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'''Born:</strong> ~ 1841, a son of [[Edward Cochran]] and Sarah | |||
'''Died:</strong> November 30, 1918 | |||
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'''The Malone Farmer</strong>, Wednesday, December 11, 1918 | |||
COCHRAN--In [[Merrillsville|Merrlllsville]], Nov. 3Oth, suddenly of apoplexy, James Cochran, a well-known veteran of the [[Civil War]], aged 77 years. Interment in [[Merrillsville Cemetery|Merrillsville cemetery]]. | COCHRAN--In [[Merrillsville|Merrlllsville]], Nov. 3Oth, suddenly of apoplexy, James Cochran, a well-known veteran of the [[Civil War]], aged 77 years. Interment in [[Merrillsville Cemetery|Merrillsville cemetery]]. | ||
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Born: ~ 1841, a son of Edward Cochran and Sarah
Died: November 30, 1918
Married:
Children:
Chiefly known for:
The Malone Farmer, Wednesday, December 11, 1918
COCHRAN--In Merrlllsville, Nov. 3Oth, suddenly of apoplexy, James Cochran, a well-known veteran of the Civil War, aged 77 years. Interment in Merrillsville cemetery.
Mr. Cochran had been a resident of Merrillsville for many years and had a wide circle of friends throughout the Adirondacks. He was a man of substantial character and worth and his loss is deeply felt. Three brothers and two sisters survive him. They are Grant, Henry and Charles Cochran, all of the Adirondacks; Mrs. P. A. Cunningham, who resided with him, and Mrs. Cyrus Stickney, of Loon Lake.