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Information in Oakdale cemetery record;
Age 68
coronary occlusion
single grave
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Clipped from
The Daily Times
Davenport, Iowa
07 Mar 1942, Sat • Page 4
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There is a memorial in FAirmont Cemetery with same information.
Third great granddaughter of Daniel Boone through paternal line
Married Edgar Bradfield McCLURE Sr 1879–1936; parents of:
Faye Harriet McCLURE 1910–1997 [m. Pavlik]
Helen McCLURE 1914–?
Edgar Bradfield McCLURE Jr 1916–2007 [m. England]
Donald Merrill McCLURE 1918–1992 [never married]
Rosemary (twin) McCLURE 1926–1926
Grant (twin) McCLURE 1926–1926
Alice Holliday McClure Obit. Daily Times Thursday Jan.3, 1957 Obit.
Death Notice Davenport
Malnutrition is blamed in the death of Mrs. Alice McClure,at 814 6th St., Davenport she was found in her home at about 3 pm Wednesday . No Inquest will be held , according to Davenport Police .A sister in California survives. The body was taken to Hill & Frederick's Mortuary, Davenport.
Daily Times - Davenport , Iowa ,Saturday Jan.5,1957 page 5
Funeral services will be held Monday at 8 am in the Hill & Frederick's Chapel for Mrs. Edgar McClure, 68 of 814 E. 6 th. St. Davenport. She was found dead in her home Wednesday. Cremation will be held in the Davenport Crematorium She was born Feb.7, 1883 in Peoria. She had lived in Davenport most of her life, Mr. McClure preceded her in death. She was of the Methodist faith.
Surviving are two daughters , Mrs. Fay Pavlik of San Francisco , and Helen Stoyer, of Harrisburg .Pa.; two sons, Lt. Commander Edgar McClure, with the US Navy in Simenon ,Ga.and Donald, at home, and a sister, Mrs. Melvin Thurm of Bartonville , Ill.
Burial per family records: Fairmount Cem is the resting place of Alice Holliday McClure and her grave is marked with a small stone grave marker
However, a volunteer recommended:
Cemetery office has no record of this person
I was unable to find her listed in the cemetery records.I would suggest contacting the Davenport Public Library/Special Collections. They have newspapers on micro-film, they do look ups for a small fee. The obituary may say where they were buried.
Information in Oakdale cemetery record;
Age 68
coronary occlusion
single grave
-------
Clipped from
The Daily Times
Davenport, Iowa
07 Mar 1942, Sat • Page 4
CHECK FOR ACCURACY.
There is a memorial in FAirmont Cemetery with same information.
Third great granddaughter of Daniel Boone through paternal line
Married Edgar Bradfield McCLURE Sr 1879–1936; parents of:
Faye Harriet McCLURE 1910–1997 [m. Pavlik]
Helen McCLURE 1914–?
Edgar Bradfield McCLURE Jr 1916–2007 [m. England]
Donald Merrill McCLURE 1918–1992 [never married]
Rosemary (twin) McCLURE 1926–1926
Grant (twin) McCLURE 1926–1926
Alice Holliday McClure Obit. Daily Times Thursday Jan.3, 1957 Obit.
Death Notice Davenport
Malnutrition is blamed in the death of Mrs. Alice McClure,at 814 6th St., Davenport she was found in her home at about 3 pm Wednesday . No Inquest will be held , according to Davenport Police .A sister in California survives. The body was taken to Hill & Frederick's Mortuary, Davenport.
Daily Times - Davenport , Iowa ,Saturday Jan.5,1957 page 5
Funeral services will be held Monday at 8 am in the Hill & Frederick's Chapel for Mrs. Edgar McClure, 68 of 814 E. 6 th. St. Davenport. She was found dead in her home Wednesday. Cremation will be held in the Davenport Crematorium She was born Feb.7, 1883 in Peoria. She had lived in Davenport most of her life, Mr. McClure preceded her in death. She was of the Methodist faith.
Surviving are two daughters , Mrs. Fay Pavlik of San Francisco , and Helen Stoyer, of Harrisburg .Pa.; two sons, Lt. Commander Edgar McClure, with the US Navy in Simenon ,Ga.and Donald, at home, and a sister, Mrs. Melvin Thurm of Bartonville , Ill.
Burial per family records: Fairmount Cem is the resting place of Alice Holliday McClure and her grave is marked with a small stone grave marker
However, a volunteer recommended:
Cemetery office has no record of this person
I was unable to find her listed in the cemetery records.I would suggest contacting the Davenport Public Library/Special Collections. They have newspapers on micro-film, they do look ups for a small fee. The obituary may say where they were buried.
CHECK FOR ACCURACY.
