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     Osse F. Canon was born on 3 March 1875 at Tyringham, Berkshire Co., MA.¹ She was the daughter of Nathan Canon and Florence Ida Northrup. Osse F. Canon married Corwin J. Le Prevost, son of Henry LePrevost and Mary Cordelia Fuller, on 22 November 1899 at Stockbridge, Berkshire Co., MA. Osse F. Canon died on 31 March 1950 at Lee, Berkshire Co., MA, at age 75

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

LEE - Mrs. Osse F. LePrevost, 72, wife of Corwin J. LePrevost, owner of Con's Motor Sales here, died suddenly at her Laurel Street home last night. Mrs. LePrevost was born in Tyringham on March 3, 1875, the daughter of Nathan and Florence Northrup Canon and had lived here for 35 years. She was a member of the Lee Grange and the Lee Congregational Church. Mr. and Mrs. LePrevost had celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on November 22.

Mrs. LePrevost leaves, besides her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Ranson and Mrs. J. Howard Stevenson, both of this town; two sons, Roy G. and Henry N., both of Lee; seven grandchildren; a brother, Clifford R. Canon of Tyringham; and several nieces and nephews.

The body rests at the Kelly Funeral Home where friends may call tonight and tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 and tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 5.

The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2 at the Lee Congregational Church with the Rev. Frank E. Ratzell, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery.

Funeral of Mrs. LePrevost

Funeral services for Mrs. Corwin J. LePrevost were held on Monday at the Congregational Church. The Rev. Frank E. Ratzell, pastor, officiated.

Representatives of the Lee Grange, Berkshire Automotive Association and the Pittsfield office of the Red Cross were present. Burial was in Fairmount Cemetery.

The bearers were Northrup Canon of Tyringham and Garfield Canon of Lee, both nephews of the deceased, and William Darbe, Maurice I. Lerner, Rene Trauen and R. Floyd Weir, all of Lee.

She was buried in April 1950 at Fairmount Cemetery, Lee, Berkshire Co., MA, Findagrave #166138090.

     Elmer Canter married Georgia Reed.

     George Gene Canter married Janet Sue Green, daughter of Esther Bernice Green. George Gene Canter was born on 18 February 1933. He died on 15 July 1996 at Columbus, Franklin Co., OH, at age 63.

     Willard Dean Canter was born on 5 January 1926 at Jeffersonville, Clark Co., IN. He was the son of Elmer Canter and Georgia Reed. Willard Dean Canter began military service WW II, U.S. Army, TEC 5, enlisted 4 APR 1944, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. He married Martha Jane Hagest, daughter of Philllip Balser Hagest and Bernice Iselene Roerk. Occupation: Was employed by the Colgate-Palmolive Company for 38 years. Willard Dean Canter died on 20 June 2005 at Jeffersonville, Clark Co., IN, at age 79 NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Indiana Freemason; July 2007; page 13; Internet (photo)

Utica Lodge held its 3rd Annual Willard Canter Golf Scramble. The Golf Scramble is our major fund raiser each year. The scramble is named after Brother Willard Canter, a Past Master of Utica Lodge and a person that exemplified dedication to Masonic principles. Brother Willard passed away in 2006.
This year the Golf Scramble was unique since Worshipful Master Chuck Canter (far right and Willard Canter’s son) and Chip Canter was on the winning team for the Scramble. Chip is our
newest Master Mason and was raised in May. The Winning team, left to right, Josh Bowman, Kevin Wilder, and Chip Canter. Philip Wilder, a 4th team member is not pictured.


OBITUARY - New Albany, Indiana Tribune, Tuesday, 2005 Jun 21; Page: 5 Section: A Column: 1

Willard D. 'Bill' Canter
79; World War II Veteran
Funeral services for Willard D. "Bill" Canter, 79, of Jeffersonville, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 22, at Scott Funeral Home's North Chapel, with burial in Eastern Cemetery. He died Monday, June 20, 2005, at his home.
He was a native of Jeffersonville, a former resident of Sebring, Fla., and retired from Colgate-Palmolive Company with 38 years service. He was a member of Park Place United Methodist Church and Utica Masonic lodge 227, where he served as Past Master. He was an Army veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife of 59 years, Martha Jane Cantor; two sons, Melvin and Charles Canter; a daughter, Phyllis Wilkins, all of Jeffersonville; eight grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Visitation at the funeral home will be from noon to 8 p.m. today, Tuesday, June 21.
The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to hospice of Southern Indiana or Utica Masonic Lodge 337.

