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William Francis Cochran |
Description |
Originally from Baltimore, William Cochran moved to Chicago after being offered the Secretary of the Booth Fisheries Company position in 1887. Cochran moved to Lake Bluff, and from 1913-1917 Cochran served as the Village President. Along with being a member of the Lake Bluff Country Club and Village Hall, Cochran earned many titles and degrees as a member of the Order of Royal and Select Masters. Cochrans daughter, Nell, married French Cross of War recipient John Kreutzberg. Family photos and a portrait photograph of William Francis Cochran. 1905 Northshore Country Fair catalogue. A 1921 letter written by the Grand Master of the Order of Royal and Select sent to the members addressing Cochrans death. Copy of a 1917 Chicago Tribune article honoring John Kreutzberg's service. A Letter to Elmer informing him on Nell Kreutzberg's passing. Letter written by Elmer Vliet to John Kreutzberg Jr. sending his condolences for the loss of Nell. News paper clipping mention Nells death. |
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William Francis Cochran |
People |
Cochran, William Kreutzberg, John Kreutzberg, Nell |
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Lake Bluff Ambulance Newspaper |
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Doc 560 |