No monument, red flowers placed where a stone would be if he had one.
My source for the entry was page 221 of the Greene County Missouri Cemeteries, Volume XI Hazelwood Cemtery by Ozarks Genealogical Society.
"* CLOUZLE Milo M died - 28 Feb 1942 ae 84yr"
But I did not know about the name being wrong until I looked up the death certificate.
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Milo M Clough Attorney at law. Parents T M and Unknown Clough, both of Scotland. Donald M Clough informant. Milo was a member of the community for 12 yrs. Dunn funeral home. Male, white, widower, wife not named on the document. Birth place is Stotteridge, IA.
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Cemetery records print out for his lot listed him as Milo M. Clough.
His wife is buried in lot 507 and has a monument. He is buried in lot 533 grave 30.
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For a daughter Sadie.
Marriages Iowa State Board of Health
Line 13 Sadie Pearl Clough white, American Carlisle Polk
Name: Milo M Clough father, mother: Elizabeth Briscon. Also found her in MO. Marriages June 3, 1911 husband Augustus W Tunnell. Aug 17., 1912 Sadie Pearl married W A Lewis.
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His parents were actually named Mary Jane Harmon and Thomas Mumford Clough. But wonder how many more names will find for her, found Harmow, ok could be Harmon, but when he married Metta Bane found her as Harrison.
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Someone had put up a newspaper article on ancestry listing M M Clough editor of Abercrombie Herald united in marriage to a Lou Johnson on April 8, 1897 by Justice of Peace.
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Another shared a long typed story about Milo M Clough the editor and proprietor of the Abercrombie Herald. Instructor/teacher in a school, and he had been a principal of a school. Attended University of Des Moines, IA. Inventive and obtained a patent for a check rover in 1883 and sold the rights for a large sum of money. He married first to Tilda Sime, she died March 27, 1896 and they had twin daughters Matilda Mary and Tillie Marie. The persons source was Compendium Of History And Biography Of North Dakota PUB. 1900. It is a long typed document and very informative. I have just picked up some high lights of it.
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Also some notes listed on this one indicated he moved to Conway, MO. came into land and money when his father died. A daughter Sadie had uncovered a scandal that indicated he was involved in murder.
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Encyclopedia of American Biography, 1800-1902
Name: Milo M. Clough
Comments:
CLOUGH, MILO M., educator, journalist, poet, was born July 13, 1862, in Carlisle, Iowa. He received his education at the university of Des Moines; has been principal of various high schools, and professor of English literature and mathematics. He is the editor and proprietor of The Herald of Abercrombie, N. D., and the author of a number of meritorious poems.
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Milo will be found in the ancestry search with the directories starting from 1929 to 1940 was the last one I seen.
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Year: 1880; Census Place: Allen, Warren, Iowa; Roll: 368; Family History Film: 1254368; Page: 304B; Enumeration District: 229; Image: 0230.
P. M. Clough 53 blacksmith PA
Mary J. Clough 39 OH
Sylvester D. Clough 20 MO
Milo M. Clough 17 IA farmer
Clarissa Clough 13 IA farmer
Nettie Clough 11 IA
Leroy Clough 9 IA
Thomas M. Clough 7 IA
Rettie B. Clough 4 IA
Benjamin F. Clough 1 IA
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US Patent and Trademark Office Patents, 1790-1909 MILO M CLOUGH OF CARLISLE, IOWA CORN PLANTER AND MARKER
SPECIFICATION forming part of letters patent # 290,320 dated Dec. 18, 1883. App filed Oct. 21, 1892.
Be it known that I MILO M CLOUGH of Carlisle, in the county of Warren and State of Iowa, have invented an Improved corn planter, of which the following specs. This is a long article and I will not type anymore, but this will be enough for anyone to use to look it up.
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From ancestry:
Milo M Clough in the Iowa, Marriage Records, 1880-1937
Name: Milo M Clough Gender: Male Age: 24 Birth Year: abt 1861 Marriage Date: 31 Dec 1885 Marriage Place: Warren, Iowa, USA Father: O M Clough Mother: Mary J Harmow Spouse: Lizzie Brice
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Source Citation
Year: 1900; Census Place: Abercrombie, Richland, North Dakota; Roll: 1231; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 0135; FHL microfilm: 1241231. They had been married 3 yrs.
Milo M Clough July 1862 37 IA IL Ireland pub., weekly
Lou Clough Dec 1862 37 children & living 4
Nettie Weed stepdaughter Feb 1888 12 WS WS WS
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Iowa, Marriage Records, 1880-1937
Name: Milo M Clough Gender: Male Age: 41
Birth Year: abt 1861
Marriage Date: 11 Nov 1902
Marriage Place: Polk, Iowa, USA
Father: Thos M Clough
Mother: Mary J Harrison
Spouse: Metta M Bane
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Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Mila M Clough
Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1862
Marriage Date: 4 Oct 1923
Marriage Place: Lebanon, Laclede, Missouri
Registration Place: Laclede, Missouri, USA
Spouse: Minnie R Prentice
Spouse Age: 40
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Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Roll: 1188; Page: 14B; Enumeration District: 0011; Image: 616.0; FHL microfilm: 2340923.
Milo M Clough 67 IA Scotland MO salesman, real estate
Mariah R Clough wife 75 PA PA NJ
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Wives seemed many or could it be this fellow is mixed up and there are two of them. Possible, but the wives found are:
Lizzie Brice Dec 31, 1885 married
Tilda Sime Aug 4, 1894 married 1st this wife died 1896
Lou Johnson April 5, 1897 married
Metta Bane Nov 11, 1908 married
Minnie R Prentice Oct. 4, 1923
Nellie
Maria Ann Delo
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Found this doing ancestry search, wonder? Could this be a son? No, it turns out this is a child of S D Clough [Sylvester D Clough a brother of Milo. He can be found in the Texas death index Oct. 2, 1969 Cameron County, wieowed.
Year: 1930; Census Place: Precinct 2, Cameron, Texas; Roll: 2305; Page: 11B; Enumeration District: 0017; Image: 539.0; FHL microfilm: 2342039.
Milo Clough 29 IA IA IA foreman on dairy farm
Refugio M Clough 25
John Clough 1
Frances Clough 4
U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name: Milo M Clough Gender: Male
Spouse: Refugia Martinez
Child: John Clough
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Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name: Milo Clough Gender: Male
Spouse: Refugio Martinez
Child: Daniel Clough
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Family Members
Spouse
Maria Ann Delo Clough
1854–1939
Children
Sadie Frazee
1889–1934
Donald Milo Clough
1909–1969
