PIONEER CADD PASSES TO BEYOND - WAS AN OLD AND RESPECTED RESIDENT OF THE CITY AND VALLEY
At the ripe old age of 81 years Thomas Cadd passed away yesterday afternoon at 1 0'clock at the family home on West Seventh street, surrounded by several members of his family of nine children who survive him. While he had not been in good health for some time his condition had not grown serious until with two weeks when suffered a partial stroke of paralysis: which with his advanced years caused his death.
For several years, Mr. Cadd had been afflicted with blindness, which rendered his declining years more lonely perhaps than they would otherwise have been especially so as his wife and life companion passed on seven years ago.
Mr. Cadd was born in Preston Buckinghamshire, England, June 8, 1831, being the son of John Cadd. When he was 16 years of age the entire family emigrated to {ort Hadley, Australia, where they settled on a farm, the trip being made by sailing vessel. In 1850 he was married to Miss Mary Stuchberry whose family had also emigrated from England.
After a residence of eight years in Australia young Mr. Cadd and bride sailed for California, a voyage that was filled with danger and disaster, their ship being wrecked near Honolulu. They however, finally reached San Francisco from where they sailed for San Pedro and than overland to San Bernardino which has since been the family home.
ENGAGED IN RANCHING
Mr. Cadd has always been engaged in ranching and teaming, having operated freighting lines to Los Angeles, to desert points and into the mountains for many years. Since its organized he has been a member of the Pioneer society always looking forward to the meeting of the society with interest.
Mr. Cadd leaves a family of nine children; five daughters and four sons. Mrs. Jane Smithson, Mrs. Lucinda Harris, Mrs. George McGarvey and Mrs. Henry Beggs of this city, and Mrs. Delia Henry of Los Angeles. Thomas Cadd Jr. of Huntington Beach. Alvin of Los Angeles, and George and John of this city.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 0'clock from the parlors of Stephen & Son.
At the ripe old age of 81 years Thomas Cadd passed away yesterday afternoon at 1 0'clock at the family home on West Seventh street, surrounded by several members of his family of nine children who survive him. While he had not been in good health for some time his condition had not grown serious until with two weeks when suffered a partial stroke of paralysis: which with his advanced years caused his death.
For several years, Mr. Cadd had been afflicted with blindness, which rendered his declining years more lonely perhaps than they would otherwise have been especially so as his wife and life companion passed on seven years ago.
Mr. Cadd was born in Preston Buckinghamshire, England, June 8, 1831, being the son of John Cadd. When he was 16 years of age the entire family emigrated to {ort Hadley, Australia, where they settled on a farm, the trip being made by sailing vessel. In 1850 he was married to Miss Mary Stuchberry whose family had also emigrated from England.
After a residence of eight years in Australia young Mr. Cadd and bride sailed for California, a voyage that was filled with danger and disaster, their ship being wrecked near Honolulu. They however, finally reached San Francisco from where they sailed for San Pedro and than overland to San Bernardino which has since been the family home.
ENGAGED IN RANCHING
Mr. Cadd has always been engaged in ranching and teaming, having operated freighting lines to Los Angeles, to desert points and into the mountains for many years. Since its organized he has been a member of the Pioneer society always looking forward to the meeting of the society with interest.
Mr. Cadd leaves a family of nine children; five daughters and four sons. Mrs. Jane Smithson, Mrs. Lucinda Harris, Mrs. George McGarvey and Mrs. Henry Beggs of this city, and Mrs. Delia Henry of Los Angeles. Thomas Cadd Jr. of Huntington Beach. Alvin of Los Angeles, and George and John of this city.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 0'clock from the parlors of Stephen & Son.
PIONEER CADD PASSES TO BEYOND - WAS AN OLD AND RESPECTED RESIDENT OF THE CITY AND VALLEY
At the ripe old age of 81 years Thomas Cadd passed away yesterday afternoon at 1 0'clock at the family home on West Seventh street, surrounded by several members of his family of nine children who survive him. While he had not been in good health for some time his condition had not grown serious until with two weeks when suffered a partial stroke of paralysis: which with his advanced years caused his death.
For several years, Mr. Cadd had been afflicted with blindness, which rendered his declining years more lonely perhaps than they would otherwise have been especially so as his wife and life companion passed on seven years ago.
Mr. Cadd was born in Preston Buckinghamshire, England, June 8, 1831, being the son of John Cadd. When he was 16 years of age the entire family emigrated to {ort Hadley, Australia, where they settled on a farm, the trip being made by sailing vessel. In 1850 he was married to Miss Mary Stuchberry whose family had also emigrated from England.
After a residence of eight years in Australia young Mr. Cadd and bride sailed for California, a voyage that was filled with danger and disaster, their ship being wrecked near Honolulu. They however, finally reached San Francisco from where they sailed for San Pedro and than overland to San Bernardino which has since been the family home.
ENGAGED IN RANCHING
Mr. Cadd has always been engaged in ranching and teaming, having operated freighting lines to Los Angeles, to desert points and into the mountains for many years. Since its organized he has been a member of the Pioneer society always looking forward to the meeting of the society with interest.
Mr. Cadd leaves a family of nine children; five daughters and four sons. Mrs. Jane Smithson, Mrs. Lucinda Harris, Mrs. George McGarvey and Mrs. Henry Beggs of this city, and Mrs. Delia Henry of Los Angeles. Thomas Cadd Jr. of Huntington Beach. Alvin of Los Angeles, and George and John of this city.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 0'clock from the parlors of Stephen & Son.
At the ripe old age of 81 years Thomas Cadd passed away yesterday afternoon at 1 0'clock at the family home on West Seventh street, surrounded by several members of his family of nine children who survive him. While he had not been in good health for some time his condition had not grown serious until with two weeks when suffered a partial stroke of paralysis: which with his advanced years caused his death.
For several years, Mr. Cadd had been afflicted with blindness, which rendered his declining years more lonely perhaps than they would otherwise have been especially so as his wife and life companion passed on seven years ago.
Mr. Cadd was born in Preston Buckinghamshire, England, June 8, 1831, being the son of John Cadd. When he was 16 years of age the entire family emigrated to {ort Hadley, Australia, where they settled on a farm, the trip being made by sailing vessel. In 1850 he was married to Miss Mary Stuchberry whose family had also emigrated from England.
After a residence of eight years in Australia young Mr. Cadd and bride sailed for California, a voyage that was filled with danger and disaster, their ship being wrecked near Honolulu. They however, finally reached San Francisco from where they sailed for San Pedro and than overland to San Bernardino which has since been the family home.
ENGAGED IN RANCHING
Mr. Cadd has always been engaged in ranching and teaming, having operated freighting lines to Los Angeles, to desert points and into the mountains for many years. Since its organized he has been a member of the Pioneer society always looking forward to the meeting of the society with interest.
Mr. Cadd leaves a family of nine children; five daughters and four sons. Mrs. Jane Smithson, Mrs. Lucinda Harris, Mrs. George McGarvey and Mrs. Henry Beggs of this city, and Mrs. Delia Henry of Los Angeles. Thomas Cadd Jr. of Huntington Beach. Alvin of Los Angeles, and George and John of this city.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 0'clock from the parlors of Stephen & Son.
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