Churchill, Frank
Lull 1869-1931 Morris Obituary
Frank
Lull Churchill Dies Sunday at Home Near Morris
Was Life-Long, Respected Resident of
Community
Where
He Died---Funeral Wednesday
Morris, Jan. 28---Frank Lull Churchill, only child of
James and Carrie (Lull) Churchill, passed quietly to rest at his
home, about two miles below Morris, on Sunday morning, January 25,
after an illness of many months' duration.
Mr. Churchill, who was born December 26, 1869, spent
his entire life on the farm where he died, as did also his mother,
the late Carrie Lull Churchill, who died in June, 1930. His early
education was secured at the Filer school and later he attended the
then Morris Union school. After his education was completed, he
became associated with his father on the farm and continued to
operate it until the time of his death.
He was married October 23, 1906, to Bertha Starr,
only daughter of Henry and Celia (Hull) Starr. To them one son,
Starr Churchill, was born, a young man of unusually fine attainments,
whose untimely death last May 4 caused widespread sorrow.
Mr. Churchill, who was not in good health at the time
of the passing of his son, was unable to rally from the shock, and he
continued gradually to fail from that time to the end.
The deceased was a man highly respected by all who
knew him, quiet and of a reserved character, yet he had a large
circle of friends, all of whom will cherish his memory. He was
always interested in any movement which would further the development
of this township and held numerous offices of trust at various times.
To Mrs. Churchill, who has been bereft of both
husband and son within less than a year, the sincere sympathy of the
community is extended.
The funeral services, conducted by the Rev. F. G.
Leonard of the Universalist church, were held at his late home this
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial in the family plot in
Hillington cemetery.
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