Jacob Frances CLOER (VETERAN UNION)
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Additional CLOER Surnames in SONORA (SONORA) Cemetery
CLOER, Madge Langley (Close up)CLOER, Horace William (Close up)CLOER, Madge LangleyCLOER, Horace WilliamCLOER, Hettie Elizabeth (Close up)CLOER, Hettie ElizabethCLOER, Adaline (Close up)CLOER, AdalineCLOER, A JewellCLOER, C WesleyCLOER, AlleanCLOER, CleffieCLOER, Linsey BruceCLOER, N. I.CLOER, William MarionCLOER, John WCLOER, Isabel AileenCLOER, John W. (Closeup)CLOER, Isabel Aileen (Closeup)CLOER, John W.CLOER, John W. (Close up)CLOER, LouizaCLOER, Thomas J.CLOER, Margaret E.CLOER, W. B.CLOER, W. B. (Close up)CLOER, William Lee Additional CLOER Surnames in WASHINGTON County
CLOER, John H.CLOER, Sarah I.CLOER, ChildrenCLOER, SusanahCLOER, IsabelCLOER, Calvin JesseCLOER, George WCLOER, Rhoda AnnCLOER, Liza ACLOER, Rosy ACLOER, Van HCLOER, Lee RoyCLOER, Elisha LCLOER, Millie DCLOER, MaryCLOER, MarthaCLOER, Mack VCLOER, MamieCLOER, George FCLOER, Elisha LaneCLOER, VivianCLOER, CynthiaCLOER, Richard EugeneCLOER, Elisha Lane
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Submitted: 1/24/12 • Approved: 8/18/22 • Last Updated: 8/21/22 • R640285-G0-S3
PRIVATE US Army
Company H 19 Missouri Infantry
Civil War Union
January 29, 1844 - March 23, 1903
Husband of L Cloer
*Obituary
The Springdale News
Friday April 3, 1903
CLOER, Jacob T. - (from Sonora) Mrs. Rosie Potter, who was called here by the recent illness and death of her father, Uncle Jake Cloer, returned to her home at Brentwood the last of the week.
*Obituary (as written)
The Springdale News
Friday April 3, 1903
Uncle Jake Cloer entered into rest at 4 o'clock on the morning of March 23. The end was peaceful and serene, a fitting close to a life that had been a benediction to all who came within the radius of its influence. In Missouri, in 1844, on the 27th day of January, Jacob T. Cloer was born, the oldest of a family of ten children. He came to this county when a boy. He served in the Union army during the Civil War and at the close of the war he returned home and married Louisa Stone of this county. He joined the Christian Church when a young man and in all his long communion was a consistent and obedient member. He leaves a wife, three children and an aged father and mother to mourn his loss. The entire family have the sincerest sympathy of the community in their bereavement. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hale of Springdale and the remains were laid to rest in the Sonora cemetery. Hettie Cloer.
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