Lebanon, Kentucky
Manual Cambron was the son of Hilary Deparcq Cambron and Nancy Jane Thompson.
DEATH TAKES AGED FARMER. Emmanuel Cambron, of Loretto, Victim of Paralysis After Short Illness. HAD BEEN WED 50 YEARS.
Emmanuel Cambron, 77 years old, retired farmer, died Saturday afternoon, at 1:15 o'clock at his home at Loretto. Death was due to paralysis, he having been stricken on February 1st. He was conscious until about 24 hours before his death. Prior to his last illness, he had been in fairly good health.
Mr. Cambron was born in this county on February 6, 1856, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hilory Cambron, both deceased.
He is survived by his wife Mrs. Kate Buckler Cambron to whom he had been married for more than fifty years. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last November. Four children, three sons, Thurman, of Loretto, Adrian Cambron, of Chicago [KY], and Clevie Cambron, of Lebanon and by one daughter Mrs. Louis Mattingly of Chicago [KY]. Several grandchildren also survive and one sister, Sister Corennia, of the Loretto Order, Webster Grove, Missouri.
Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at nine o'clock at St. Francis church at Chicago [KY] by the Rev. N. Warner. Burial was in the church cemetery.
Manual is buried in cemetery #2, section 19.
Lebanon, Kentucky
Manual Cambron was the son of Hilary Deparcq Cambron and Nancy Jane Thompson.
DEATH TAKES AGED FARMER. Emmanuel Cambron, of Loretto, Victim of Paralysis After Short Illness. HAD BEEN WED 50 YEARS.
Emmanuel Cambron, 77 years old, retired farmer, died Saturday afternoon, at 1:15 o'clock at his home at Loretto. Death was due to paralysis, he having been stricken on February 1st. He was conscious until about 24 hours before his death. Prior to his last illness, he had been in fairly good health.
Mr. Cambron was born in this county on February 6, 1856, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hilory Cambron, both deceased.
He is survived by his wife Mrs. Kate Buckler Cambron to whom he had been married for more than fifty years. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last November. Four children, three sons, Thurman, of Loretto, Adrian Cambron, of Chicago [KY], and Clevie Cambron, of Lebanon and by one daughter Mrs. Louis Mattingly of Chicago [KY]. Several grandchildren also survive and one sister, Sister Corennia, of the Loretto Order, Webster Grove, Missouri.
Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at nine o'clock at St. Francis church at Chicago [KY] by the Rev. N. Warner. Burial was in the church cemetery.
Manual is buried in cemetery #2, section 19.
Family Members
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Sophia Regina Cambron Thompson
1853–1932
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Thomas Walter "Tom" Cambron
1854–1926
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Sr Mary Corinne "Sarah Ellen" Cambron
1859–1949
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Elizabeth Ann "Bettie" Cambron Alvey
1860–1901
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Mary Isabelle "Mary Belle" Cambron Miles
1862–1929
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Elizabeth A. "Bettie" Cambron Gard
1864–1899
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Sr Mary Leo Cambron
1865–1891
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Hilary Joseph Cambron
1873–1895
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Sylvia Cambron Durbin
1876–1923
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