s/o John McClelland & Maise (Fox) McClelland
The following item was written in the Carthage Daily Patriot, Friday Morning, April 23, 1880 showcasing many of Carthage's businesses.
It read:
R. C. M'Cleland
Boots and shoes, can be found on south side square. Has been in business for two years, and his trade is growing in magnitude and importance day by day. He has had a experience of many years. Has a full and complete stock on hand and is prepared to meet his increasing trade. We call especial attention to this enterprising and well regulated house.
[Note: Mr. McClelland's name was misspelled in the article.]
Mr. McClelland resided in a home in the area of town referred to as Cassil Place and was a retired shoe merchant
It was listed on the death certificate that he was born in Princeton County, Mo, but there is no Princeton county, although there is a town named Princeton in Mercer county, 13 miles south of the Iowa line. The creator of this page has taken the liberty of listing his birthplace as Princeton, Mercer county, Missouri.
He was married, but her first name was not given and she is not buried in the plot with him. The informant was only signed Mrs. R. C. McClelland
Carthage
Dr. C. B. Taylor was the attending physician
Buried in Park Cemetery under the direction of the Knell Undertaking Co.
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CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS Obituary
AUGUST 29, 1913
R. C. McCLELLAND DIES
End Comes at Cassil Place Home Last Night
Was Engaged in Shoe Business and Had Resided in Carthage for 36 Years
Robert C. McClelland, 65 years old, died at midnight last night at his home in Cassil Place, from dysentery and a complication of diseases. He had been ill only two weeks. Mr. McClelland had lived in Carthage almost 36 years.
A wife and one daughter, Miss Eleanora McClelland, survive. Other relatives probably will attend the funeral, which will be held from the Knell chapel at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the Rev John Oliphant, rector of Grace Episcopal Church, to conduct the services.
Mr. McClelland was born November 29, 1847 in Princeton, Mercer County, Missouri. He was reared and married there, and on the thirtieth anniversary of his birth, November 29, 1877, he came to Carthage with his family. He engaged in the shoe business here and in Webb City, later becoming a traveling salesman for a shoe company.
He was a member of the A. O. U. W. and the Knights and Ladies of Security the members of which orders are invited to the services tomorrow.
The following item was written in the Carthage Daily Patriot, Friday Morning, April 23, 1880 showcasing many of Carthage's businesses.
It read:
R. C. M'Cleland
Boots and shoes, can be found on south side square. Has been in business for two years, and his trade is growing in magnitude and importance day by day. He has had a experience of many years. Has a full and complete stock on hand and is prepared to meet his increasing trade. We call especial attention to this enterprising and well regulated house.
[Note: Mr. McClelland's name was misspelled in the article.]
Mr. McClelland resided in a home in the area of town referred to as Cassil Place and was a retired shoe merchant
It was listed on the death certificate that he was born in Princeton County, Mo, but there is no Princeton county, although there is a town named Princeton in Mercer county, 13 miles south of the Iowa line. The creator of this page has taken the liberty of listing his birthplace as Princeton, Mercer county, Missouri.
He was married, but her first name was not given and she is not buried in the plot with him. The informant was only signed Mrs. R. C. McClelland
Carthage
Dr. C. B. Taylor was the attending physician
Buried in Park Cemetery under the direction of the Knell Undertaking Co.
_______________________________________
CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS Obituary
AUGUST 29, 1913
R. C. McCLELLAND DIES
End Comes at Cassil Place Home Last Night
Was Engaged in Shoe Business and Had Resided in Carthage for 36 Years
Robert C. McClelland, 65 years old, died at midnight last night at his home in Cassil Place, from dysentery and a complication of diseases. He had been ill only two weeks. Mr. McClelland had lived in Carthage almost 36 years.
A wife and one daughter, Miss Eleanora McClelland, survive. Other relatives probably will attend the funeral, which will be held from the Knell chapel at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the Rev John Oliphant, rector of Grace Episcopal Church, to conduct the services.
Mr. McClelland was born November 29, 1847 in Princeton, Mercer County, Missouri. He was reared and married there, and on the thirtieth anniversary of his birth, November 29, 1877, he came to Carthage with his family. He engaged in the shoe business here and in Webb City, later becoming a traveling salesman for a shoe company.
