Charles Tallmadge's obituary, St Johns, Clinton County, Michigan

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From THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN
St. Johns, Michigan,  Thursday, January 25, 1906

Died at Sister's Home.
Charles B. Tallmadge Passed Away After Few Week's Illness.

     Charles Bingley Tallmadge, eldest son of the late
Samuel and Mary A. Tallmadge, died Thursday morning, 
January 18, at the home of his sister, Mrs. J.D. Henderson,
after an illness of four weeks of a complication of 
diseases.  Mr. Tallmadge's death ocurred just eight weeks
after the death of his father.
     Mr. Tallmadge was born in Highland, Oakland County,
Michigan, April 13 1848.  He came to St. Johns with his 
parents when quite young but again removed to Oakland County,
and returned sixteen years ago to make his home with his
sister and where he has since resided.  He was of a kind 
disposition and always ready to do all that he could for
his friends.
     Mr. Tallmadge is survived by his sister, Mrs. J.D. Henderson
and brother, George A. Tallmadge, of this city; two brothers,
Edgar E. and Samuel Tallmadge, of Lansing; one sister, Mrs.
Jane French, of Clarksville, Michigan and a number of nephews and
nieces.
     The funeral services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J.D. Henderson, 111 North Morton Street, Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, Rev. James B. Pinckard officiating.  Interment
in St. Johns Cemetery.  Among the relatives present from 
out of town were;  Mrs. Jane French, of Clarksville.  Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Tallmadge and Samuel Tallmadge, of Lansing;  Mr. and 
Mrs. John E. Henderson and daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. D. L Johnson,
of Detroit.