Information in Oakdale cemetery record;
Age 68
coronary occlusion
single grave
-------
Clipped from
The Daily Times
Davenport, Iowa
07 Mar 1942, Sat • Page 4
CHECK FOR ACCURACY.
There is a memorial in FAirmont Cemetery with same information.
Third great granddaughter of Daniel Boone through paternal line
Married Edgar Bradfield McCLURE Sr 1879–1936; parents of:
Faye Harriet McCLURE 1910–1997 [m. Pavlik]
Helen McCLURE 1914–?
Edgar Bradfield McCLURE Jr 1916–2007 [m. England]
Donald Merrill McCLURE 1918–1992 [never married]
Rosemary (twin) McCLURE 1926–1926
Grant (twin) McCLURE 1926–1926
Alice Holliday McClure Obit. Daily Times Thursday Jan.3, 1957 Obit.
Death Notice Davenport
Malnutrition is blamed in the death of Mrs. Alice McClure,at 814 6th St., Davenport she was found in her home at about 3 pm Wednesday . No Inquest will be held , according to Davenport Police .A sister in California survives. The body was taken to Hill & Frederick's Mortuary, Davenport.
Daily Times - Davenport , Iowa ,Saturday Jan.5,1957 page 5
Funeral services will be held Monday at 8 am in the Hill & Frederick's Chapel for Mrs. Edgar McClure, 68 of 814 E. 6 th. St. Davenport. She was found dead in her home Wednesday. Cremation will be held in the Davenport Crematorium She was born Feb.7, 1883 in Peoria. She had lived in Davenport most of her life, Mr. McClure preceded her in death. She was of the Methodist faith.
Surviving are two daughters , Mrs. Fay Pavlik of San Francisco , and Helen Stoyer, of Harrisburg .Pa.; two sons, Lt. Commander Edgar McClure, with the US Navy in Simenon ,Ga.and Donald, at home, and a sister, Mrs. Melvin Thurm of Bartonville , Ill.
Burial per family records: Fairmount Cem is the resting place of Alice Holliday McClure and her grave is marked with a small stone grave marker
However, a volunteer recommended:
Cemetery office has no record of this person
I was unable to find her listed in the cemetery records.I would suggest contacting the Davenport Public Library/Special Collections. They have newspapers on micro-film, they do look ups for a small fee. The obituary may say where they were buried.
Information in Oakdale cemetery record;
Age 68
coronary occlusion
single grave
-------
Clipped from
The Daily Times
Davenport, Iowa
07 Mar 1942, Sat • Page 4
CHECK FOR ACCURACY.
There is a memorial in FAirmont Cemetery with same information.
Third great granddaughter of Daniel Boone through paternal line
Married Edgar Bradfield McCLURE Sr 1879–1936; parents of:
Faye Harriet McCLURE 1910–1997 [m. Pavlik]
Helen McCLURE 1914–?
Edgar Bradfield McCLURE Jr 1916–2007 [m. England]
Donald Merrill McCLURE 1918–1992 [never married]
Rosemary (twin) McCLURE 1926–1926
Grant (twin) McCLURE 1926–1926
Alice Holliday McClure Obit. Daily Times Thursday Jan.3, 1957 Obit.
Death Notice Davenport
Malnutrition is blamed in the death of Mrs. Alice McClure,at 814 6th St., Davenport she was found in her home at about 3 pm Wednesday . No Inquest will be held , according to Davenport Police .A sister in California survives. The body was taken to Hill & Frederick's Mortuary, Davenport.
Daily Times - Davenport , Iowa ,Saturday Jan.5,1957 page 5
Funeral services will be held Monday at 8 am in the Hill & Frederick's Chapel for Mrs. Edgar McClure, 68 of 814 E. 6 th. St. Davenport. She was found dead in her home Wednesday. Cremation will be held in the Davenport Crematorium She was born Feb.7, 1883 in Peoria. She had lived in Davenport most of her life, Mr. McClure preceded her in death. She was of the Methodist faith.
Surviving are two daughters , Mrs. Fay Pavlik of San Francisco , and Helen Stoyer, of Harrisburg .Pa.; two sons, Lt. Commander Edgar McClure, with the US Navy in Simenon ,Ga.and Donald, at home, and a sister, Mrs. Melvin Thurm of Bartonville , Ill.
Burial per family records: Fairmount Cem is the resting place of Alice Holliday McClure and her grave is marked with a small stone grave marker
However, a volunteer recommended:
Cemetery office has no record of this person
I was unable to find her listed in the cemetery records.I would suggest contacting the Davenport Public Library/Special Collections. They have newspapers on micro-film, they do look ups for a small fee. The obituary may say where they were buried.
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