Husband of Elizabeth (Colbert) Cameron. Son of Peter & Julia (Patterson) Cameron.
Obituary:
Bore Musket in '63
Robert Cameron, Old Soldier and Cleveland Resident for Many Years, is Dead
Robert Cameron, a veteran of the civil war and formerly a businessman of this city, died at Lorain, O., yesterday afternoon in his sixty-eighth year.
Mr. Cameron served for five years in the civil war in the Twenty-first New York cavalry. He was a noncommissioned officer when mustered out at the end of the war.
Born in Canada, he came to Cleveland about thirty-five years ago. Until about three years ago he had conducted a harness store on Detroit street. His residence at the time was at 81 Vienna-st. Three years ago Mr. Cameron moved to Lorain, where he resided up to the tme of his death.
He was a member of the Pathfinders and of the Bankers' Fraternal Union.
He is survivied by a widow, three sons [Frederick W., Robert Bruce Jr., and Ariel Don] and three daughters.
Only the three daughters live in Cleveland. They are: Mrs. Frank [Jennie Virginia] Lynett, Mrs. S.K. [Kate May] Elliot and Mrs. Charles [Martha Belle] Squire.
The funeral will be held from the residence of Mrs. S.K. Elliot, 175 South Boulevard, Thursday, at 2 o'clock. Burial will take place in Lakeview cemetery.
Obituary:
Bore Musket in '63
Robert Cameron, Old Soldier and Cleveland Resident for Many Years, is Dead
Robert Cameron, a veteran of the civil war and formerly a businessman of this city, died at Lorain, O., yesterday afternoon in his sixty-eighth year.
Mr. Cameron served for five years in the civil war in the Twenty-first New York cavalry. He was a noncommissioned officer when mustered out at the end of the war.
Born in Canada, he came to Cleveland about thirty-five years ago. Until about three years ago he had conducted a harness store on Detroit street. His residence at the time was at 81 Vienna-st. Three years ago Mr. Cameron moved to Lorain, where he resided up to the tme of his death.
He was a member of the Pathfinders and of the Bankers' Fraternal Union.
He is survivied by a widow, three sons [Frederick W., Robert Bruce Jr., and Ariel Don] and three daughters.
Only the three daughters live in Cleveland. They are: Mrs. Frank [Jennie Virginia] Lynett, Mrs. S.K. [Kate May] Elliot and Mrs. Charles [Martha Belle] Squire.
The funeral will be held from the residence of Mrs. S.K. Elliot, 175 South Boulevard, Thursday, at 2 o'clock. Burial will take place in Lakeview cemetery.
Husband of Elizabeth (Colbert) Cameron. Son of Peter & Julia (Patterson) Cameron.
Obituary:
Bore Musket in '63
Robert Cameron, Old Soldier and Cleveland Resident for Many Years, is Dead
Robert Cameron, a veteran of the civil war and formerly a businessman of this city, died at Lorain, O., yesterday afternoon in his sixty-eighth year.
Mr. Cameron served for five years in the civil war in the Twenty-first New York cavalry. He was a noncommissioned officer when mustered out at the end of the war.
Born in Canada, he came to Cleveland about thirty-five years ago. Until about three years ago he had conducted a harness store on Detroit street. His residence at the time was at 81 Vienna-st. Three years ago Mr. Cameron moved to Lorain, where he resided up to the tme of his death.
He was a member of the Pathfinders and of the Bankers' Fraternal Union.
He is survivied by a widow, three sons [Frederick W., Robert Bruce Jr., and Ariel Don] and three daughters.
Only the three daughters live in Cleveland. They are: Mrs. Frank [Jennie Virginia] Lynett, Mrs. S.K. [Kate May] Elliot and Mrs. Charles [Martha Belle] Squire.
The funeral will be held from the residence of Mrs. S.K. Elliot, 175 South Boulevard, Thursday, at 2 o'clock. Burial will take place in Lakeview cemetery.
Obituary:
Bore Musket in '63
Robert Cameron, Old Soldier and Cleveland Resident for Many Years, is Dead
Robert Cameron, a veteran of the civil war and formerly a businessman of this city, died at Lorain, O., yesterday afternoon in his sixty-eighth year.
Mr. Cameron served for five years in the civil war in the Twenty-first New York cavalry. He was a noncommissioned officer when mustered out at the end of the war.
Born in Canada, he came to Cleveland about thirty-five years ago. Until about three years ago he had conducted a harness store on Detroit street. His residence at the time was at 81 Vienna-st. Three years ago Mr. Cameron moved to Lorain, where he resided up to the tme of his death.
He was a member of the Pathfinders and of the Bankers' Fraternal Union.
He is survivied by a widow, three sons [Frederick W., Robert Bruce Jr., and Ariel Don] and three daughters.
Only the three daughters live in Cleveland. They are: Mrs. Frank [Jennie Virginia] Lynett, Mrs. S.K. [Kate May] Elliot and Mrs. Charles [Martha Belle] Squire.
The funeral will be held from the residence of Mrs. S.K. Elliot, 175 South Boulevard, Thursday, at 2 o'clock. Burial will take place in Lakeview cemetery.
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