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The Ludington Record
Vol. XVI, Old Series, No. 31
Vol. 3, New Series, No. 46
Thursday, March 29, 1883

           OBITUARY.
           
           MR. JAMES CHINNERY, whose death occurred on Sunday,
         was one of the few of those remaining among us, who
         were the real pioneers; he came to this county, then
         a wilderness, when to clear up a farm in this far
         country was a serious thing. MR. CHINNERY, with his
         family, came to Mason county in a wagon over twenty
         years ago; he has been a resident of Amber since 
         that time, and during those years he has established
         a home for himself and family here, never forgetting
         to be fitted for the mansions prepared for him, as he
         believed, from the foundation of the world. He was
         seventy-seven years of age; though the years he had
         been past all active labor he was stirring in his
         sttendance to life's duties unto a short time before
         his death. A good citizen, an honest man, a consis-
         tant christian has gone to his reward. The funeral
         services were conducted by the Rev. HANSOM, of this
         city, at the Rickey school house, on Friday; the
         house was crowded with the friends and neighbors
         of the deceased.
         
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