Published in the Daytona Beach FL - Chronicle-Herald July 24, 2004 TREEN, Muriel Edith - 84, Daytona Beach, Fla. and Malagash, died Monday, July 5, 2004, in Halifax Medical Center in Daytona Beach following a short illness. Mrs. Treen was born Muriel Edith Sutton on September 23, 1919, in Orangeville, the second of five children of Elwood and Edith Sutton. A graduate of Orangeville District High School, she also earned a nursing degree at Toronto Western Hospital in 1941. After joining the Royal Canadian Army Medical Service in August 1943, she served overseas during the Second World War, and was stationed in England. She was commissioned a lieutenant nursing sister and served until July 1946. While stationed at Aldershot, England, she met George Leander Treen, a Royal Canadian Air Force navigator. The couple married April 26, 1947, in Toronto. The Treens moved to Dartmouth, where Mrs. Treen worked as a registered nurse and where the couple's two sons were born. In January 1963, the family moved to Daytona Beach. In Daytona Beach, Mrs. Treen worked as a nurse at Daytona Beach General Hospital before joining the Volusia County Health Department in the mid-1960s where she was a public health nurse until her retirement in the early 1980s. At the end of her career, she worked in the department's heart screening unit. Mrs. Treen enjoyed golf and was a past member of the Daytona Beach Golf Club and a current member of the Daytona Beach Golf Club 49ers, a ladies golf group. Mrs. Treen was a member of Highlands Presbyterian Church, Daytona Beach. After retirement, the Treens split their time between Florida and Nova Scotia. Mrs. Treen was predeceased by husband, George Treen in 2003; sister, Phyllis White in 1997, and brother, Bill Sutton in 1968. Survivors include sons, Dana B. Treen (Sharon), St. Augustine, and Ronald E. Treen, Daytona Beach; sisters, Marion White and Betty Veals, both of Orangeville, Ont.; grandson, Burton C. Treen (Jennifer), and great-grandson, Caleb B. Treen, all of Middleburg, Fla.; numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service is planned for 2 p.m. September 2 in Malagash United Church on Malagash Road, Malagash. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a favorite charity. Notes of condolence may be sent in care of Ronald Treen, 315 Wilder Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL 32114. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Cincinnati, OH - Enquirer and Post August 21, 2004 Sutton Landry, 55, of NKU Rebecca Goodman Enquirer staff writer He was director of Small Business Development Center Lives remembered ANDERSON TWP. - Sutton Landry, director of the Small Business Development Center at Northern Kentucky University for 25 years, died Tuesday of prostate cancer at Mercy Anderson Hospital. He was 55. Mr. Landry designed and presented small business training programs and helped hundreds of people start and grow small businesses. During his tenure, he helped them secure more than $75 million in financing for their business ventures. "Fifteen years ago I consulted Sutton with the start of Campus Book & Supply," said David Kline, the store's owner, in a letter to Mr. Landry's family. "It is a very successful business these days. Sutton was always there when I needed advice. He helped many businesses get started and kept them going. He was a good friend - not only to me but to many, many business people in the Northern Kentucky area. He will always be part of Campus Book & Supply." Last October the development center presented Mr. Landry with its Kentucky State Star Award at the Association of Small Business Development Centers conference in San Diego, Calif. A native of Boston, he also lived in Davis, Calif., before attending Miami University in 1967. