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Isaac Sheets's obituary, Shiloh, Ionia County, Michigan

SUBJECT: Sheets, Waldron, Dayton, Thuma, Cliffe, Holbrook, Kidd, Palmiter
SUBMITTER: Margie Wood
EMAIL: miwood@voyager.net
DATE: Jan 31, 2000
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SURNAMES: 
The Portland Observer
Portland, Michigan
Thursday Evening, August 13, 1914

Isaac Sheets Dies at Shiloh, Mich.

Isaac Sheets, who until a few years ago, lived in the vicinity of
the Rich farm, in Danby, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jud
Waldron, at Shiloh, Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the U.B.
church in Portland Friday afternoon, the pastor and singers coming
from Shiloh. Burial was in the Portland cemetery.

Mr. Sheets was a veteran of the civil war, having served for three
years. He was born in Salem, O., July 22, 1834, but came to Lansing
when he was 15. His first wife was Matilda Dayton. After her death
he married Catherine E. Thuma. After the war he came to these parts
and remained here until his second wife passed away, since which time
his home has been with his children. They are Mrs. S. A. Cliffe, Charlevoix;
E. S., B. A. Sheets, Mrs. Chas. Holbrook, Blanchard; Mrs. J.D. Waldron,
Shiloh; W. A. Sheets, Alberta, Can., Mrs. J. C. Kidd, Cincinnati;
Mrs. O.A. Palmiter, Berrien Springs.

Mr. Sheets had been a member of the church for 45 years.



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