Coshocton County OhArchives Obituaries.....Clough, Rachel (Colling/Collins) January 7, 1914
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Coshocton Tribune/Coshocton Daily Age
Mrs. Clough Dies at Home in Tyndall -- Mrs. Rachel Clough, age 83, died at her
home in Tyndall Tuesday afternoon (January 20,1914) at 12:30 o'clock after an
illness of a complication of diseases extending over the past several months.
For the last two weeks, Mrs. Clough's condition was such that death was almost
hourly expected. Mrs. Clough was a widow of William Clough, a well known
minister and life-long resident of the Tyndall vicinity, who preceded her to the
grave fourteen years ago. During her last illness, Mrs. Clough was cared for by
a grandson and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clough. Eight children survive. They
are: Stephen Clough of Indiana, Thomas, Harry, and William Clough, Mrs. J.B.
Stubbs, Mrs. Charles Woods, Mrs. Caleb Berry, and Mrs. John Tharp all of
Coshocton. No funeral arrangements had been made Tuesday evening but it is
probable that the service will be held at Warner Chapel where Mrs. Clough was a
member for many years. - 1/21/1914 Coshocton Tribune.

AGED WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH -- Mrs. Rachel Clough Passes Away Tuesday Noon  --
Funeral Services To Be Held Friday Probably--  Infirmities incident to old age
caused the death of Mrs. Rachel Clough, aged 85, who died at her home near
Tyndall Tuesday at noon.  Mrs. Clough had been failing in health since last fall
and during the last few weeks her death has been momentarily expected. Mrs.
Clough has lived in the neighborhood of the home where she died for a great many
years and was well loved by the entire community.  She was a member of the
Warner M.E. church.  Her husband preceded her to the grave fourteen years ago. 
   She leaves the following sons and daughters:  Thomas and Harris of Columbus,
Stephen of ndiana, Mrs. Caleb Berry, Mrs. John Tharp, Mrs. J.B. Stubbs, and Mrs.
Charles Wood, all of Coshocton.  No definite funeral arrangements had been made
last night but it is probable that the services will be held Friday at the
Warner church.--Coshocton Daily Age;  January 21, 1914.

Additional Comments:
Born in Duram Co, England, daughter of Thomas Colling/Collins. Wife of William
C. Clough. 

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