He was moved to Lake View per the Woodland record:
Record Number: 015422 Interment Number: 15376
Last Name: Dunham First Name: Truman Middle Name:
Address: 1290 Euclid Ave
Death Date: Burial Date: April 02, 1882
Age: 50 Race: W Sex: M
Native of: USA
Cause of Death: Killed, accident
Section: 35 Lot: 2 Tier: Grave:
Grave Direction:
Remarks: Vault; brick grave; moved to Lake View Cemetery 12/11/1928
The family monument in Woodland Cemetery lists his birthdate as June 30, 1831.
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Cenotaph in Woodland Cemetery.
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In the city of Cleveland, as the ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic neighborhood boundaries shifted in the 19th and early 20th century, it was not uncommon for families to move farther out from downtown, and have relatives removed and reinterred in cemeteries nearer their new neighborhoods. Thus, some notable Clevelanders and their family members have two or even three burial sites, some leaving the original memorial stones in place, moving remains from Erie Street Cemetery downtown, to Woodland at what is now nearer MidTown, to Lake View Cemetery which is at the far eastern edge of the city and partially in East Cleveland and Cleveland Heights.
Record Number: 015422 Interment Number: 15376
Last Name: Dunham First Name: Truman Middle Name:
Address: 1290 Euclid Ave
Death Date: Burial Date: April 02, 1882
Age: 50 Race: W Sex: M
Native of: USA
Cause of Death: Killed, accident
Section: 35 Lot: 2 Tier: Grave:
Grave Direction:
Remarks: Vault; brick grave; moved to Lake View Cemetery 12/11/1928
The family monument in Woodland Cemetery lists his birthdate as June 30, 1831.
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Cenotaph in Woodland Cemetery.
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In the city of Cleveland, as the ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic neighborhood boundaries shifted in the 19th and early 20th century, it was not uncommon for families to move farther out from downtown, and have relatives removed and reinterred in cemeteries nearer their new neighborhoods. Thus, some notable Clevelanders and their family members have two or even three burial sites, some leaving the original memorial stones in place, moving remains from Erie Street Cemetery downtown, to Woodland at what is now nearer MidTown, to Lake View Cemetery which is at the far eastern edge of the city and partially in East Cleveland and Cleveland Heights.
He was moved to Lake View per the Woodland record:
Record Number: 015422 Interment Number: 15376
Last Name: Dunham First Name: Truman Middle Name:
Address: 1290 Euclid Ave
Death Date: Burial Date: April 02, 1882
Age: 50 Race: W Sex: M
Native of: USA
Cause of Death: Killed, accident
Section: 35 Lot: 2 Tier: Grave:
Grave Direction:
Remarks: Vault; brick grave; moved to Lake View Cemetery 12/11/1928
The family monument in Woodland Cemetery lists his birthdate as June 30, 1831.
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Cenotaph in Woodland Cemetery.
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In the city of Cleveland, as the ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic neighborhood boundaries shifted in the 19th and early 20th century, it was not uncommon for families to move farther out from downtown, and have relatives removed and reinterred in cemeteries nearer their new neighborhoods. Thus, some notable Clevelanders and their family members have two or even three burial sites, some leaving the original memorial stones in place, moving remains from Erie Street Cemetery downtown, to Woodland at what is now nearer MidTown, to Lake View Cemetery which is at the far eastern edge of the city and partially in East Cleveland and Cleveland Heights.
Record Number: 015422 Interment Number: 15376
Last Name: Dunham First Name: Truman Middle Name:
Address: 1290 Euclid Ave
Death Date: Burial Date: April 02, 1882
Age: 50 Race: W Sex: M
Native of: USA
Cause of Death: Killed, accident
Section: 35 Lot: 2 Tier: Grave:
Grave Direction:
Remarks: Vault; brick grave; moved to Lake View Cemetery 12/11/1928
The family monument in Woodland Cemetery lists his birthdate as June 30, 1831.
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Cenotaph in Woodland Cemetery.
----------
In the city of Cleveland, as the ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic neighborhood boundaries shifted in the 19th and early 20th century, it was not uncommon for families to move farther out from downtown, and have relatives removed and reinterred in cemeteries nearer their new neighborhoods. Thus, some notable Clevelanders and their family members have two or even three burial sites, some leaving the original memorial stones in place, moving remains from Erie Street Cemetery downtown, to Woodland at what is now nearer MidTown, to Lake View Cemetery which is at the far eastern edge of the city and partially in East Cleveland and Cleveland Heights.
Bio by: Janice
Gravesite Details
see memorial #78110690 in Lake View Cemetery
Family Members
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