OBITUARY OR DEATH NOTICE

NAME:

Smith, Clarendon L.

NEWSPAPER:

The Loyal Tribune

CITY

Loyal

STATE:

Wisconsin

DATE:

November 26,1925

Clarendon L. Smith, son of John T. and Mary Smith was born April 19, 1852

at Kenosha, Wisconsin and died November 19, 1925 at Browerville,

Minnesota. At 8 years of age he moved with his parents to Princeton, Green

Lake County, Wisconsin where he grew to manhood. He was married January

2, 1875 to Miss Emma Ferris: to this union were born three children. In

1878, he moved with his family to York Center, Clark County, Wisconsin

where he bought a farm and was one of the pioneer settlers of Clark County.

He lived here until the death of his wife March 22, 1912 when he sold his farm

and shortly afterward moved to Chetek, Wisconsin where he lived until about

five years ago, since then making his home among his children. In the year

1894 he was converted in revival meeting under the labor of Rev.

Brookmiller in the Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1895, he and his wife

united with the Free Methodist Church in which he lived a consistent

Christian life to the time of his death. The last year was spent in Minnesota

with his daughter where he made many friends. His abundant labor of love

endeared him to all. "He walked with God and was not for God to look for

him." He leaves to mourn his loss, one brother, Ellsworth L. Smith of

Corning, California. Two sons, Guy C. Smith of Loyal, Wisconsin; Lee F.

Smith of Middleton, Idaho; one daughter, Mrs. Ethel Kendall of Browerville,

Minnesota; thirteen grandchildren, other relatives and a host of friends. His

body was laid to rest in the York Center Cemetery, funeral services being

	conducted by Rev. F. F. Wolfe of Milwaukee.
NEWSPAPER: The Neillsville Press CITY Neillsville STATE: Wisconsin DATE: November 26,1925
	Clarendon L. Smith, son of John and May Smith was born April 19, 1859 at
	Kenosha, Wisconsin and died November 19, 1925 at Browerville, Minnesota, aged
	73 years and 7 months. At 8 years of age he moved with his parents to Princeton,
	Green Lake County, Wisconsin, where he grew to manhood. He was married
	January 2, 1875 to Miss Emma Ferris.  To this union were born three children. In
	1878, he moved with his family to York Center, Clark County, where he bought a
	farm and was one of the pioneer settlers in the County. He lived there until the
	death of his wife, March 22, 1912, when he sold his farm and shortly afterwards
	moved to Chetek, Wisconsin; where he lived until five years ago; since then he has
	been making his home with his children. In the year of 1894 he was converted in a
	revival meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1895, he and his wife united
	with the Free Methodist Church in which he lived a consistent Christian life to the
	time of his death. He was a quiet man, but everyone that knew him was his friend.
	He leaves to mourn his loss one brother, Ellsworth Smith of Corning, California;
	three children, Mrs. G. C. Smith of Loyal, Lee F. Smith of Middleton, Idaho and
	Mrs. Ethel Kendall of Browerville, Minnesota and thirteen grandchildren.  He spent
	the last year with his daughter in Minnesota, where he passed away.  Mr. and Mrs.
	Kendall and daughter came back here with his remains last Friday.  The funeral was
	held Saturday in the M.E. Church at York Center. Rev. T. T. Wolfe of Milwaukee
	preached the funeral sermon and he was laid to rest in the York Center Cemetery
	beside his wife.

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