     Mary Cantlebury was born circa 1654. She married Francis Horswell in 1685. Mary Cantlebury died on 5 May 1711.

     Charles Herbert Cantley was born on 26 April 1917 at Raleigh Co., WV. He married Virginia Dare Burgess. Charles Herbert Cantley died on 19 February 1978 at Raleigh Co., WV, at age 60. He was buried in February 1978 at Miller Cemetery, Rock Creek, Raleigh Co., WV, Findagrave #6623659.

     Connie Jean Cantonwine was born on 25 February 1950 at Vinton, Benton Co., IA. She was the daughter of Dale Leland Cantonwine.
Note: Quad-City Times, Davenport, Iowa; Tuesday, 22 APR 1980; Page 13; (Newspapers.com):

Tipton Cleares Project Plans

     "........ In other business, the council approved a request by Connie Hasenbank to rezone two lots in the Prescott Addition from single family residential to commercial. She plans to open a beauty shop.

Connie Jean Cantonwine lived in 2014 at Tipton, Cedar Co., IA. She died on 21 February 2016 at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, Johnson Co., IA, at age 65

Obituary -- Fry Funeral Home, February 2016; (via Find A Grave; Internet):

Connie J. Hasenbank

Connie J. Hasenbank, 65, of Tipton, passed away peacefully on Sunday, February 21, 2016, at The University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics, Iowa City.

Visitation will be 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., Friday, February 26, at Fry Funeral Home, Tipton.

Connie Jean Cantonwine was born February 25, 1950, in Vinton, the daughter of Dale Leland and Patricia LaVonne (Primmer) Cantonwine. She graduated from Tipton High School in 1968. She was a single mother to her three children, Todd, Tina, and Tricia. She attended and taught beauty school in Iowa City, and owned and operated her own hair salon out of her home for many years, before joining the CDS Global team. She enjoyed her Monday afternoon bowling league, as well as getting her monthly manicures. In her spare time, she loved to gamble, play Facebook games, and spend time with friends and family. In her later years, she was reunited with the love of her life, Tony Schwarting.

She is survived by two daughters, Tina (Mark) Bosten of Tipton, and Tricia Thurston (Brad Dierks) of Clarence; one son, Todd (Patty) Hasenbank of Marshfield, WI; eight grand-children; one great-grandchild; two step-grandchildren; her mother, Patricia Cantonwine of Tipton; two sisters, Vonda (Randy) Moore of San Angelo, TX, and Wendy Daedlow of Tipton; two sons, Mike (Debbie) Cantonwine of Tucson, AZ, and Randy (Janet) Cantonwine of Donnellson; and her life-long friends, Tony Schwarting, Rita Burmeister and Kathy Hillman.

She was preceded in death by her father and her grandparents.

     Dale Leland Cantonwine was born on 2 October 1930 at Benton Co., IA. He was the son of Leland Laverne Cantonwine and Ida Marie Moubry.
Note: Newspaper article -- Waterloo Daily Courier, Waterloo, Iowa, 23 Oct 1950:

Benton Resident Escapes Serious Injury in Upset

Vinton, Ia. -- Dale Cantonwine, 21, resident of the country southeast of Vinton, escaped serious injury Saturday night when he lost control of his car as he rounded a corner between the Mud Creek bridge and Harold Miller farm and the car crashed in the ditch.

Cantonwine was unconscious when picked up by passerby and taken to the Vinton hospital. An examination revealed that he was suffering from shock and bruises. Later he was able to return to his home. Damage to his 1946 Ford was estimated at around $400.

Young Cantonwine had left his wife and baby here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Primmer, and was returning to the Cantonwine farm.

He said a car ahead stirred up so much dust that he was unable to see the road ahead. During the summer he worked here with his father-in-law but is now employed in Cedar Rapids.

Dale Leland Cantonwine died on 5 January 2014 at Mercy Hospice Care, Iowa City, Johnson Co., IA, at age 83

Obituary -- The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Tuesday, 7 JAN 2014, p.M9 (Newspapers.com):

TIPTON

Dale L. Cantonwine, 83, of Tipton, died Sunday, Jan. 5, 2014, in Mercy Hospice Care, Iowa City.

