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Nolan Loveland

Date of Birth: 8 Dec 1885

Born In: Redwood City

Age: 29

Occupation: 

Marital Status: Single

Died: 24 Apr 1915

Cause of Death: 

Death Location: La Honda

Burial Plot: L45

FindaGrave ID: 247011569

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LOVELAND - Near Woodside on La Honda road, San Mateo County, Noland Loveland son of Mrs. Luella Loveland, brother of John and Bennie Loveland and Mrs. Maurice Boos, ages 29 years, 4 months, and 16 days.
Funeral services will be held at Union Cemetery, Redwood City, tomorrow (Monday).

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    Robert Loveland

    Date of Birth: 6 Dec 1857

    Born In: California

    Age: 55

    Occupation: Teaming

    Marital Status: Married

    Died: 16 Jun 1913

    Cause of Death: Kicked by horse

    Death Location: Redwood City

    Burial Plot: L45

    FindaGrave ID: 13899076

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    ROBERT LOVELAND KICKED BY HORSE, MEETS DEATH

    Robert Loveland, known in this city since his childhood, passed away at the Huling Sanitarium Friday afternoon, his death resulting from a kick of a horse. Loveland met with the injury at Woodside Monday morning and at once taken to this city for medical treatment. He lingered in great pain until Tuesday afternoon when death relieved his sufferings.
    The deceased was a native of California aged 55 years and 6 months. He is survived by six grown children, his mother Mrs. Claffey of Burlingame, his brothers, E. Loveland of Bakersfield, and John Claffey of Burlingame, and four sisters, Mrs. Beck of Redwood City, Mrs. Covert of Berkeley, Mrs. McArdle and Miss Alice Claffey of Burlingame.
    The funeral will take place this forenoon from Mount Carmel church, where services will be held commencing at 10 o'clock. The burial will be in Union Cemetery.
    The deceased was an in offensive man who during his long residence in this vicinity had become well known and his death had caused the deepest regret. The sympathy of many friends is extended to his surviving relatives.

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      William G Loveland

      Date of Birth: 2 Nov 1827

      Born In: Connecticut

      Age: 58

      Occupation: Carpenter

      Marital Status: Married

      Died: 17 Sep 1886

      Cause of Death: 

      Death Location: Menlo Park

      Burial Plot: L46

      FindaGrave ID: 13899086

      William G Loveland

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        Albert Lown

        Date of Birth: 8 Feb 1891

        Born In: Redwood City

        Age: 14

        Occupation: Child

        Marital Status: Single

        Died: 29 Nov 1905

        Cause of Death: Typhoid Pneumonia

        Death Location: Redwood City

        Burial Plot: 164

        FindaGrave ID: 13899128

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        Albert Lown, the 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lown, died last evening from typhoid-pneumonia. At time of going to press the funeral arrangements had not been made.

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          Robert Lowry

          Date of Birth: 8 Nov 1836

          Born In: Ohio

          Age: 74

          Occupation: 

          Marital Status: Married

          Died: 28 Nov 1910

          Cause of Death: Heart Disease

          Death Location: Redwood City

          Burial Plot: GAR

          FindaGrave ID: 13899155

          Robert Lowry

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          ROBERT LOWRY, WAR VETERAN PASSES AWAY
          Robert Lowry, a genial and kindly old gentleman who had made is home in this city for the past year, and who was esteemed by many, quietly passed away Monday morning after a brief illness. His death was sudden and unexpected, a most painful shock to his relatives and friends, Mr. Lowry , since his arrival in Redwood, has made his home with his devoted daughter, Miss Minnie Lowry, one of the teachers in the grammer school. A few days ago he was taken ill and the doctors diagnosed his ailment as heart weakness, due to his advanced years, but were of the opinion that he was in no immediate danger. During the latter days of last week he improved very much and seemed on the way to recovering his usual health. Sunday he was especally in good spirits and passed the evening pleasantly with a few friends. On Monday morning Miss Lowry, as was her custom since her father's illness brought him his breakfast while he was yet in bed. He was bright and cheerful and promised his daughter that he would arise when he finished his meal and come down stairs. Little dreaming that she would never see her father again in life Miss Lowry hurried away to school. An hour later she was summonded home to find him dead.
          Dr. Taggart, who had attended Mr. Lowry during his illness was passing the home on Stambaugh street when something prompted him to call in to see the old gentleman. Failing to find him in his usual place the doctor went to Mr. Lowry's bedroom and found him apparently sleeping peacefully. He spoke to him and receiving no answer made a hasty examination and found that life was extinct, although the body was still warm, showing that Mr. Lowry had passed away but a few minutes before the doctor's arrival. Miss Lowry was summonded from school and on learning that her father was dead was almost prostrated with grief. Everything pointed to a quiet, painless death. Mr. Lowry had eaten his breakfast and evidently taken a second nap and while sleeping peacefuly passed into his last slumber.
          Mr. Lowry was a native of Ohio, aged 74 years. When the Rebellion broke out he enlisted in the 41st Ohio regment, Company F, and served gallantly through the war, participating in most of the great battles. Once he was wounded and agian barely missed death through the explosion of a shell that caused deafness from which he never recovered.
          When the war ended he was honorably discharged with the rank of lieutenant.
          The deceased was reverently laid to rest Tuesday afternoon in the Grand Army plot in Union Cemetery, his pall bearers being fellow soldiers. Rev. C. C. Kirtland conducting a short service at the grave.
          Mr. Lowry is survived by five daughters and two sons, all whom are residing out of California, except two daughters, Miss Lowry of this city and Mrs. H. E. Mootz of Stockton. His wife is visiting one of her sons in Oklahoma.

