* Floyd Raymond LeClear 1887-1947
* Leroy LeClear 1890-1916
* Donald A LeClear 1891-1932
* Homer J LeClear 1894-1894 (cholera)
* Everett F LeClear 1895-1955
* Vera Madge LeClear, Mrs Cornelius North, Mrs Fred Bartch 1897-1957
* Velma May LeClear, Mrs Richard Raymer 1900-1983
* Fern M LeClear, Mrs Robert Leslie 1905-1948
* Frank Elsworth LeClear 1907-1938
* Carl Wilson LeClear 1909-1971
* Richard Duane LeClear 1912-1983
When Charles was living in a cabin that had a string latch he always left the string out at night. One morning Charles got up and by his fireplace was an Indian. The Indian quietly got up and left. A couple of days later there was a deer hanging in a tree outside the cabin. The Indian's way of saying thank you for a warm night sleep.
Uncle Archie (one of his grandsons) said Charles always traveled by train for distances. He moved to Battle Creek from Ada. He lived in Battle Creek North on NM78 3/4 mile on the east side of the road. Charles LeClear worked as a saw filer in the lumber camps. He lived his later years in a big tent in Penfield Battle Creek. He lived for a time with his son Floyd, Suzie lived with son Donald.
Charles died of Tuberculosis. Both Charles and Laura are buried in Reese Cemetery, Battle Creek, Calhoun, MI. According to his obituary he died at Calhoun County Hospital at 7:30 at night, and was survived by three daughters and five sons, and his brother Elgie LeClear and sister Florence Bradley.
From Laura Rose LeClear's handwritten family tree of 1936:
Information from Florence LeClear Bradly in 1934. Levi and Rebecca were both born in Ohio and came to Michigan in an early day, when Charles was a babe. Levi bought 80 acres of all timber and Rebecca helped to clear the land. They made the babe a cradle from a hollow log. Rebecca's father was Nathan Chaney. Levi and Rebecca's children were: Charles, George, Ira, Florence and Elgie. Charles was born February 5, 1864 and died February 2, 1934. Buried in Reese.
The 1900 Michigan census lists the family living in Convis, Calhoun County, Charles and Laura with children Floyd, Roy, Don, Everett and Vera. Charles parents were born in Ohio, Laura's were born in New York.
Michigan's census of 1910 lists the family living in a rented home in Penfield, Calhoun County, Charles, Laura, children Don, Everett, Vera, Velma, Fern, Frank and Carl. Charles was a laborer.
* Floyd Raymond LeClear 1887-1947
* Leroy LeClear 1890-1916
* Donald A LeClear 1891-1932
* Homer J LeClear 1894-1894 (cholera)
* Everett F LeClear 1895-1955
* Vera Madge LeClear, Mrs Cornelius North, Mrs Fred Bartch 1897-1957
* Velma May LeClear, Mrs Richard Raymer 1900-1983
* Fern M LeClear, Mrs Robert Leslie 1905-1948
* Frank Elsworth LeClear 1907-1938
* Carl Wilson LeClear 1909-1971
* Richard Duane LeClear 1912-1983
When Charles was living in a cabin that had a string latch he always left the string out at night. One morning Charles got up and by his fireplace was an Indian. The Indian quietly got up and left. A couple of days later there was a deer hanging in a tree outside the cabin. The Indian's way of saying thank you for a warm night sleep.
Uncle Archie (one of his grandsons) said Charles always traveled by train for distances. He moved to Battle Creek from Ada. He lived in Battle Creek North on NM78 3/4 mile on the east side of the road. Charles LeClear worked as a saw filer in the lumber camps. He lived his later years in a big tent in Penfield Battle Creek. He lived for a time with his son Floyd, Suzie lived with son Donald.
Charles died of Tuberculosis. Both Charles and Laura are buried in Reese Cemetery, Battle Creek, Calhoun, MI. According to his obituary he died at Calhoun County Hospital at 7:30 at night, and was survived by three daughters and five sons, and his brother Elgie LeClear and sister Florence Bradley.
From Laura Rose LeClear's handwritten family tree of 1936:
Information from Florence LeClear Bradly in 1934. Levi and Rebecca were both born in Ohio and came to Michigan in an early day, when Charles was a babe. Levi bought 80 acres of all timber and Rebecca helped to clear the land. They made the babe a cradle from a hollow log. Rebecca's father was Nathan Chaney. Levi and Rebecca's children were: Charles, George, Ira, Florence and Elgie. Charles was born February 5, 1864 and died February 2, 1934. Buried in Reese.
The 1900 Michigan census lists the family living in Convis, Calhoun County, Charles and Laura with children Floyd, Roy, Don, Everett and Vera. Charles parents were born in Ohio, Laura's were born in New York.
Michigan's census of 1910 lists the family living in a rented home in Penfield, Calhoun County, Charles, Laura, children Don, Everett, Vera, Velma, Fern, Frank and Carl. Charles was a laborer.
Family Members
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Floyd Raymond LeClear
1887–1947
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Leroy LeClear
1889–1916
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Donald Acey LeClear
1891–1932
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Everett F LeClear
1895–1955
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Vera Madge LeClear Bartsch
1897–1957
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Velma May LeClear Raymer
1900–1983
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Fern M LeClear Leslie
1905–1948
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Frank Elsworth LeClear
1907–1939
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Carl Wilson LeClear
1909–1971
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Richard Duane LeClear
1912–1983
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