Married Matilda Ann Bethell on May 30, 1878, in Mt. Erie, Wayne County, IL (Marriage Book A, Wayne Co., IL).
Three of John's grandchildren said their grandfather died at his son's , William Bluford Cazadd's home. While there should be a Missouri death certificate on him, one was not filed. Two of the grandchildren said a home-made casket was made and John was taken by truck to the cemetery for burial. Since he was not laid out in a funeral home, it assumed that's why a death certificate was not filed.
Uncited clipping (probably from Bollinger County, Missouri paper)
JOHN H. CAZADD
John H, Cazadd, son of William and Martha Cazadd was born May 18, 1853 in Lousten [sic-correct spelling Lewistown}, Ill, Fulton County, and died April 17, aged 81 years, 10 months and 29 days.
When a child, he came to Wayne County, Ill,, with his parents where he lived until he was married to Matilda Ann Bethel, May 30, 1877[sic]. They left there and came to Missouri in 1888. Ten children were born to this union. His wife, one son and two daughters preceded him in death.
He is survived by seven children, six granddaughters and ten grandsons, besides a host of friends. The children surviving are: Mrs. Andrew Shell and Mr. Buford Cazadd, of near Advance; Mrs. James Greer of St. Louis; Mrs. Harry Nichols of Zalma, Mrs. Selwyn Atchison and Mrs. Edward Wells of Granite City, Ill, and Lyman Cazadd of Zalma.
Since the death of his wife 21 months ago he made his home with his sun Buford.
He professed faith in Christ, over forty years ago and at his death was a member of the General Baptist Church at Clubb Creek.
Three of John's grandchildren said their grandfather died at his son's , William Bluford Cazadd's home. While there should be a Missouri death certificate on him, one was not filed. Two of the grandchildren said a home-made casket was made and John was taken by truck to the cemetery for burial. Since he was not laid out in a funeral home, it assumed that's why a death certificate was not filed.
Uncited clipping (probably from Bollinger County, Missouri paper)
JOHN H. CAZADD
John H, Cazadd, son of William and Martha Cazadd was born May 18, 1853 in Lousten [sic-correct spelling Lewistown}, Ill, Fulton County, and died April 17, aged 81 years, 10 months and 29 days.
When a child, he came to Wayne County, Ill,, with his parents where he lived until he was married to Matilda Ann Bethel, May 30, 1877[sic]. They left there and came to Missouri in 1888. Ten children were born to this union. His wife, one son and two daughters preceded him in death.
He is survived by seven children, six granddaughters and ten grandsons, besides a host of friends. The children surviving are: Mrs. Andrew Shell and Mr. Buford Cazadd, of near Advance; Mrs. James Greer of St. Louis; Mrs. Harry Nichols of Zalma, Mrs. Selwyn Atchison and Mrs. Edward Wells of Granite City, Ill, and Lyman Cazadd of Zalma.
Since the death of his wife 21 months ago he made his home with his sun Buford.
He professed faith in Christ, over forty years ago and at his death was a member of the General Baptist Church at Clubb Creek.
Married Matilda Ann Bethell on May 30, 1878, in Mt. Erie, Wayne County, IL (Marriage Book A, Wayne Co., IL).
Three of John's grandchildren said their grandfather died at his son's , William Bluford Cazadd's home. While there should be a Missouri death certificate on him, one was not filed. Two of the grandchildren said a home-made casket was made and John was taken by truck to the cemetery for burial. Since he was not laid out in a funeral home, it assumed that's why a death certificate was not filed.
Uncited clipping (probably from Bollinger County, Missouri paper)
JOHN H. CAZADD
John H, Cazadd, son of William and Martha Cazadd was born May 18, 1853 in Lousten [sic-correct spelling Lewistown}, Ill, Fulton County, and died April 17, aged 81 years, 10 months and 29 days.
When a child, he came to Wayne County, Ill,, with his parents where he lived until he was married to Matilda Ann Bethel, May 30, 1877[sic]. They left there and came to Missouri in 1888. Ten children were born to this union. His wife, one son and two daughters preceded him in death.
He is survived by seven children, six granddaughters and ten grandsons, besides a host of friends. The children surviving are: Mrs. Andrew Shell and Mr. Buford Cazadd, of near Advance; Mrs. James Greer of St. Louis; Mrs. Harry Nichols of Zalma, Mrs. Selwyn Atchison and Mrs. Edward Wells of Granite City, Ill, and Lyman Cazadd of Zalma.
Since the death of his wife 21 months ago he made his home with his sun Buford.
He professed faith in Christ, over forty years ago and at his death was a member of the General Baptist Church at Clubb Creek.
Three of John's grandchildren said their grandfather died at his son's , William Bluford Cazadd's home. While there should be a Missouri death certificate on him, one was not filed. Two of the grandchildren said a home-made casket was made and John was taken by truck to the cemetery for burial. Since he was not laid out in a funeral home, it assumed that's why a death certificate was not filed.
Uncited clipping (probably from Bollinger County, Missouri paper)
JOHN H. CAZADD
John H, Cazadd, son of William and Martha Cazadd was born May 18, 1853 in Lousten [sic-correct spelling Lewistown}, Ill, Fulton County, and died April 17, aged 81 years, 10 months and 29 days.
When a child, he came to Wayne County, Ill,, with his parents where he lived until he was married to Matilda Ann Bethel, May 30, 1877[sic]. They left there and came to Missouri in 1888. Ten children were born to this union. His wife, one son and two daughters preceded him in death.
He is survived by seven children, six granddaughters and ten grandsons, besides a host of friends. The children surviving are: Mrs. Andrew Shell and Mr. Buford Cazadd, of near Advance; Mrs. James Greer of St. Louis; Mrs. Harry Nichols of Zalma, Mrs. Selwyn Atchison and Mrs. Edward Wells of Granite City, Ill, and Lyman Cazadd of Zalma.
Since the death of his wife 21 months ago he made his home with his sun Buford.
He professed faith in Christ, over forty years ago and at his death was a member of the General Baptist Church at Clubb Creek.
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