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Miami in 1970, then was drafted into the Army. After his hitch, he returned to Miami, where he received a master's degree in English literature in 1975. From there he went to the University of Cincinnati College of Business Administration, receiving an MBA in finance in 1977. Mr. Landry was campaign manager for Lou Schroeder when she ran against Tom Kindness in the old Eighth Congressional District in 1978, according to his wife, Gloria. His next position was as vice president of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, responsible for business retention and development. Mr. Landry was active in civic events in Hamilton, including the Antique Car Parade and Fort Hamilton Days. He was the founding director of the Family Business Center at NKU and a member of Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, serving on local and regional boards. Mr. Landry was a business columnist for the Cincinnati Post and the Cincinnati Business Courier and an alumnus of Leadership Northern Kentucky. He was named Economic Development Professional of the Year by the Northern Kentucky Area Development District in 1996. "He was just an extremely caring, nurturing individual," his wife said. "He enjoyed music. He enjoyed his family. He enjoyed teaching. He thoroughly enjoyed his work." In addition to his wife of 34 years, survivors include his mother, Elaine of Kent, Ohio; a son, Adam of Anderson Township, and four brothers, Doug of Stow, Ohio, Philip of Kent, John of Lexington and Sam of Poland, Ohio. A memorial service is 2 p.m. Monday at Anderson Hills United Methodist Church, 7515 Forest Road in Anderson Township. Memorials: Sutton Landry Memorial Scholarship Fund, Northern Kentucky University Foundation, Highland Heights, KY 41099. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Cincinnati, OH - Enquirer and Post 8/19/2004 LANDRY . Sutton G., beloved husband of Gloria, devoted father of Adam, dear son of Elaine, loving brother of Doug, Philip, John and Sam. Tuesday, August 17, 2004. A memorial service in celebration of Sutton's life will held on Monday, August 23 at 2 P.M. at the Anderson Hills United Methodist Church, 7515 Forest Road, Cincinnati. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to The Sutton Landry Scholarship Fund, Northern Kentucky University Foundation, Highland Heights, KY 41099. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Cincinnati, OH - Enquirer and Post 2004-8-5 Rev. James Sutton was foster parent to 148 children Rebecca Goodman Enquirer staff writer He founded, rebuilt many churches Lives remembered GOSHEN - The Rev. James A. Sutton, the associate pastor of McKelvey Road Baptist Church in West Chester Township who was foster parent to 148 children, died July 13 of cancer at Hospice of Cincinnati. He was 82. He had lived in Westwood before moving into his daughter's home in Goshen seven months ago. A Southern Baptist pastor for more than 50 years, the Rev. Mr. Sutton's forte was founding churches or stepping in to rebuild an existing congregation in need. He founded the Faith Baptist Church in Mount Healthy in 1956 and was founding pastor of Pisgah Heights Baptist Church (now called Liberty Heights Church) in West Chester Township in 1961. He also served as pastor of New Bethel Baptist Church in Norwood, First Baptist Church of Silverton, Delhi Hills Baptist Church, and New Life Baptist Church and Northern Hills Baptist Church, which merged to become McKelvey Road Baptist Church. He and his wife of 55 years, Barbara R. Zimmerman Sutton, who died in 1999, provided a home for 148 children over a 15-year period in the 1960s and 1970s. "It was interesting," said his daughter Faith Finkes of West Chester Township. "I came home from school one time and we had four bassinets in the dining room." Some of the children were there for hours, others for much longer, but "each child became a member of the family as if they had been born into it. We took them on vacation - just did everything with them," she said. The Rev. Mr. Sutton graduated from Williamsburg (Ky.) High School in 1939 and preached his first sermon at age 19 at the Main Street Baptist Church in Williamsburg. He majored in history and religion at Cumberland College, graduating in 1941. The following year, he attended Eastern State Teachers College (now Eastern Kentucky University) and taught in the Whitley County, Ky., schools for four years before moving to Cincinnati in 1948. That year, he went to work as a guard on the gate at the Hilton Davis Chemical Co. in Cincinnati while studying chemistry at the University of Cincinnati. He moved up to foreman and laboratory supervisor before becoming general plant manager in Greenville, S.C., in 1975. He returned to Cincinnati in 1981 and retired from Hilton Davis a few years later. In addition to his daughter Faith, survivors include: another daughter, Donna Amrein of Goshen; two sons, James Jr. of Lexington and Darrell of Cheviot; a sister, Frances Bailey of Ann Arbor, Mich.; 11 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Services have been held. Burial was at Crown Hill Memorial Park in Colerain Township. Memorials: Hospice of Cincinnati, P.O. Box 710784, Cincinnati 45271-0784. