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Clarissa Maud “Maud” <I>Dutton</I> Cochran

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Clarissa Maud “Maud” Dutton Cochran

Birth
Alden, Hardin County, Iowa, USA
Death
21 Oct 1987 (aged 102)
Rankin, Vermilion County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Fisher, Champaign County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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Maud Dutton was the youngest daughter of John Clinton Dutton & Mary Elizabeth Nott. Her first name of Clarissa was after her mother's eldest sister who died young of a severe nosebleed, according to family tradition. Washtubs were filled with bloody cloths before she finally expired from loss of blood.

Maud Dutton married on 9 February 1905 in her father's farmhouse near Alden, Iowa, to George Gibson Cochran (1874-1930), son of John W. Cochran & Louisa Whiteside. 5 sons, all now deceased:
Leonard Cochran (1906-1909), choked on a fishbone he found in the garbage.
Cecil Duane Cochran (1909-
Robert William Cochran (1911-
Clifford Lawrence Cochran (1916-
Walter Earl Cochran (1918-

Maud Dutton was the youngest daughter of John Clinton Dutton & Mary Elizabeth Nott. Her first name of Clarissa was after her mother's eldest sister who died young of a severe nosebleed, according to family tradition. Washtubs were filled with bloody cloths before she finally expired from loss of blood.

Maud Dutton married on 9 February 1905 in her father's farmhouse near Alden, Iowa, to George Gibson Cochran (1874-1930), son of John W. Cochran & Louisa Whiteside. 5 sons, all now deceased:
Leonard Cochran (1906-1909), choked on a fishbone he found in the garbage.
Cecil Duane Cochran (1909-
Robert William Cochran (1911-
Clifford Lawrence Cochran (1916-
Walter Earl Cochran (1918-

Bio by: steven coulter

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