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John A. McCloud, 1844-1912
The Coffeyville Daily Journal, 9 March 1912
JOHN M'CLOUD DEAD AT 67
The Pioneer Located On a Farm East of City 30 Years Ago
 John A. McCloud, a well known old veteran and pioneer of this vicinity, passed away quite suddenly about 11 o'clock Friday night of heart trouble. Death occurred shortly after he had retired for the night at his home, 1107 West Tenth street. He had suffered with the disease for several years but had been in his usual health Friday. Mr. McCloud was 67 years old and was born in Indiana. About 30 years ago he located on a farm east of Coffeyville, later buying a farm on Sandy Ridge. He traded this for city property a year ago. He was the father of sixteen children. Among the children whom he leaves are Will and John McCloud, Mrs. Geo. McKelleps, Mrs. John White, Mrs. Dan Noble, and Miss Maggie McCloud. He also leaves a widow. Recently Mr. McCloud had conducted a peanut and popcorn wagon at the Eldridge hotel corner. Funeral arrangements have not been made, awaiting word from relatives. Burial will be made in the Spring Valley cemetery, however. NOTE: It should have read Spring Hill Cemetery.
The Coffeyville Daily Journal, 12 March 1912
McCLOUD FUNERAL THURSDAY

The funeral of the late John A. McCloud will be conducted at the home, 1107 West Tenth street, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock by Rev. Thos. J. Hopkins, pastor of the First Baptist curch. Coffeyville Post, No. 153, G. A. R., of which Mr. McCloud was senior vice-commander, will have charge of the services at the grace in Spring Hill cemetery.
Contributed by Vivian Brinker

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