Clara, a daughter of James Armstrong and Ordell Thomas, married Dr. Daniel P. Deming, son of Orin E. Deming and Lydia A. Winslow on October 18, 1877. Clara's parents were originally from Indiana.
Clara and Daniel had four known children: Harriet C., Irene H., Margaret Ann, and Charles Orin Deming.
Mrs. Clara Deming.
Mrs. Clara Deming passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred T. Burns, 176 Ashland Ave. S., Detroit, on Saturday, February 16, after an illness caused from a stroke
and complications. Short funeral services were held .at the Burns home Monday evening at 7:30, Rev. Erwin Bradfield officiating'. The W. B. A. of Detroit conducted services. The remains were brought to Cass City Tuesday and services were held at the Presbyterian church at 3:00 p. m. Rev. P. J. Allured, pastor of the church officiated, and interment was in Elkland cemetery. The members of the Eastern Star held services at the vault.
Clara Ardell Armstrong was born August 25, 1856, at Leesburg, Indiana. On October 18, 1877, she was united in marriage with Daniel P. Deming at Cass City and made her home here until after Dr. Deming's death which occurred December 20, 1913. After leaving Cass City, Mrs. Deming spent some time in Mobile, Alabama, and with her son, William, at Font Royal, Virginia, but the last ten years she has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Burns, in Detroit.
She leaves two children, Mrs. Fred T. Burns, of Detroit and William C. Deming of Font Royal, Virginia, one half-brother, John Armstrong, of Leesburg, Indiana, and three half-sisters, Mrs. Janet Stanley of Leesburg, Mrs. Molly Hunter and Mrs. Hazel Wood of Warsaw, Indiana. Three children preceded the mother in death, Irene, who died in 1882, Margaret in February, 1908, and Orrin in November, 1918. Mrs. Deming was a member of Echo ~ Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and of Venus Rebekah Lodge, both of Cass City and a member of the Woman's Benefit Association of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson of Detroit and William C. Deming of Font Royal, Virginia, accompanied the body to Cass City. Several relatives and friends from Car0 attended the funeral.
(CASS CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1929, page 7, "Obituary")
Clara and Daniel had four known children: Harriet C., Irene H., Margaret Ann, and Charles Orin Deming.
Mrs. Clara Deming.
Mrs. Clara Deming passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred T. Burns, 176 Ashland Ave. S., Detroit, on Saturday, February 16, after an illness caused from a stroke
and complications. Short funeral services were held .at the Burns home Monday evening at 7:30, Rev. Erwin Bradfield officiating'. The W. B. A. of Detroit conducted services. The remains were brought to Cass City Tuesday and services were held at the Presbyterian church at 3:00 p. m. Rev. P. J. Allured, pastor of the church officiated, and interment was in Elkland cemetery. The members of the Eastern Star held services at the vault.
Clara Ardell Armstrong was born August 25, 1856, at Leesburg, Indiana. On October 18, 1877, she was united in marriage with Daniel P. Deming at Cass City and made her home here until after Dr. Deming's death which occurred December 20, 1913. After leaving Cass City, Mrs. Deming spent some time in Mobile, Alabama, and with her son, William, at Font Royal, Virginia, but the last ten years she has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Burns, in Detroit.
She leaves two children, Mrs. Fred T. Burns, of Detroit and William C. Deming of Font Royal, Virginia, one half-brother, John Armstrong, of Leesburg, Indiana, and three half-sisters, Mrs. Janet Stanley of Leesburg, Mrs. Molly Hunter and Mrs. Hazel Wood of Warsaw, Indiana. Three children preceded the mother in death, Irene, who died in 1882, Margaret in February, 1908, and Orrin in November, 1918. Mrs. Deming was a member of Echo ~ Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and of Venus Rebekah Lodge, both of Cass City and a member of the Woman's Benefit Association of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson of Detroit and William C. Deming of Font Royal, Virginia, accompanied the body to Cass City. Several relatives and friends from Car0 attended the funeral.
