Catherine was the wife of Rev. George Cochran, b. Jan. 14, 1834 in County Cavan Township of Actragh Ireland and d. May 24, 1901 in Los Angeles, California. Catherine and George married about 1868 in Canada and had three children:
1) Susana G. or J., b. Nov. 1860 –
2) George Ira, b. July 1, 1863 in Oshawa, Outares, Canada and d. June 27, 1949 in Los Angeles, L.A. Co., Ca.
3) Maude E., b. Jan. 1868 in Canada and d. Dec. 5, 1959. She marr. Charles Irwin Douglas Moore.
In the 1871 Ontario, Canada census, Rev. George Cochran, Wesleyan Methodist Clergyman and head of household, age 37, b. abt. 1834
in Ireland was living in St. James Ward, Toronto East, Canada.
In the June 1, 1900 U.S. census, 61 yr. old 'Katherine' Cochran, b. in July of 1838 in Canada, was living at 1135 Thirtieth St. in Los Angeles Ward 5, L.A. Co., California with
60 yr. old husband, George Cochran, dean of a college, was b. Jan. 1834 in Ireland and
38 yr. old Susie J. Cochran, b. Nov. 1861 in Canada.
All three of them immigrated to the U.S. in 1893
Her father was b. in Scotland and her mother in Canada. Both of George's parents were b. in Ireland.
She was the mother of 3 children, all of whom were alive by the time of this census.
Catherine married George Cochran in 1858. They had been married 42 yrs. by 1900.
In the 1920 U.S. census, 80 yr. old widow, 'Cathrine' Cochran, b. in Canada, was living at 2248 Hobart in Los Angeles, L.A. Co., Ca. with 25 yr. old Swedish maid, Olga Wilson. Living on the next block, at 2249 Harvard (or Hobart?) St. was her 56 yr. old son, George I., b. in Canada, his 35 yr. old wife, Isabelle M., b. in Canada, two maids and a cook, all three from Sweden.
Los Angeles Times Obituary, Feb. 4, 1925
WIDOW OF DEAN DIES AT HOME
Mrs. Catherine Cochran Was Mother of Pacific Mutual President
Mrs. Catherine Lynch Cochran, 90 years of age, widow of the late Dr. George Cochran, formerly dean of the faculty of arts of the University of Southern California, passed away at her home in this city yesterday morning. She was the mother of George I. Cochran, president of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company and of Mrs. C. I. D. Moore of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Cochran was born in Canada of Scotch-English stock, and was a direct descendant of the family of Susannah Wesley, the mother of the founder of Methodism. In her early married years, she shared with Dr. Cochran a busy life in the pastorate of the Methodist church during which time her husband filled several of the leading pulpits in Canada, including the Metropolitan Church in Toronto, of which he was the first pastor.
Mrs. Cochran accompanied Dr. Cochran, their children and a small band of missionaries to Japan in 1872, where Dr. Cochran assisted in laying the foundations of the present Methodist Church of Japan. Mrs. Cochran resided in Japan, except for a period of furlough until 1890, when she came to Los Angeles, where her son was then practicing law. From that year until her death, she made her home in this city.
Funeral services in charge of Bresee Brothers, will be conducted tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the home of Mrs. Moore, 2242 South Hobart Boulevard. Burial will be at Rosedale Cemetery.
1) Susana G. or J., b. Nov. 1860 –
2) George Ira, b. July 1, 1863 in Oshawa, Outares, Canada and d. June 27, 1949 in Los Angeles, L.A. Co., Ca.
3) Maude E., b. Jan. 1868 in Canada and d. Dec. 5, 1959. She marr. Charles Irwin Douglas Moore.
In the 1871 Ontario, Canada census, Rev. George Cochran, Wesleyan Methodist Clergyman and head of household, age 37, b. abt. 1834
in Ireland was living in St. James Ward, Toronto East, Canada.
In the June 1, 1900 U.S. census, 61 yr. old 'Katherine' Cochran, b. in July of 1838 in Canada, was living at 1135 Thirtieth St. in Los Angeles Ward 5, L.A. Co., California with
60 yr. old husband, George Cochran, dean of a college, was b. Jan. 1834 in Ireland and
38 yr. old Susie J. Cochran, b. Nov. 1861 in Canada.