Dale was born Oct. 2, 1930 on a farm in Benton County, Iowa. He was the son of Leland and Marie Moubry Cantonwine. Dale graduated from Vinton High School in 1949. Dale was united in marriage to Patricia LaVonne Primmer in Vinton. He was a meat cutter and owned and operated Cantonwine Locker Service in Stanwood, Iowa, for many years. Dale was a member of the First United Church of Christ, a past Scout leader and Lions Club member. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather.

Dale is survived by his wife of nearly 65 years, Patricia Cantonwine of Tipton; his five children, Connie Hasenbank of Tipton, Mike (Debbie) Cantonwine of Tucson, Ariz., Vonda (Randy) Moore of San Angelo, Texas, Wendy Daedlow of Tipton and Randy (Janet) Cantonwine of Donnelson; 17 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; brother, Raymond Cantonwine of Independence; and several nieces and nephews.

Dale was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Donald Cantonwine.

Per Dale’s request there will be no formal services.

Online memorials may be shared at www.fryfuneralhome.com.

Memorial gifts may be shared with Mercy Hospital Foundation, 500 E. Market St., Iowa City, IA 52245.


Note: The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Monday, 22 July 1985,
Page 5; (Newspapers.com):

(Ramblin' with Rosdal column)

New bell ring in an old treat for folks in Tipton

TIPTON -- "Ding, ding, ding, ding"

In the distance, a bell rings, a bell that sounds new and distinctive to kids and nostalgic to their parents. The kids may not know what it is, but the parents can already feel the tingling coldness of a fudgesicle on their tongues.

Mmmmmmmmm! It makes you wonder. How many sandlot baseball games, hid-'n'-seek games and just plain afternoons running around the yard have been interrupted, at least temporarily, by the clanging of the ice cream man's bell?

Millions, maybe billions. But sadly it's not like that any more. Unless you happen live in Tipton.

There Wendy Daedlow and her mother, Pat Cantonwine, have brought back a scoop of youth that melted away a quarter of a century ago in Tipton.

Their pedal bicycle, its large hatches high above the ground so kids can't reach inside, rolls along the streets every afternoon. The bells ring. And when it pulls up to the curb, Wendy digs out a Spacesicle, a snow cone, a Blockbuster, a .... She collects 50 cents for each and the customers unwrap the treat and enjoy.

I ask for a dreamsicle. The orange, creamy bar was always my favorite.

Sorry, Wendy explains. She used to sell Dreamsicles, but they didn't sell well. Even as the cheapest item in the cart at 30 cents, people didn't buy it.

"The more expensive items sell the best," she says. "I do not know why."

Maybe it's because people think the more they pay, the more ice cream they get. After all, when your stomach screams for ice cream you want all the ice cream possible. I mean, just think about it a minute, If there is one summer dream every kid in America has, it must be to own an ice cream wagon with an endless supply of ice cream.

That's not really why Wendy and her mom got into the business. They thought it would be nice to make some extra money. They also thought kids in town would like to hear the ice cream man's bells. And eat they Ice cream

It turns out that adults like it just as much. Almost half the customers are adults, especially people during the afternoon on work breaks.

I had a Blockbuster -- a red and white popsicle with ice cream in the middle. Delicious.

Staying away from these ice cream bars could be tough. Wendy's husband, Chris, who rides the bike in the evenings, grabs one every once in a while. And Wendy sometimes eats as many as four in one day.

"But I pay for them," she adds quickly. "Otherwise, with six people in the family, we would eat up all the profits.

"I even make my own children pay for it. They have to do their chores," Wendy says. "I even have some kid's who say "We can get it free because we're friends of Chad.' But it doesn't work that way,"

Wendy and Chris's children --- Chad, 8 Toni, 7, Erica, 6, and Jodi, 3 -- love the new business. They’d help but they're too young now. Instead, they stay with grandma (Pat) while Wendy loads ice cream for her 2 p.m. sales stop at the Cedar County Shop. By 3 p.m. Wendy stops at Tipton Electric and then heads for Pat's home.

Chris soon returns from the Quad Cities where he is an engineer for Caterpillar, and, after supper, prepares to head out again. Often he stops at softball games and sets up shop. The hours can be long and sometimes boring, he admits. But his bosses make him keep trying to sell the ice cream.