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Might I suggest gathering them all together as was suggested in earlier message. Listing each State: Alaska Alabama Arizona etc......... Under each state, List Sutton name and the Date of Death: Missouri Sutton, Joseph Died: 02 May, 1872 Sutton, John Died: 1880 Sutton, Lewis Died: 13 July, 1917 Then if a person wants to see an Obit for any particular person, he/she can email and ask for it. This would still go across the list, but could all be done on one listing, each day, instead of 15 different listings ever five minutes. Just a suggestion. I myself, have many Sutton family members, but hate having to go through each and every Sutton that is listed (the way that it is being done) just to check and see if any of them belong to me. I am sure I have probably missed some. A wonderful job of listing each of these obits is being done, and I wish to Thank You, for listing these, but seems like a lot of work the way it is being done on your part. Joyce

Yes, the certainly can be useful, but maybe the poster should gather them up for a day and then send out one email. -----Original Message----- From: Pat Nelson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 8:55 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SUTTON] obit I find the obit to be very useful in researching the Sutton line. I am not privy to all the newspapers and this give me Sutton obits from places that I would not have thought to look. Pat [email protected] wrote: >I've received about 20 emails on this topic - today. >Enough please! > > >==== SUTTON Mailing List ==== >ONLY USE THE BELOW ADDRESS TO POST > queries to the SUTTON List > [email protected] > > > > ==== SUTTON Mailing List ==== ONLY USE THE BELOW ADDRESS TO POST queries to the SUTTON List [email protected]

Each of the obit messages are different, they are actual obituary notices of Suttons. I find these obits very useful and interesting. thank you for sharing them with us all. belinda melton hughes www.bjhughes.org -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 1:35 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SUTTON] obit I've received about 20 emails on this topic - today. Enough please! ==== SUTTON Mailing List ==== ONLY USE THE BELOW ADDRESS TO POST queries to the SUTTON List [email protected]

I've received about 20 emails on this topic - today. Enough please!

Published in the Phoenix, AZ - Arizona Republic 2004-7-7 Helen Ruth Sutton, 79, of Phoenix, AZ, passed away July 4, 2004. Services will be 9 a.m. on July 7th at Palmcroft Baptist Church, 15825 N. 35th Ave. Burial will follow at 10:30 a.m. at the National Memorial Cemetery of AZ, 23029 N. Cave Creek Road. Arrangements by Hansen Mortuary Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Aberdeen, WA - Daily World December 1, 1973 Thomas E. Sutton HOQUIAM - Thomas E. Sutton, 52, was killed in a logging accident on Nolan Creek Thursday. He was born Jan. 23. 1921 in Sylva, N. C. and had lived in Hoquiam for the past 25 years. He worked for ITT Rayoner. He is survived by one brother; Allen Sutton, Darrington, and other relatives in N. C. Coleman Mortuary transferred the body to the Weller Funeral Home at Arlington Washington. Services will be announced at the Funeral notice section. .. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Aberdeen, WA - Daily World June 14, 1966 A. G. Sutton, 80 Ex-Butcher, Dies Hoquiam - Andrew (George) Sutton, 80, Harbor resident for 60 years, died unexpectedly this morning at his home 721 Hill Ave. Born in Vid, Dalmatia, Yugoslavia, Mr Sutton came to Aberdeen in August 1905. He moved in 1916 to Hoquiam where he had lived ever since. A well-known butcher on the Harbor, ho operated the Croatian Grocery in South Aberdeen for many years, retiring in 1945 He was a member of the Catholic Church and had been active in the Democratic Party. Surviving are his wife, Mattie, at the home; a son, Andrew G. Jr., Billings, Mont.; two