All three of them immigrated to the U.S. in 1893
Her father was b. in Scotland and her mother in Canada. Both of George's parents were b. in Ireland.
She was the mother of 3 children, all of whom were alive by the time of this census.
Catherine married George Cochran in 1858. They had been married 42 yrs. by 1900.
In the 1920 U.S. census, 80 yr. old widow, 'Cathrine' Cochran, b. in Canada, was living at 2248 Hobart in Los Angeles, L.A. Co., Ca. with 25 yr. old Swedish maid, Olga Wilson. Living on the next block, at 2249 Harvard (or Hobart?) St. was her 56 yr. old son, George I., b. in Canada, his 35 yr. old wife, Isabelle M., b. in Canada, two maids and a cook, all three from Sweden.
Los Angeles Times Obituary, Feb. 4, 1925
WIDOW OF DEAN DIES AT HOME
Mrs. Catherine Cochran Was Mother of Pacific Mutual President
Mrs. Catherine Lynch Cochran, 90 years of age, widow of the late Dr. George Cochran, formerly dean of the faculty of arts of the University of Southern California, passed away at her home in this city yesterday morning. She was the mother of George I. Cochran, president of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company and of Mrs. C. I. D. Moore of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Cochran was born in Canada of Scotch-English stock, and was a direct descendant of the family of Susannah Wesley, the mother of the founder of Methodism. In her early married years, she shared with Dr. Cochran a busy life in the pastorate of the Methodist church during which time her husband filled several of the leading pulpits in Canada, including the Metropolitan Church in Toronto, of which he was the first pastor.
Mrs. Cochran accompanied Dr. Cochran, their children and a small band of missionaries to Japan in 1872, where Dr. Cochran assisted in laying the foundations of the present Methodist Church of Japan. Mrs. Cochran resided in Japan, except for a period of furlough until 1890, when she came to Los Angeles, where her son was then practicing law. From that year until her death, she made her home in this city.
Funeral services in charge of Bresee Brothers, will be conducted tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the home of Mrs. Moore, 2242 South Hobart Boulevard. Burial will be at Rosedale Cemetery.
Catherine was the wife of Rev. George Cochran, b. Jan. 14, 1834 in County Cavan Township of Actragh Ireland and d. May 24, 1901 in Los Angeles, California. Catherine and George married about 1868 in Canada and had three children:
1) Susana G. or J., b. Nov. 1860 –
2) George Ira, b. July 1, 1863 in Oshawa, Outares, Canada and d. June 27, 1949 in Los Angeles, L.A. Co., Ca.
3) Maude E., b. Jan. 1868 in Canada and d. Dec. 5, 1959. She marr. Charles Irwin Douglas Moore.
In the 1871 Ontario, Canada census, Rev. George Cochran, Wesleyan Methodist Clergyman and head of household, age 37, b. abt. 1834
in Ireland was living in St. James Ward, Toronto East, Canada.
In the June 1, 1900 U.S. census, 61 yr. old 'Katherine' Cochran, b. in July of 1838 in Canada, was living at 1135 Thirtieth St. in Los Angeles Ward 5, L.A. Co., California with
60 yr. old husband, George Cochran, dean of a college, was b. Jan. 1834 in Ireland and
38 yr. old Susie J. Cochran, b. Nov. 1861 in Canada.
All three of them immigrated to the U.S. in 1893
Her father was b. in Scotland and her mother in Canada. Both of George's parents were b. in Ireland.
She was the mother of 3 children, all of whom were alive by the time of this census.
Catherine married George Cochran in 1858. They had been married 42 yrs. by 1900.
In the 1920 U.S. census, 80 yr. old widow, 'Cathrine' Cochran, b. in Canada, was living at 2248 Hobart in Los Angeles, L.A. Co., Ca. with 25 yr. old Swedish maid, Olga Wilson. Living on the next block, at 2249 Harvard (or Hobart?) St. was her 56 yr. old son, George I., b. in Canada, his 35 yr. old wife, Isabelle M., b. in Canada, two maids and a cook, all three from Sweden.