(CASS CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1929, page 7, "Obituary")
Clara, a daughter of James Armstrong and Ordell Thomas, married Dr. Daniel P. Deming, son of Orin E. Deming and Lydia A. Winslow on October 18, 1877. Clara's parents were originally from Indiana.
Clara and Daniel had four known children: Harriet C., Irene H., Margaret Ann, and Charles Orin Deming.
Mrs. Clara Deming.
Mrs. Clara Deming passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred T. Burns, 176 Ashland Ave. S., Detroit, on Saturday, February 16, after an illness caused from a stroke
and complications. Short funeral services were held .at the Burns home Monday evening at 7:30, Rev. Erwin Bradfield officiating'. The W. B. A. of Detroit conducted services. The remains were brought to Cass City Tuesday and services were held at the Presbyterian church at 3:00 p. m. Rev. P. J. Allured, pastor of the church officiated, and interment was in Elkland cemetery. The members of the Eastern Star held services at the vault.
Clara Ardell Armstrong was born August 25, 1856, at Leesburg, Indiana. On October 18, 1877, she was united in marriage with Daniel P. Deming at Cass City and made her home here until after Dr. Deming's death which occurred December 20, 1913. After leaving Cass City, Mrs. Deming spent some time in Mobile, Alabama, and with her son, William, at Font Royal, Virginia, but the last ten years she has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Burns, in Detroit.
She leaves two children, Mrs. Fred T. Burns, of Detroit and William C. Deming of Font Royal, Virginia, one half-brother, John Armstrong, of Leesburg, Indiana, and three half-sisters, Mrs. Janet Stanley of Leesburg, Mrs. Molly Hunter and Mrs. Hazel Wood of Warsaw, Indiana. Three children preceded the mother in death, Irene, who died in 1882, Margaret in February, 1908, and Orrin in November, 1918. Mrs. Deming was a member of Echo ~ Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and of Venus Rebekah Lodge, both of Cass City and a member of the Woman's Benefit Association of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson of Detroit and William C. Deming of Font Royal, Virginia, accompanied the body to Cass City. Several relatives and friends from Car0 attended the funeral.
(CASS CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1929, page 7, "Obituary")
Clara and Daniel had four known children: Harriet C., Irene H., Margaret Ann, and Charles Orin Deming.
Mrs. Clara Deming.
Mrs. Clara Deming passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred T. Burns, 176 Ashland Ave. S., Detroit, on Saturday, February 16, after an illness caused from a stroke
and complications. Short funeral services were held .at the Burns home Monday evening at 7:30, Rev. Erwin Bradfield officiating'. The W. B. A. of Detroit conducted services. The remains were brought to Cass City Tuesday and services were held at the Presbyterian church at 3:00 p. m. Rev. P. J. Allured, pastor of the church officiated, and interment was in Elkland cemetery. The members of the Eastern Star held services at the vault.
Clara Ardell Armstrong was born August 25, 1856, at Leesburg, Indiana. On October 18, 1877, she was united in marriage with Daniel P. Deming at Cass City and made her home here until after Dr. Deming's death which occurred December 20, 1913. After leaving Cass City, Mrs. Deming spent some time in Mobile, Alabama, and with her son, William, at Font Royal, Virginia, but the last ten years she has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Burns, in Detroit.
She leaves two children, Mrs. Fred T. Burns, of Detroit and William C. Deming of Font Royal, Virginia, one half-brother, John Armstrong, of Leesburg, Indiana, and three half-sisters, Mrs. Janet Stanley of Leesburg, Mrs. Molly Hunter and Mrs. Hazel Wood of Warsaw, Indiana. Three children preceded the mother in death, Irene, who died in 1882, Margaret in February, 1908, and Orrin in November, 1918. Mrs. Deming was a member of Echo ~ Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and of Venus Rebekah Lodge, both of Cass City and a member of the Woman's Benefit Association of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson of Detroit and William C. Deming of Font Royal, Virginia, accompanied the body to Cass City. Several relatives and friends from Car0 attended the funeral.
(CASS CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1929, page 7, "Obituary")
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