


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