BORN IN: Stockton
DIED: 12/3/1903
AGED: 43
CAUSE OF DEATH: Nervous prostration
DEATH LOCATION: Washington, Nevada Co.
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OBITUARY ---------------GEORGE E. CLOUD
Redwood City Dec. 3, 1903
The relatives of George E. Cloud in this city have been notified of his critical illness at his home in Washington, Nevada County. His brother, Roy, hastened to his bedside yesterday. He is suffering from spinal meningitis and is said to be in grave danger.
Redwood City Democrat Dec. 10, 1903
Untimely death of George Cloud.
Passed away in Washington, Nevada County, last Thursday. George E. Cloud, whose serious illness was announced in this paper last week, is dead.
He passed away at his home Thursday morning.
The deceased was a native of Half Moon Bay, aged 44 years, where his younger days were passed, He was the son of the late J.J. Cloud, the stepson of Mrs. Cloud, and brother of Roy Cloud of this city and Charles Cloud of Nevada City for several years Mr. Cloud has been a resident of Nevada County, where he was highly esteemed. He served two terms as Justice of the Peace and was prominently spoken of as a future candidate for the Assembly. A feature of sadness in connection with his death is the fact that a few weeks ago he was happily married to an estimable young lady of Washington, who, though hardly more than a bride, is plunged into the grief of widowhood.
The remains arrived in this city Saturday afternoon and the following day at 2 o’clock the funeral took place from the Congregational Church, Rev. L.H. Maar officiating. The church was thronged with friends of the deceased and his family and many beautiful floral offerings bespoke the sympathy that was manifested toward the sorrowing relatives. The burial took place in Union Cemetery, the following old friends of the deceased serving as pallbearers: J.L. Johnston, Claude Fox, F.H. Thorpe, Joseph Winter, Fred Glennan and Will Lovie.
The young wife of the deceased will remain several weeks with her husband’s relatives in this city. Lot 205
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