Family: Frederick James Clampitt, b. 1864, England, d. 28 Jul 1937, Cook County, Illinois.
Married: 23 Aug 1883 Wilmette, Cook, Illinois.
Children: 1. Hazel May Clampitt, b. 1884, Illinois, d. 5 May 1905, Wilmette, Cook, Illinois.
2. Edwin James Clampitt, b. 11 Aug 1892, Wilmette, Cook, Illinois, d. 17 Oct 1969, LaJolla, San Diego, California.
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◦The Evanston Index Oct. 5, 1901:
Mrs. Fred J. Clampitt and Miss Hazell Clampitt left freiday for Denver, Colo. They expect to be gone eight months.
Oct. 26, 1901:
Mrs. Fred J. Clampitt and Miss Hazel Clampitt are visiting in Denver, Colo. From Denver they will fo to California.
Nov. 16, 1901:
Mrs Fred C. Clampitt and Miss Hazel Clampitt will leave Denver soon for Texas, en route for California.
Obituary:
Wilmette Life-Jun 3, 1937.
Pioneer of Wilmette passes away at home.
Mrs. Mary A. McDaniel Clampitt, a resident of Wilmette for the past 66 years, and a granddaughter of Henry McDaniel, (obit lists the wrong name here) early founder of the community, passed away on Wednesday of last week at her home, 823 Greenleaf avenue. She had been in ill health for some time. Born in Yorkville, near Aurora, she was brought to the village at the age of 4. Taking keen interest in the history of the village, she was the author of many notes on its earlier years. Funeral services were held at her residence on Saturday afternoon, with the Rev. John G. Hindley, minister of the First Congregational church, officiating. Interment was at Rosehill Cemetery. Mrs. Clampitt is survived by one son, Edwin J., 908 Central Avenue, Wilmette.
Married: 23 Aug 1883 Wilmette, Cook, Illinois.
Children: 1. Hazel May Clampitt, b. 1884, Illinois, d. 5 May 1905, Wilmette, Cook, Illinois.
2. Edwin James Clampitt, b. 11 Aug 1892, Wilmette, Cook, Illinois, d. 17 Oct 1969, LaJolla, San Diego, California.
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◦The Evanston Index Oct. 5, 1901:
Mrs. Fred J. Clampitt and Miss Hazell Clampitt left freiday for Denver, Colo. They expect to be gone eight months.
Oct. 26, 1901:
Mrs. Fred J. Clampitt and Miss Hazel Clampitt are visiting in Denver, Colo. From Denver they will fo to California.
Nov. 16, 1901:
Mrs Fred C. Clampitt and Miss Hazel Clampitt will leave Denver soon for Texas, en route for California.
Obituary:
Wilmette Life-Jun 3, 1937.
Pioneer of Wilmette passes away at home.
Mrs. Mary A. McDaniel Clampitt, a resident of Wilmette for the past 66 years, and a granddaughter of Henry McDaniel, (obit lists the wrong name here) early founder of the community, passed away on Wednesday of last week at her home, 823 Greenleaf avenue. She had been in ill health for some time. Born in Yorkville, near Aurora, she was brought to the village at the age of 4. Taking keen interest in the history of the village, she was the author of many notes on its earlier years. Funeral services were held at her residence on Saturday afternoon, with the Rev. John G. Hindley, minister of the First Congregational church, officiating. Interment was at Rosehill Cemetery. Mrs. Clampitt is survived by one son, Edwin J., 908 Central Avenue, Wilmette.
Family: Frederick James Clampitt, b. 1864, England, d. 28 Jul 1937, Cook County, Illinois.
Married: 23 Aug 1883 Wilmette, Cook, Illinois.
Children: 1. Hazel May Clampitt, b. 1884, Illinois, d. 5 May 1905, Wilmette, Cook, Illinois.
2. Edwin James Clampitt, b. 11 Aug 1892, Wilmette, Cook, Illinois, d. 17 Oct 1969, LaJolla, San Diego, California.
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◦The Evanston Index Oct. 5, 1901:
Mrs. Fred J. Clampitt and Miss Hazell Clampitt left freiday for Denver, Colo. They expect to be gone eight months.
Oct. 26, 1901:
Mrs. Fred J. Clampitt and Miss Hazel Clampitt are visiting in Denver, Colo. From Denver they will fo to California.
Nov. 16, 1901:
Mrs Fred C. Clampitt and Miss Hazel Clampitt will leave Denver soon for Texas, en route for California.
Obituary:
Wilmette Life-Jun 3, 1937.
Pioneer of Wilmette passes away at home.
Mrs. Mary A. McDaniel Clampitt, a resident of Wilmette for the past 66 years, and a granddaughter of Henry McDaniel, (obit lists the wrong name here) early founder of the community, passed away on Wednesday of last week at her home, 823 Greenleaf avenue. She had been in ill health for some time. Born in Yorkville, near Aurora, she was brought to the village at the age of 4. Taking keen interest in the history of the village, she was the author of many notes on its earlier years. Funeral services were held at her residence on Saturday afternoon, with the Rev. John G. Hindley, minister of the First Congregational church, officiating. Interment was at Rosehill Cemetery. Mrs. Clampitt is survived by one son, Edwin J., 908 Central Avenue, Wilmette.
Married: 23 Aug 1883 Wilmette, Cook, Illinois.
Children: 1. Hazel May Clampitt, b. 1884, Illinois, d. 5 May 1905, Wilmette, Cook, Illinois.
2. Edwin James Clampitt, b. 11 Aug 1892, Wilmette, Cook, Illinois, d. 17 Oct 1969, LaJolla, San Diego, California.
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◦The Evanston Index Oct. 5, 1901:
Mrs. Fred J. Clampitt and Miss Hazell Clampitt left freiday for Denver, Colo. They expect to be gone eight months.
Oct. 26, 1901:
Mrs. Fred J. Clampitt and Miss Hazel Clampitt are visiting in Denver, Colo. From Denver they will fo to California.
Nov. 16, 1901:
Mrs Fred C. Clampitt and Miss Hazel Clampitt will leave Denver soon for Texas, en route for California.
Obituary:
Wilmette Life-Jun 3, 1937.
Pioneer of Wilmette passes away at home.
Mrs. Mary A. McDaniel Clampitt, a resident of Wilmette for the past 66 years, and a granddaughter of Henry McDaniel, (obit lists the wrong name here) early founder of the community, passed away on Wednesday of last week at her home, 823 Greenleaf avenue. She had been in ill health for some time. Born in Yorkville, near Aurora, she was brought to the village at the age of 4. Taking keen interest in the history of the village, she was the author of many notes on its earlier years. Funeral services were held at her residence on Saturday afternoon, with the Rev. John G. Hindley, minister of the First Congregational church, officiating. Interment was at Rosehill Cemetery. Mrs. Clampitt is survived by one son, Edwin J., 908 Central Avenue, Wilmette.
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