The Lathrop family farm was famous for its abundant amounts of fruit and berries.
Cyrus was a member of the State Assembly for Crawford County (Democratic Party). He ran as a good clean man and a farmer people could trust. He won in a landslide.
Over the years he served as town chairman, county board member, chairman of the county road and bridge committee and assemblyman from his county.
His house burned in 1910 but was rebuilt.
In 1941 Cyrus had a stroke and died within 48 hours. He never regained conciseness. Casket bearers were Edwin Phillip, Roy Rider, William Oswald, Thomas Chunat, William McCarthy, and Ray Geisler.
He had twelve children and ten surviving at his time of death.
The Lathrop family farm was famous for its abundant amounts of fruit and berries.
Cyrus was a member of the State Assembly for Crawford County (Democratic Party). He ran as a good clean man and a farmer people could trust. He won in a landslide.
Over the years he served as town chairman, county board member, chairman of the county road and bridge committee and assemblyman from his county.
His house burned in 1910 but was rebuilt.
In 1941 Cyrus had a stroke and died within 48 hours. He never regained conciseness. Casket bearers were Edwin Phillip, Roy Rider, William Oswald, Thomas Chunat, William McCarthy, and Ray Geisler.
He had twelve children and ten surviving at his time of death.
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Family Members
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Jeremiah Jacob Lathrop
1887–1956
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Pearl Julia Lathrop Porter
1889–1970
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Cora May Lathrop Herold
1890–1960
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Mary Amelia Lathrop Miller
1891–1985
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John Lewis Lathrop
1894–1981
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Grant Lathrop
1895–1895
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Napoleon Lathrop
1895–1895
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Hugo Royal Lathrop
1899–1959
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Esther Ruth Lathrop McCarthy
1900–1984
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Elsie Rose Lathrop McCarthy
1903–1979
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Charles L Lathrop
1905–1976
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Amber Louise Lathrop Oudyn
1906–1977
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