grandchildren and two great- grandchildren Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Harrisburg, PA - Patriot-News 9/9/2004 Anna G. Sutton Anna G. Sutton, 74, of Lemoyne, died Tuesday, September 7, 2004 in the Holy Spirit Hospital. She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, Lemoyne. She was the widow of Robert H. Sutton and is survived by 2 sons, Robert B. Sutton and his wife, Mary Ann of Etters, Larry E. Sutton, Sr., and his wife, Cindy of Dover; a brother, Horace "Bill" Storm of Harrisburg; 2 grandsons, Larry E. Sutton, Jr. and Jeff A. Sutton and his wife, Clarissa; 3 great-grandchildren, Robert H. Sutton, Hannah G. Sutton, and Madison A. Sutton; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held on Monday, September 13, 2004 at 11 a.m., in the Stone & Murray Funeral Home, New Cumberland, with Reverend Byron K. Krapf, her pastor officiating. Interment will be in Dauphin Memorial Park, Dauphin, PA. There will be a viewing Sunday evening, from 7 to 9 p.m. and one hour prior to the service on Monday, at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to The American Diabetes Association, 3544 N. Progress Avenue, Suite 202, Harrisburg, PA 17110. www.pennlive.com/obits Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Corvallis, OR - Gazette Times 2004-7-13 Eric A. Sutton Sept. 1, 1961 - June 27, 2004 Eric Allen Sutton died Sunday, June 27, in Flagstaff, Ariz., following a short battle with Lou Gehrig's disease. He was 42. He was born in Eugene and raised in Maracaibo, Venezuela. After his years in Venezuela, he moved to Corvallis, where he worked for 11 years, attended OSU and raised his family. He resided in Flagstaff for the past three years. He is survived by his wife, Enilda Rosa; daughters, Carolina and Shaylene; and sister, Della Lusk, all of Flagstaff; parents, Emery and Caroline Sutton of San Felpe, Mexico; and two grandmothers in Oregon. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the REEDLEY, CA - EXPONENT JULY 15, 2004 MONA SUTTON Mona Sutton, 67, of Dinuba died Tuesday, June 29, 2004 in Fresno. Funeral services were held Friday, July 2 at the Church of Christ in Dinuba where she had been a member all of her life. Burial was in Smith Mountain Cemetery. Mrs. Sutton taught at Cutler Elementary School for many years and was honored as Teacher of the Year for the Cutler-Orosi School District which reflected her love of children and learning. Surviving is her husband, Cecil of Dinuba; two sons, Brian and his wife Nancy of Fullerton and Brett and his wife, Cheryl of Fresno; four grandchildren, Nicholas and Jocelyn of Fullerton and Alissa and Kelsey of Fresno; and a sister, Freda McCarty of Visalia. Dopkins chapel was in charge of arrangements. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the REEDLEY, CA - EXPONENT JULY 8, 2004 MONA SUTTON Mona Sutton, 67, of Dinuba died Tuesday, June 29, 2004 in Fresno. Funeral services were held Friday, July 2 at the Church of Christ in Dinuba where she had been a member all of her life. Burial was in Smith Mountain Cemetery. Mrs. Sutton taught at Cutler Elementary School for many years and was honored as Teacher of the Year for the Cutler-Orosi School District which reflected her love of children and learning. Surviving is her husband, Cecil of Dinuba; two sons, Brian and his wife Nancy of Fullerton and Brett and his wife, Cheryl of Fresno; four grandchildren, Nicholas and Jocelyn of Fullerton and Alissa and Kelsey of Fresno; and a sister Freda McCarty of Visalia. Dopkins chapel was in charge of arrangements. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Los Angeles, CA - Daily News 2004-8-10 Helen Dalton Williams October 25, 1918 - August 7, 2004 Helen was born in Montreal, Canada to Nellie and William Sutton. She attended school in Canada including Macdonald University where she met Herbert James Williams, her husband of 62 years. She passed away at home in Woodland Hills after a brief illness surrounded by her loving family. She is survived by her husband, Herbert James Williams; her daughters, Carol Ann (son-in-law Gordon) Barton and Maureen (son-in-law Kirk) Holland; her grandchildren, Greg and Ami Barton of Simi Valley, Scott Barton of Denver, Sean Holland, and Samantha Holland of Woodland Hills; great grandson, Dylan William Barton; and many family