then eventually divorced a second time. They had two daughters, Wilma M. (Clendenin)Kroll and Willo M. (Clendenin) Schick.
William Rosencranz Clendenin was known as Crance (or Cranz). His middle name may come from the Union General William S. Rosecrans, who defeated the Confederate General Sterling Price in the Battle of Iuka, fought in northern Mississippi, September 19, 1862, a year before William was born.
In Kenneth Poe's autobiographical account, "Memories of Jones, Michigan, in the 1920's and 1930's" (1962), he recalls the following about "Crance" Clendenin:
"The saw mill was located one hundred yards south of the cooperative and the mill was big business at that time. . .If you could see the mill now as it was then you would see Crance Clendenning skidding logs with horses to the west door of the mill and from there Otis Rifenberg would roll them on a four wheeled cart which ran on a track to the saw carriage."
William's death certificate describes his occupation as, "carpenter/self employed".
then eventually divorced a second time. They had two daughters, Wilma M. (Clendenin)Kroll and Willo M. (Clendenin) Schick.
William Rosencranz Clendenin was known as Crance (or Cranz). His middle name may come from the Union General William S. Rosecrans, who defeated the Confederate General Sterling Price in the Battle of Iuka, fought in northern Mississippi, September 19, 1862, a year before William was born.
In Kenneth Poe's autobiographical account, "Memories of Jones, Michigan, in the 1920's and 1930's" (1962), he recalls the following about "Crance" Clendenin:
"The saw mill was located one hundred yards south of the cooperative and the mill was big business at that time. . .If you could see the mill now as it was then you would see Crance Clendenning skidding logs with horses to the west door of the mill and from there Otis Rifenberg would roll them on a four wheeled cart which ran on a track to the saw carriage."
William's death certificate describes his occupation as, "carpenter/self employed".
Inscription
William R. Clendenin, 1863-1955
Gravesite Details
Double stone with Marvel E. Miller, 1898-1948
Family Members
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Horace Nyram Frazier Clendenin
1846–1912
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Emeline Elizabeth Clendenin Salter
1848–1871
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Lydia Ann Louisa Clendenin Rifenberg
1850–1889
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James Sheldon Lewis Clendenen
1851–1940
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Matilda Margaret Jane Clendenin
1854–1871
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Victoria Velma Clendenin
1858–1881
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Abraham Lincoln Clendenin
1861–1935
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Ulysses Simpson Grant Clendenin
1866–1953
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Carrie Melissa Clendenin Miller
1875–1963
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