Los Angeles Times Obituary, Feb. 4, 1925
WIDOW OF DEAN DIES AT HOME
Mrs. Catherine Cochran Was Mother of Pacific Mutual President
Mrs. Catherine Lynch Cochran, 90 years of age, widow of the late Dr. George Cochran, formerly dean of the faculty of arts of the University of Southern California, passed away at her home in this city yesterday morning. She was the mother of George I. Cochran, president of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company and of Mrs. C. I. D. Moore of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Cochran was born in Canada of Scotch-English stock, and was a direct descendant of the family of Susannah Wesley, the mother of the founder of Methodism. In her early married years, she shared with Dr. Cochran a busy life in the pastorate of the Methodist church during which time her husband filled several of the leading pulpits in Canada, including the Metropolitan Church in Toronto, of which he was the first pastor.
Mrs. Cochran accompanied Dr. Cochran, their children and a small band of missionaries to Japan in 1872, where Dr. Cochran assisted in laying the foundations of the present Methodist Church of Japan. Mrs. Cochran resided in Japan, except for a period of furlough until 1890, when she came to Los Angeles, where her son was then practicing law. From that year until her death, she made her home in this city.
Funeral services in charge of Bresee Brothers, will be conducted tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the home of Mrs. Moore, 2242 South Hobart Boulevard. Burial will be at Rosedale Cemetery.
1) Susana G. or J., b. Nov. 1860 –
2) George Ira, b. July 1, 1863 in Oshawa, Outares, Canada and d. June 27, 1949 in Los Angeles, L.A. Co., Ca.
3) Maude E., b. Jan. 1868 in Canada and d. Dec. 5, 1959. She marr. Charles Irwin Douglas Moore.
In the 1871 Ontario, Canada census, Rev. George Cochran, Wesleyan Methodist Clergyman and head of household, age 37, b. abt. 1834
in Ireland was living in St. James Ward, Toronto East, Canada.
In the June 1, 1900 U.S. census, 61 yr. old 'Katherine' Cochran, b. in July of 1838 in Canada, was living at 1135 Thirtieth St. in Los Angeles Ward 5, L.A. Co., California with
60 yr. old husband, George Cochran, dean of a college, was b. Jan. 1834 in Ireland and
38 yr. old Susie J. Cochran, b. Nov. 1861 in Canada.
All three of them immigrated to the U.S. in 1893
Her father was b. in Scotland and her mother in Canada. Both of George's parents were b. in Ireland.
She was the mother of 3 children, all of whom were alive by the time of this census.
Catherine married George Cochran in 1858. They had been married 42 yrs. by 1900.
In the 1920 U.S. census, 80 yr. old widow, 'Cathrine' Cochran, b. in Canada, was living at 2248 Hobart in Los Angeles, L.A. Co., Ca. with 25 yr. old Swedish maid, Olga Wilson. Living on the next block, at 2249 Harvard (or Hobart?) St. was her 56 yr. old son, George I., b. in Canada, his 35 yr. old wife, Isabelle M., b. in Canada, two maids and a cook, all three from Sweden.
Los Angeles Times Obituary, Feb. 4, 1925
WIDOW OF DEAN DIES AT HOME
Mrs. Catherine Cochran Was Mother of Pacific Mutual President
Mrs. Catherine Lynch Cochran, 90 years of age, widow of the late Dr. George Cochran, formerly dean of the faculty of arts of the University of Southern California, passed away at her home in this city yesterday morning. She was the mother of George I. Cochran, president of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company and of Mrs. C. I. D. Moore of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Cochran was born in Canada of Scotch-English stock, and was a direct descendant of the family of Susannah Wesley, the mother of the founder of Methodism. In her early married years, she shared with Dr. Cochran a busy life in the pastorate of the Methodist church during which time her husband filled several of the leading pulpits in Canada, including the Metropolitan Church in Toronto, of which he was the first pastor.
Mrs. Cochran accompanied Dr. Cochran, their children and a small band of missionaries to Japan in 1872, where Dr. Cochran assisted in laying the foundations of the present Methodist Church of Japan. Mrs. Cochran resided in Japan, except for a period of furlough until 1890, when she came to Los Angeles, where her son was then practicing law. From that year until her death, she made her home in this city.
Funeral services in charge of Bresee Brothers, will be conducted tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the home of Mrs. Moore, 2242 South Hobart Boulevard. Burial will be at Rosedale Cemetery.
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