members and friends. Helen was dearly loved and will be missed by everyone! In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation or a charity of your choice. Helen, Mom, Grandma Sister-in-law and Friend "You are not forgotten loved one, Nor will you ever bee, As long as life and memory last We will remember thee!" Love Always Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Casper, WY - Star Tribune 2004-8-21 William J. "Will" Sutton DENVER, Colo. - At request of the deceased, William J. "Will" Sutton, 58, no services are scheduled. Cremation has taken place in Denver, Colo. He died Aug. 16, 2004, at his home in Denver. Born June 12, 1946, in Casper, he was the son of Harry and Jean Sutton. Survivors include his mother of Casper; his brother, James D. Sutton of Casper; his sisters, Jeri Sutton of Sheridan, and JoAnn Jackson and her husband of Glenrock; a half-sister, Judy Vick of Evansville; and he is also survived by his long-time companion, Jody Sales of Denver. He was preceded in death by his father. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: SUTTON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wkQBAIB/3079 Message Board Post: Robert Sutton (bet 1770-1880 to bet 1840-1850) and wife were listed in the 1840 Lumpkin Co., GA Census. Mary (born abt 1775) was listed in the 1850 Lumpkin Co., GA Census along with Robert, (born abt 1838). Does anyone have any information on this family? They were originally from NC. A Robert Sutton was listed in the 1830 Rutherford Co., NC Census. If anyone has any information, please contact me. Regards, Janice Sutton Stokes

Published in the San Francisco, CA - Chronicle August 28, 2004 SUTTON, Jon Beloved husband, father, teacher and friend, passed away quietly at home in Eugene, Oregon on August 19, 2004 after a long struggle with lung disease at the age of 76. He was a long time resident of the city of San Francisco and Marin County. He graduated from Galileo High School in 1947. As a young man, he supported himself by working at many San Francisco landmark hotels. Jon served his country during the Korean War as an army photographer. Jon taught art and music at the Marin Country Day School and Marin Academy in the late 1960's. He inspired students with his passion for music. A gifted composer, artist and musician, Jon was a modern renaissance man. He composed numerous orchestral works, ballets and several musical comedies. Jon studied and played the trumpet for sixteen years. He wrote most of his music on his mother's old upright piano, but never considered himself a pianist. As an artist Jon developed a unique form of tapestry making, several of these works still grace churches and private collections in Marin County. He painted in both oil and watercolor. Formally trained as a lithographer, he used silk-screen printing to create cards, posters and t-shirts for social causes. Jon was also a skilled craftsman and invented a line of collapsible furniture. Jon is survived by his wife of nearly thirty years, Ella Evers-Meinardi of Eugene, OR. Jon was very proud of his two step-children; Dr. David Evers of Amsterdam and Fleur Romagosa, RN of Novato, California. Jon is also survived by David's fiancé Rosalba Putrino; and Fleur's husband, Ricardo Romagosa. A private Service was held August 21, 2004, followed by Cremation. A concert of Mr. Sutton's music will take place January 22, 2005 in Eugene, Oregon. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to be made to the Eugene Concert Choir. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Leesburg, FL - Daily Commercial 2004-9-28 Conrad Cecil Sutton, 85, of Leesburg, died Friday Sept. 24, 2004. Mr. Sutton was retired as a Chief Petty Officer of the US Navy after 20 years. Born in Vanceboro, NC, he moved to Leesburg from Belfast, Maine in 1994. He was a Protestant. He was a veteran of WWII and Korea. He attended William and Mary College, was a member of the Fleet Reserve Association, a member of William & Mary Alumnae Association, he enjoyed restoring antique houses. Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Jacquelyn B. Sutton, Leesburg; sisters Minnie Speight, Ocala; Sara Tripp, New Bern, NC; Jewel Dean Hogan, Hamstead, NC; brother James M. Sutton, New Bern, NC. Beyers Funeral Home, Leesburg. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org