Interred on 14 Dec 1927.
Others in Section 150, Lot 10534:
Ethel Churchill, 21 Feb 1871
Lucy Churchill, 8 Oct 1857
*Lucy C. Churchill, 8 May 1857
Percy Churchill, 21 Aug 1869
*William Churchill, 8 May 1857
William Churchill, 15 Jun 1861
William Churchill, 1 Jul 1920
William Churchill Jr., 10 Jun 1873
* Same interment date may indicate reburials.
'UNCLE CHURCH'
FRIEND OF SICK DIES SUDDENLY
Clarence Churchill, Who In Time Spent Here Brought Much Joy, Victim
WAS "SHUT-INS" FRIEND
No Funeral Arrangements To Be Made Until Word From Brother In New York
This lengthy article was published in the Arizona Daily Star (Tucson, Arizona) on 30 Nov 1927.
Clarence Churchill.
Clarence Churchill, son of the late Sarah J. Churchill and brother of Arthur H. Churchill, of No. 6 Westover road, Montclair, died in Tucson, Ariz., Tuesday. He had been in ill health for the past three years and had lived for the greater part of the year in Tucson.
Mr. Churchill was born in Smithtown, L. I. in 1855 and came to Montclair as a boy. He was educated in the Montclair public schools. He was active in the Montclair Dramatic Club during its earliest years and was for many years a member of the old Montclair Club.
He started in the tea business as a young man and was a partner in the firm of Theodore A. Sheffield & ? During the war he was engaged in the manufacture of war acids at Stamford, Conn., and it is thought that his health was permanently injured at that time.
While in Tucson he became interested in the lonely shut-ins of that city and, for their benefit, established a private circulating library. Its activities gave him the opportunity of spreading a wholesome spirit of courage and cheer. Many of the books used in this work were sent him by Montclair people.
Funeral services will be held in Tucson and the body will be brought East for interment in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn
The Montclair Times (Montclair, NJ), 3 Dec 1927
Others in Section 150, Lot 10534:
Ethel Churchill, 21 Feb 1871
Lucy Churchill, 8 Oct 1857
*Lucy C. Churchill, 8 May 1857
Percy Churchill, 21 Aug 1869
*William Churchill, 8 May 1857
William Churchill, 15 Jun 1861
William Churchill, 1 Jul 1920
William Churchill Jr., 10 Jun 1873
* Same interment date may indicate reburials.
'UNCLE CHURCH'
FRIEND OF SICK DIES SUDDENLY
Clarence Churchill, Who In Time Spent Here Brought Much Joy, Victim
WAS "SHUT-INS" FRIEND
No Funeral Arrangements To Be Made Until Word From Brother In New York
This lengthy article was published in the Arizona Daily Star (Tucson, Arizona) on 30 Nov 1927.
Clarence Churchill.
Clarence Churchill, son of the late Sarah J. Churchill and brother of Arthur H. Churchill, of No. 6 Westover road, Montclair, died in Tucson, Ariz., Tuesday. He had been in ill health for the past three years and had lived for the greater part of the year in Tucson.
Mr. Churchill was born in Smithtown, L. I. in 1855 and came to Montclair as a boy. He was educated in the Montclair public schools. He was active in the Montclair Dramatic Club during its earliest years and was for many years a member of the old Montclair Club.
He started in the tea business as a young man and was a partner in the firm of Theodore A. Sheffield & ? During the war he was engaged in the manufacture of war acids at Stamford, Conn., and it is thought that his health was permanently injured at that time.
While in Tucson he became interested in the lonely shut-ins of that city and, for their benefit, established a private circulating library. Its activities gave him the opportunity of spreading a wholesome spirit of courage and cheer. Many of the books used in this work were sent him by Montclair people.
Funeral services will be held in Tucson and the body will be brought East for interment in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn
The Montclair Times (Montclair, NJ), 3 Dec 1927
Interred on 14 Dec 1927.
Others in Section 150, Lot 10534:
Ethel Churchill, 21 Feb 1871
Lucy Churchill, 8 Oct 1857
*Lucy C. Churchill, 8 May 1857
Percy Churchill, 21 Aug 1869
*William Churchill, 8 May 1857
William Churchill, 15 Jun 1861
William Churchill, 1 Jul 1920
William Churchill Jr., 10 Jun 1873
* Same interment date may indicate reburials.
'UNCLE CHURCH'
FRIEND OF SICK DIES SUDDENLY
Clarence Churchill, Who In Time Spent Here Brought Much Joy, Victim
WAS "SHUT-INS" FRIEND
No Funeral Arrangements To Be Made Until Word From Brother In New York
This lengthy article was published in the Arizona Daily Star (Tucson, Arizona) on 30 Nov 1927.
Clarence Churchill.
Clarence Churchill, son of the late Sarah J. Churchill and brother of Arthur H. Churchill, of No. 6 Westover road, Montclair, died in Tucson, Ariz., Tuesday. He had been in ill health for the past three years and had lived for the greater part of the year in Tucson.
Mr. Churchill was born in Smithtown, L. I. in 1855 and came to Montclair as a boy. He was educated in the Montclair public schools. He was active in the Montclair Dramatic Club during its earliest years and was for many years a member of the old Montclair Club.
He started in the tea business as a young man and was a partner in the firm of Theodore A. Sheffield & ? During the war he was engaged in the manufacture of war acids at Stamford, Conn., and it is thought that his health was permanently injured at that time.
While in Tucson he became interested in the lonely shut-ins of that city and, for their benefit, established a private circulating library. Its activities gave him the opportunity of spreading a wholesome spirit of courage and cheer. Many of the books used in this work were sent him by Montclair people.
Funeral services will be held in Tucson and the body will be brought East for interment in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn
The Montclair Times (Montclair, NJ), 3 Dec 1927
Others in Section 150, Lot 10534:
Ethel Churchill, 21 Feb 1871
Lucy Churchill, 8 Oct 1857
*Lucy C. Churchill, 8 May 1857
Percy Churchill, 21 Aug 1869
*William Churchill, 8 May 1857
William Churchill, 15 Jun 1861
William Churchill, 1 Jul 1920
William Churchill Jr., 10 Jun 1873
* Same interment date may indicate reburials.
'UNCLE CHURCH'
FRIEND OF SICK DIES SUDDENLY
Clarence Churchill, Who In Time Spent Here Brought Much Joy, Victim
WAS "SHUT-INS" FRIEND
No Funeral Arrangements To Be Made Until Word From Brother In New York
This lengthy article was published in the Arizona Daily Star (Tucson, Arizona) on 30 Nov 1927.
Clarence Churchill.
Clarence Churchill, son of the late Sarah J. Churchill and brother of Arthur H. Churchill, of No. 6 Westover road, Montclair, died in Tucson, Ariz., Tuesday. He had been in ill health for the past three years and had lived for the greater part of the year in Tucson.
Mr. Churchill was born in Smithtown, L. I. in 1855 and came to Montclair as a boy. He was educated in the Montclair public schools. He was active in the Montclair Dramatic Club during its earliest years and was for many years a member of the old Montclair Club.
He started in the tea business as a young man and was a partner in the firm of Theodore A. Sheffield & ? During the war he was engaged in the manufacture of war acids at Stamford, Conn., and it is thought that his health was permanently injured at that time.
While in Tucson he became interested in the lonely shut-ins of that city and, for their benefit, established a private circulating library. Its activities gave him the opportunity of spreading a wholesome spirit of courage and cheer. Many of the books used in this work were sent him by Montclair people.
Funeral services will be held in Tucson and the body will be brought East for interment in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn
The Montclair Times (Montclair, NJ), 3 Dec 1927
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