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            George B Luce

            Date of Birth: 1817

            Born In: 

            Age: 64

            Occupation: 

            Marital Status: 

            Died: 4 Feb 1881

            Cause of Death: 

            Death Location: Searsville

            Burial Plot: PG

            FindaGrave ID: 13899175

            Obituary

            Found dead at Searsville, buried 4 Feb 1881

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              Thomas Lugo

              Date of Birth: 1 Sep 1872

              Born In: Watsonville

              Age: 57

              Occupation: Draftsman

              Marital Status: Married

              Died: 3 Jan 1930

              Cause of Death: 

              Death Location: Redwood City

              Burial Plot: R158

              FindaGrave ID: 247013533

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              REDWOOD CITY VISITOR IS CALLED BY DEATH
              Redwood City, Cal., Jan 3. -
              Thomas Lugo, 57, of Watsonville, who has spent the past few days visiting his sister, Mrs. Nettie Sepulveda at 31 Popular Street ,Redwood City, died this morning after a short illness. He had come here a few days ago when stricken by an illness.
              Lugo was a native of Watsonville. He is survived by his widow, Mary. The body is held at the Layng & Tinney Funeral Home, where funeral arrangements are being made.

              According to the 1900 census, Thomas was a Native American

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                Frederick Lund

                Date of Birth: 15 May 1887

                Born In: Menlo Park

                Age: 4 months

                Occupation: Infant

                Marital Status: Single

                Died: 10 Oct 1887

                Cause of Death: 

                Death Location: Menlo Park

                Burial Plot: IOOF

                FindaGrave ID: 13899195

                Frederick Lund

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                Infant son of William C Lund

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                  William C Lund

                  Date of Birth: 1842

                  Born In: Germany

                  Age: 55

                  Occupation: Stable keeper; Palo Alto town council member

                  Marital Status: Married

                  Died: 6 Sep 1897

                  Cause of Death: Suicide, Gunshot wound

                  Death Location: San Francisco

                  Burial Plot: V64

                  FindaGrave ID: 13899206

                  William C Lund

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                  The San Mateo County Times-Gazette
                  September 11, 1897

                  Interred in Union Cemetery by the Masonic Lodge.

                  William C. Lund, a member of the Palo Alto Town Council and proprietor of the University stables, who committed suicide last month in San Francisco by shooting himself, was buried in Union Cemetery Wednesday. The funeral, which was well attended, was under the auspices of the San Mateo Lodge No. 158, F&AM.

                  For many years Mr. Lund was a gardener at the Hecht residence, Fair Oaks and for a time successfully conducted the Oak Grove Vilja at Menlo Park. Nearly three years ago he bought the University stables at Palo Alto and ran them profitably ever since. It is understood that he leaves insurance policies aggregating $12,000. All dues on an $8,000 policy were paid up on the day he took his life. A wife and three children are left to mourn him. Besides belonging to the Masonic order of this city he was a member of the Bay View Lodge I.O.O.F. and also of the Workmen of Palo Alto.

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                  Charles A Lunt

                  Date of Birth: 1873

                  Born In: Kansas

                  Age: 55

                  Occupation: Lather

                  Marital Status: Widowed

                  Died: 20 Feb 1928

                  Cause of Death: 

                  Death Location: Agnews Insane Asylum, Santa Clara

                  Burial Plot: 40

                  FindaGrave ID: 247014165

                  Charles A Lunt

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                  CHARLES LUNT DEATH VICTUM
                  Funeral services were held at the James Crowe Co. Funeral chapel here at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow for the late Charles A. Lunt of Dumbarton Oaks, who died yesterday, aged 55 years. He was a native of Kansas, and the husband of the late Mrs. Laura Lunt. Internment will be in Union Cemetery.

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