He was a member of the A. O. U. W. and the Knights and Ladies of Security the members of which orders are invited to the services tomorrow.
s/o John McClelland & Maise (Fox) McClelland
The following item was written in the Carthage Daily Patriot, Friday Morning, April 23, 1880 showcasing many of Carthage's businesses.
It read:
R. C. M'Cleland
Boots and shoes, can be found on south side square. Has been in business for two years, and his trade is growing in magnitude and importance day by day. He has had a experience of many years. Has a full and complete stock on hand and is prepared to meet his increasing trade. We call especial attention to this enterprising and well regulated house.
[Note: Mr. McClelland's name was misspelled in the article.]
Mr. McClelland resided in a home in the area of town referred to as Cassil Place and was a retired shoe merchant
It was listed on the death certificate that he was born in Princeton County, Mo, but there is no Princeton county, although there is a town named Princeton in Mercer county, 13 miles south of the Iowa line. The creator of this page has taken the liberty of listing his birthplace as Princeton, Mercer county, Missouri.
He was married, but her first name was not given and she is not buried in the plot with him. The informant was only signed Mrs. R. C. McClelland
Carthage
Dr. C. B. Taylor was the attending physician
Buried in Park Cemetery under the direction of the Knell Undertaking Co.
_______________________________________
CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS Obituary
AUGUST 29, 1913
R. C. McCLELLAND DIES
End Comes at Cassil Place Home Last Night
Was Engaged in Shoe Business and Had Resided in Carthage for 36 Years
Robert C. McClelland, 65 years old, died at midnight last night at his home in Cassil Place, from dysentery and a complication of diseases. He had been ill only two weeks. Mr. McClelland had lived in Carthage almost 36 years.
A wife and one daughter, Miss Eleanora McClelland, survive. Other relatives probably will attend the funeral, which will be held from the Knell chapel at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the Rev John Oliphant, rector of Grace Episcopal Church, to conduct the services.
Mr. McClelland was born November 29, 1847 in Princeton, Mercer County, Missouri. He was reared and married there, and on the thirtieth anniversary of his birth, November 29, 1877, he came to Carthage with his family. He engaged in the shoe business here and in Webb City, later becoming a traveling salesman for a shoe company.
He was a member of the A. O. U. W. and the Knights and Ladies of Security the members of which orders are invited to the services tomorrow.
The following item was written in the Carthage Daily Patriot, Friday Morning, April 23, 1880 showcasing many of Carthage's businesses.
It read:
R. C. M'Cleland
Boots and shoes, can be found on south side square. Has been in business for two years, and his trade is growing in magnitude and importance day by day. He has had a experience of many years. Has a full and complete stock on hand and is prepared to meet his increasing trade. We call especial attention to this enterprising and well regulated house.
[Note: Mr. McClelland's name was misspelled in the article.]
Mr. McClelland resided in a home in the area of town referred to as Cassil Place and was a retired shoe merchant
It was listed on the death certificate that he was born in Princeton County, Mo, but there is no Princeton county, although there is a town named Princeton in Mercer county, 13 miles south of the Iowa line. The creator of this page has taken the liberty of listing his birthplace as Princeton, Mercer county, Missouri.
He was married, but her first name was not given and she is not buried in the plot with him. The informant was only signed Mrs. R. C. McClelland
Carthage
Dr. C. B. Taylor was the attending physician
Buried in Park Cemetery under the direction of the Knell Undertaking Co.
_______________________________________
CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS Obituary
AUGUST 29, 1913
R. C. McCLELLAND DIES
End Comes at Cassil Place Home Last Night
Was Engaged in Shoe Business and Had Resided in Carthage for 36 Years
Robert C. McClelland, 65 years old, died at midnight last night at his home in Cassil Place, from dysentery and a complication of diseases. He had been ill only two weeks. Mr. McClelland had lived in Carthage almost 36 years.
A wife and one daughter, Miss Eleanora McClelland, survive. Other relatives probably will attend the funeral, which will be held from the Knell chapel at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the Rev John Oliphant, rector of Grace Episcopal Church, to conduct the services.
Mr. McClelland was born November 29, 1847 in Princeton, Mercer County, Missouri. He was reared and married there, and on the thirtieth anniversary of his birth, November 29, 1877, he came to Carthage with his family. He engaged in the shoe business here and in Webb City, later becoming a traveling salesman for a shoe company.
He was a member of the A. O. U. W. and the Knights and Ladies of Security the members of which orders are invited to the services tomorrow.
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