Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....McLoud, Hulda (Shoemaker) 1915
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Lyons Herald, 22 Jul 1915

The funeral services for the late Mrs. Hulda McLoud were held last Friday 
afternoon from the residence of Mrs. C.B. Vance in this village, being 
conducted by Rev. W. W. Hurd of the M.E. church.  Interment was made by the 
side of her husband in the family lot in Westside cemetery.  The obsequies at 
the home of Mrs. Vance and also at the cemetery were attended by a large number 
of friends and relatives from here as well as from Muir, Lyons and other points.

Mrs. McLoud was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson Shoemaker, being born in the 
little town of Barrington N Y. on October 22, 1845.  On October 1st, 1865, she 
was united in marriage to Henry McLoud of Yates county, New York, and in 
October of the following year they came to Pewamo to make their home,  In 1869 
they removed to Jonesville, Michigan, remaining there for a period of three 
years, after which they returned to Pewamo and from that time on until the 
death of Mr. McLoud in March, 1911, they made this village their home.  One 
son, Byron, was given to their union and after the death of the husband and 
father Mrs. McLoud went to Ada to make her home with him.  After an illness 
extending over many weeks she passed from this earth on Tuesday, July 13th, 
1915, in the 69th year of her age.  Besides a son, she leaves to mourn her 
departure, two brothers, John Shoemaker of Lyons; Farley Shoemaker of 
Columbiaville, Michigan, and a sister, Mrs. Ithiel McLoud of Dundee.

The writer has known Mrs. McLoud from our earliest recollections and always she 
was a woman of God-fearing convictions, laboring year after year in the 
vineyard of the Master, and we know she has earned by her loving and faithful 
services on this earth a crown of eternal glory in the land of hopes and 
promises that the Lord and Savior said that He had gone forth to prepare for 
the faithful of all the ages.


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