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Cyrus Trumble

Tintype of Cyrus Trumble

Summary

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  • b. 10 Apr 1867, Oakland County, Mich.
  • son of Andrew Trumble and Nancy Farin
  • d. 8 Oct 1940. Brookfield Township (near Gagetown), Huron County, Mich, aged 73 yrs, 5 mo, 28 days.

Sources

  • Notices from the April 4, 1941 and April 11, 1941, Cass City Chronicle,

    Administrator's Sale.

    I am selling to the highest bidder:

    1. The Southwest1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 and the West 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4, Section 36, Brookfield Township. Containing 60 acres.

    2. The Northwest. 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 36, Brookfield Township. Containing 40 acres.

    3. Part of the Southeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 on the Southwest, side of the Cass City State Road all in Section 36, Brookfield Township. Containing 10 acres.

    4. The South 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 that part lying East of the P. O. & N. R. R., and bounded on the East by the Cass City State Road and on the South by the county line. All in Section 36, Brookfield Township.

    WHITFIELD PATTERSON, Administrator of the Estate of Cyrus Trumble, Deceased.

  • Item from the Friday, October 11, 1940, Cass City Chronicle (Page Four)

    Cyrus Trumbull, who for many years practiced as a veterinarian in this community, died 1-1/2 miles north of Gagetown on Tuesday, October 8. He was 73 years of age.

    Funeral services will be held in the Gagetown Methodist Church this (Friday) afternoon at two o'clock. Burial will be in the Gagetown Cemetery.

  • Item from the Friday, October 4, 1940, Cass City Chronicle (Page Eight)

    Gagetown – Cyrus Trumble, ill for some time, was able to go to Mio [Michigan] where he will remain indefinitely.

  • Item from the Friday, September 13, 1940, Cass City Chronicle (Page Three)

    Gagetown – Dr. Cyrus Trumbull, who has been ill for several weeks, is now at the home of his sister, Emma Elston, who is caring for him.

  • Item from the October 16, 1925, Cass City Chronicle, (Page Two)

    Gagetown – Cyrus Trumble transacted business in Bad Axe [Michigan] Wednesday of last week.

  • Item from the June 8, 1923, Cass City Chronicle (Gagetown News)

    Cyrus Trumble transacted business in Pigeon [Michigan] Friday.

  • The U.S. Census 1920 for Brookfield Township (one mile north of Gagetown), Huron County, Michigan, shows

  • Item from the October 7, 1910, Cass City Chronicle, (Page One)

    HORSE RUNS AWAY WITH LAD AT NIGHT

    TRAVELS EIGHT MILES BEFORE HE IS CAPTURED.

    The Boy None the Worse for Trip. Asleep When He Was Found.

    Mrs. Wm. Golley of Gagetown was called to Cass City early yesterday morning by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. James Guliek. She was accompanied by her son, a lad of three or four years of age, and by Cyrus Trumbull, whose horse and buggy were used in making the trip. They arrived here about three o'clock, and Mrs. Golley and Mr. Trumbull had alighted from the rig and were about to help the lad out, when the horse gave a quick jump and started down the street with the boy seated in the buggy box.

    Assistance was secured from Isaac Agar and Frank Bliss, who started in the former's auto to search the country. They first went north but when they had travelled a few miles, they met Mr. Golley, who had been summoned from Gagetown by telephone, and they were forced to conclude that the horse had not started towards home as they at first believed he would naturally do.

    In the meantime Mr. Trumbull had started east on foot, tracks in the mud indicating that the horse had followed that direction. After walking a few miles he secured a rig from one of the farmers and kept on the trail. Messrs. Agar and Bliss tried the east road after their unsuccessful trip north, and they had gone beyond Wickware, seven miles from Cass City, when they learned that the horse and buggy had been found, north of Wickware, by Mr. Trumbull with the boy unharmed and asleep in the rig.

  • Item from the May 30, 1901, Cass City Enterprise (Gagetown News),

    A false alarm was afloat last week in the matter of the marriage of Cyrus Trumble. Cyrus says he will give the alarm when the time comes, and don’t wish any more false ones, as the past one caused him considerable trouble and worry.

  • Item from the May 1, 1892, Cass City Enterprise,

    Gagetown – The Trumbell boys marketed their winter catch of furs and skins at Cass City Monday.

  • The U.S. Census 1880 for Brookfield Township (one mile north of Gagetown), Huron County, Michigan, shows

  • The U.S. Census 1870 for Brookfield Township, Huron County, Michigan, shows, living in the home of Major Berton, a widower, aged 80

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