Death Record of Cook County
Dolly Cloud resided in Chicago for 10 years. She was an Indian and a widow. She died at age 40. Her occupation was housewife. She died at her home at 1519 W. Adams Street in Chicago, Illinois. Her parents are listed as "unknown. The cause of death was "organic heart disease." The informant was Alexander Beregan, also of 1519 Adams Street, noted as a friend. She was buried at Beverly Cemetery in Blue Island, Cook County, IL. The Beaumont Funeral Home handled the arrangements.
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From research, her husband was Walter Bennett of Odanah, WI. Her children included Duane Bennett (1/10/1937), Sharon Bennett (1/6/1940), and Darlene Bennett (1946).
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Chicago Tribune article July 15, 1976
Siblings were reunited after 30 years:
Dolly relinquished custody in 1946 when Darlene was six weeks old. She was adopted by friends of the mother. Sharon and Duane were sent to live with their father in Odanah, WI. The siblings reconnected after the death of their grandfather, Antoine Cloud, as the BIA tried to locate his heirs to pass on property.
Dolly Cloud resided in Chicago for 10 years. She was an Indian and a widow. She died at age 40. Her occupation was housewife. She died at her home at 1519 W. Adams Street in Chicago, Illinois. Her parents are listed as "unknown. The cause of death was "organic heart disease." The informant was Alexander Beregan, also of 1519 Adams Street, noted as a friend. She was buried at Beverly Cemetery in Blue Island, Cook County, IL. The Beaumont Funeral Home handled the arrangements.
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From research, her husband was Walter Bennett of Odanah, WI. Her children included Duane Bennett (1/10/1937), Sharon Bennett (1/6/1940), and Darlene Bennett (1946).
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Chicago Tribune article July 15, 1976
Siblings were reunited after 30 years:
Dolly relinquished custody in 1946 when Darlene was six weeks old. She was adopted by friends of the mother. Sharon and Duane were sent to live with their father in Odanah, WI. The siblings reconnected after the death of their grandfather, Antoine Cloud, as the BIA tried to locate his heirs to pass on property.
Death Record of Cook County
Dolly Cloud resided in Chicago for 10 years. She was an Indian and a widow. She died at age 40. Her occupation was housewife. She died at her home at 1519 W. Adams Street in Chicago, Illinois. Her parents are listed as "unknown. The cause of death was "organic heart disease." The informant was Alexander Beregan, also of 1519 Adams Street, noted as a friend. She was buried at Beverly Cemetery in Blue Island, Cook County, IL. The Beaumont Funeral Home handled the arrangements.
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From research, her husband was Walter Bennett of Odanah, WI. Her children included Duane Bennett (1/10/1937), Sharon Bennett (1/6/1940), and Darlene Bennett (1946).
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Chicago Tribune article July 15, 1976
Siblings were reunited after 30 years:
Dolly relinquished custody in 1946 when Darlene was six weeks old. She was adopted by friends of the mother. Sharon and Duane were sent to live with their father in Odanah, WI. The siblings reconnected after the death of their grandfather, Antoine Cloud, as the BIA tried to locate his heirs to pass on property.
Dolly Cloud resided in Chicago for 10 years. She was an Indian and a widow. She died at age 40. Her occupation was housewife. She died at her home at 1519 W. Adams Street in Chicago, Illinois. Her parents are listed as "unknown. The cause of death was "organic heart disease." The informant was Alexander Beregan, also of 1519 Adams Street, noted as a friend. She was buried at Beverly Cemetery in Blue Island, Cook County, IL. The Beaumont Funeral Home handled the arrangements.
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From research, her husband was Walter Bennett of Odanah, WI. Her children included Duane Bennett (1/10/1937), Sharon Bennett (1/6/1940), and Darlene Bennett (1946).
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Chicago Tribune article July 15, 1976
Siblings were reunited after 30 years:
Dolly relinquished custody in 1946 when Darlene was six weeks old. She was adopted by friends of the mother. Sharon and Duane were sent to live with their father in Odanah, WI. The siblings reconnected after the death of their grandfather, Antoine Cloud, as the BIA tried to locate his heirs to pass on property.
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