There appears to be a cenotaph in Wisconsin, or was his body later moved there, and this obelisk left in place? It also appears that he was originally buried at Demersville Cemetery. Many of those interments were later moved to Conrad Memorial.
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'The River Press,' Fort Benton, MT
25 May 1898:
Kalispell, May 23.-- Hon. Lyman Loring, a member of the soldiers' home commission and a man of prominence in politics in this county and state, died Sunday morning after a lingering illness, of Bright's disease. His funeral was held this afternoon in the Episcopal church, Rev. T. E. Hickey officiating. Deceased leaves a wife and grown son.
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'The Ravalli Republican,' Stevensville, MT
25 May 1898:
Mr. Loring was well known in this vicinity where he lived before going to the Flathead. He was a member of the state legislature from Missoula county, then comprising what are now Missoula, Ravalli and Flathead counties, in 1892, and voted in that body for the creation of this county. He has many old friends here.
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'The Anaconda Standard,' Anaconda, MT
01 June 1898:
Mr. Loring was untiring in his efforts to secure for Flathead county the home (Montana Soldiers' Home), and after once secured worked to his utmost ability to have the same erected and occupied. He was a past commander of the G.A.R. camp of Kalispell and a politician of note in the state as well as county.
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Certificate of Death, dated May 22,1898, for Kalispell, Flathead County, lists Lyman Loring, farmer near Kalispell, resident of that place for six years.
Contributor: RunninonMT (49509864)
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'The River Press,' Fort Benton, MT
25 May 1898:
Kalispell, May 23.-- Hon. Lyman Loring, a member of the soldiers' home commission and a man of prominence in politics in this county and state, died Sunday morning after a lingering illness, of Bright's disease. His funeral was held this afternoon in the Episcopal church, Rev. T. E. Hickey officiating. Deceased leaves a wife and grown son.
~~
'The Ravalli Republican,' Stevensville, MT
25 May 1898:
Mr. Loring was well known in this vicinity where he lived before going to the Flathead. He was a member of the state legislature from Missoula county, then comprising what are now Missoula, Ravalli and Flathead counties, in 1892, and voted in that body for the creation of this county. He has many old friends here.
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'The Anaconda Standard,' Anaconda, MT
01 June 1898:
Mr. Loring was untiring in his efforts to secure for Flathead county the home (Montana Soldiers' Home), and after once secured worked to his utmost ability to have the same erected and occupied. He was a past commander of the G.A.R. camp of Kalispell and a politician of note in the state as well as county.
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Certificate of Death, dated May 22,1898, for Kalispell, Flathead County, lists Lyman Loring, farmer near Kalispell, resident of that place for six years.
Contributor: RunninonMT (49509864)
There appears to be a cenotaph in Wisconsin, or was his body later moved there, and this obelisk left in place? It also appears that he was originally buried at Demersville Cemetery. Many of those interments were later moved to Conrad Memorial.
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'The River Press,' Fort Benton, MT
25 May 1898:
Kalispell, May 23.-- Hon. Lyman Loring, a member of the soldiers' home commission and a man of prominence in politics in this county and state, died Sunday morning after a lingering illness, of Bright's disease. His funeral was held this afternoon in the Episcopal church, Rev. T. E. Hickey officiating. Deceased leaves a wife and grown son.
~~
'The Ravalli Republican,' Stevensville, MT
25 May 1898:
Mr. Loring was well known in this vicinity where he lived before going to the Flathead. He was a member of the state legislature from Missoula county, then comprising what are now Missoula, Ravalli and Flathead counties, in 1892, and voted in that body for the creation of this county. He has many old friends here.
~~
'The Anaconda Standard,' Anaconda, MT
01 June 1898:
Mr. Loring was untiring in his efforts to secure for Flathead county the home (Montana Soldiers' Home), and after once secured worked to his utmost ability to have the same erected and occupied. He was a past commander of the G.A.R. camp of Kalispell and a politician of note in the state as well as county.
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Certificate of Death, dated May 22,1898, for Kalispell, Flathead County, lists Lyman Loring, farmer near Kalispell, resident of that place for six years.
Contributor: RunninonMT (49509864)
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'The River Press,' Fort Benton, MT
25 May 1898:
Kalispell, May 23.-- Hon. Lyman Loring, a member of the soldiers' home commission and a man of prominence in politics in this county and state, died Sunday morning after a lingering illness, of Bright's disease. His funeral was held this afternoon in the Episcopal church, Rev. T. E. Hickey officiating. Deceased leaves a wife and grown son.
~~
'The Ravalli Republican,' Stevensville, MT
25 May 1898:
Mr. Loring was well known in this vicinity where he lived before going to the Flathead. He was a member of the state legislature from Missoula county, then comprising what are now Missoula, Ravalli and Flathead counties, in 1892, and voted in that body for the creation of this county. He has many old friends here.
~~
'The Anaconda Standard,' Anaconda, MT
01 June 1898:
Mr. Loring was untiring in his efforts to secure for Flathead county the home (Montana Soldiers' Home), and after once secured worked to his utmost ability to have the same erected and occupied. He was a past commander of the G.A.R. camp of Kalispell and a politician of note in the state as well as county.
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Certificate of Death, dated May 22,1898, for Kalispell, Flathead County, lists Lyman Loring, farmer near Kalispell, resident of that place for six years.
Contributor: RunninonMT (49509864)
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