"I tell you, if you think it's bad working for a regular boss, you should try working for these two," Chris says, grinning.

Wendy and Pat laugh.

Chris admits the single speed bike has given him stronger legs, led to a little needed weight loss and allowed him to get a deeper tan. It's also not too bad making a little extra money.

The Daedlows have a lease agreement with Dixie Dee ice cream company of the Quad Cities. They sell about 150 ice cream items a week. One big week, however, Chris sold $373 worth and was listed in the Dixie Dee newsletter as one of the top salesmen of the week.

So far this summer Wendy, Pat and Chris are pretty satisfied with the results. They plan to ride the bike at least through Labor Day and then tally up the expenses and profits.

If they come out ahead, they plan to be back next year. In fact there is a chance they may try to get another bike for Tipton, or some other nearby community. And maybe another one. And another.

And who knows, in a few years, the ice cream man's bell could become familiar to kids once again.

     Daniel Thomas Cantonwine was also known as "Boonie". He was born on 4 December 1964 at Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA. He was the son of Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. and Darlene Margaret Jensen. Daniel Thomas Cantonwine died on 18 January 2021 at Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA, at age 56

Obituary -- The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Wednesday, 20 JAN 2021, p.P10 (Newspapers.com):

Daniel Thomas “Boonie” Cantonwine

Daniel Thomas “Boonie” Cantonwine of Marion passed away Jan. 18, 2021, at home with his family after a long illness. Cedar Valley Bible Church has been a great source of support and encouragement. A memorial service will be at the church starting at 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23.

Daniel Thomas Cantonwine was born Dec. 4, 1964, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the son of Donald and Darlene Cantonwine. Dan worked for many years in the food industry. He loved his pets, fishing, especially in Minnesota, wrestling and sports.

He is survived by his wife of 26 years, Julie; his son, Joey; and many loving family members.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his brothers, Donnie, Darwin and Doug; and son, Daniel Jr.

He was buried in January 2021 at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery, Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA.

     Daniel Thomas Cantonwine was born on 12 December 1998 at Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA. He was the son of Daniel Thomas Cantonwine. Daniel Thomas Cantonwine died on 7 February 1999 at Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA,

Obituary -- The Gazette, Cedar Rapids-Iowa City, Iowa; Tuesday, February 9, 1999, Edition: Final Page: 2

Daniel Thomas Cantonwine

Daniel Thomas Cantonwine Jr., 8-week-old son of Daniel and Julie Gates Cantonwine, of 217 16th St. SE, died Sunday morning, Feb. 7, 1999, in his home from Trisomy 18 syndrome. Services: 11 a.m. Thursday, Cedar Valley Bible Church, by the Rev. Tom Fogle. Burial: Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and after 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the church.

Daniel is survived by his parents; paternal grandmother, Darlene Cantonwine of Cedar Rapids; three paternal uncles, Donald Jr., Darwin and Douglas, all of Cedar Rapids; maternal aunts,? ? Jan Todd and husband Len of Marion and Jennifer Lopez and husband Angelo of Cedar Rapids; a maternal uncle, Kenneth "Joe" Gates Jr. and wife Lori of Dudley, N. C; an aunt, Debbie Gates of Marion; and many great-aunts, great-uncles and cousins.

Daniel was preceded in death by a paternal grandfather, Donald Cantonwine Sr., and maternal grandparents, Ken and Barb Gates.

Daniel was born Dec. 12, 1998. During Daniel's brief time with us, he touched many lives. Memorial donations may be made to St. Luke's Hospice, 1026 A Ave. NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402.

He was buried in February 1999 at Cedar Memorial Park, Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA, Findagrave #18112418.

     Darwin Arthur Cantonwine was born on 5 December 1962 at Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA. He was the son of Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. and Darlene Margaret Jensen. Darwin Arthur Cantonwine died on 11 September 2014 at age 51

Obituary -- The Gazette; Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Monday, 15 SEP 2014, page P10:

DARWIN CANTONWINE
Cedar Rapids

Darwin Arthur Cantonwine, 51, of Cedar Rapids, died Thursday Sept. 11, 2014, at St. Luke's Hospital. Celebration of Life services: 11:30 a.m. Monday, Sept. 15, at Elks Lodge, 801 33rd Ave. SW, with luncheon following.

