Tillie Lloyd's obituary, Harrison, Clare County, Michigan

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Obituary from the Clare Sentinel April 1963:

MRS B. LLOYD SUCCOMBS

     Mrs. Tillie Lloyd was born June 2, 1879, the youngest of ten 
children for David and Nancy (Jane) Henderson at La Cross, Wisconsin.  
When she was two years old she came to Michigan with the family and has 
lived in Clare County all her life.

     She was married to Burt Lloyd on January 1, 1900, and seven sons 
were born to this union.  She resided on the family farm home on Dunlop 
road until five years ago.

     Her husband died in 1950.

     She has lived at the Ted Bilky home in Harrison for five years and 
Three weeks ago entered the Clare General Hospital for special 
treatment.  She passed away there Saturday April 18th, at the age of 
84.

     Mrs. Lloyd was a member of the Clare Methodist Church, which she
Attended until moving to Harrison and there she attended the Highway 
Tabernacle.

     Surviving are the seven sons, Glen, Don, Dale, Jim and Carl of 
Clare County, Ray of Pontiac, and Cecil of Traverse City, 24 
grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren, a sister-in-law Mrs. Grace 
Costello of Pontiac, three nephews, William Henderson of Harrison, Earl 
Henderson of Vernon, Chancy Lloyd of Pontiac, three nieces, Clara Orr 
of Ontario, Canada, Anna H. Davis and Elizabeth McIntosh, other 
relatives and many friends.

     Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Thurston 
Funeral Home, with Rev. Donald Roberts of the Highway Tabernacle and 
Mrs. Leah Garchow of Clare Methodist Church officiating.  Buriel in 
Cherry Grove Cemetery.