Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Spalding, David 1924
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Portland Observer, 27 Mar 1924

David Spalding, of Danby, Dead

Funeral Services Will Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon At The Residence.

David Spalding, a well-known and respected pioneer resident of Danby township, 
passed away at his home Tuesday morning.  Death resulting from an attack of 
apoplexy that occurred about a year ago.  Funeral services will be held from 
the late home Friday afternoon at 1:30 Central Standard time, Rev. J. H. 
Bancroft, officiating.  Burial will be made in Portland cemetery.

Mr. Spalding was born in Deerfield township, Livingston county, October 9, 
1844, and lived in that vicinity until the time of the Civil war when he 
enlisted in the 22nd Michigan Infantry, Co. E., and served for three years.  
After the war he returned to Michigan settling in Danby township in the year of 
1865, where he remained until his death.  On December, 3, 1868, he was married 
to Miss Mary A Stone, a resident of Danby township.

Besides the widow he is survived by five children, Charles Spalding, of Lynn, 
Montana; Clare and Harry Spalding, of Portland; Mrs. L. T. Grandy, of Detroit; 
Mrs. Mae L. Martin, at home.  There are also five brothers and two sisters 
surviving:  Simmon? Spalding, of Fenton, Clarence Spalding of Sadler, Texas, 
Adelbert Spalding of Atwater, Calif.; Alfred Spalding, of Chicago; Miss Laura 
Spalding, of Fenton; Miss Lida Spalding, of Portland.


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