Survivors include his brothers, Donald Cantonwine Jr. and Daniel (Julie) Cantonwine; sister, Susan (Steve) White; nieces, Amanda, Audra, Ann and Angela; great-nieces, Alivia, Adriana, Amira, Alycia, Adison, Alexandria and Amariana; nephews, Andrew and Joe; and great-nephew, Avery. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins, and special friend, Ann Keil.

Darwin was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, David and Doug; and a nephew, Daniel Jr.

Darwin was born Dec. 5, 1962, in Cedar Rapids, to Donald and Darlene Cantonwine Sr. He left this world surrounded by his family.

Darwin loved his family unconditionally. He loved the outdoors, fishing, hunting deer and mushrooms and camping.

In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been establlished in Darwin's name.

The family wishes to express their gratitude to the staff of St. Luke's CCU and especially Michelle and Megan.

     David Leland Cantonwine was born on 28 August 1948. He was the son of Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. and Mary Jeanne Parmater. David Leland Cantonwine died on 25 July 1972 at age 23. He was buried in July 1972 at Evergreen Cemetery, Vinton, Benton Co., IA, Findagrave #46242383.

     Donald Herbert Cantonwine Jr. was born on 14 May 1960. He was the son of Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. and Darlene Margaret Jensen. Donald Herbert Cantonwine Jr. married Jean Marie Zach, daughter of Garfield William Zach Jr. and Kay Carol Schneider. Donald Herbert Cantonwine Jr. died on 24 November 2014 at Linn Co., IA, at age 54

Obituary -- The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Friday, 28 NOV 2014, page P10 (Newspapers.com):

DONALD CANTONWINE JR.

Cedar Rapids
Donald Herbert Cantonwine, Jr., 54, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, died Monday, Nov. 24, 2014, at St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids, following a long illness.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 1, at the Elks Lodge, 801 33rd Ave. SW, Cedar Rapids.

Arrangements are being handled by Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Cedar Rapids.

Donnie is survived by his children, Amanda, Audra, Ann, Angela and Andrew Cantonwine-Zach; brother, Daniel (Julie) Cantonwine; sister, Susie (Steven) White; grandchildren, Alivia, Amira, Alycia, Adison, Avery, Alexandria, Amariana and three babies on the way; nephew, Joseph Cantonwine, and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Jean Zach; parents, Donald and Darlene Cantonwine; brothers, David, Darwin, and Doug and nephew, Daniel Cantonwine, Jr.

Donnie loved hunting, fishing, and camping. He was a great jokester. He adored his grandchildren and loved his family unconditionally. He will be greatly missed by family and friends.

Memorials may be directed to Donnie's family.

The family would like to thank St. Luke's Continuing Care and Hospice.


Note: The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Tuesday, 26 DEC 1978; Page 10; (Newspapers.com):

Got Her Wish

A Cedar Rapids woman was arrested Monday on charges of intoxication, interfering with official acts and criminal mischief after she insisted that police arrest her along with a friend.

Events began when police were called to the Joseph Mara residence, 921 16th Ave. SE, on a complaint of damage to a wooden fence. According to the police report, two men were sliding on ice in a driveway adjacent to the Mara fence, crashing into the fence and breaking it.

Police arrested Donald N. Cantonwine, 18, of 1134 10th St. SE, on charges of intoxication and criminal mischief. The second man, unidentified, fled in a car.

In Cantonwine's company was Jean Marie Zach, 19, of 1026 15thSt. SE. The report said that as officers placed Cantonwine under arrest, Zach told officers she too was intoxicated and should be arrested.

She then leaned against the back door of the police car to prevent officers from putting Cantonwine into the car. Zach refused to move away from the door and was subsequently placed under arrest.

Police said she physically resisted arrest and had to be forced into the back seat of the vehicle for transportation to the Linn jail.


The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa) Wednesday, 24 JAN 1990; Page 18; (Newspapers.com)

District Court

Donald H. Cantonwine, Jr., of 1840 Higley Ave. SE, was fined $100. He was accused of punching Jean M. Zach in the face during an Aug. 25, argument.


The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Sunday, 20 MAR 1994; Page 22; (Newspapers.com):

District Court

Donald H. Cantonwine, Jr., 33, of 113110th St. SE, pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily injury (domestic abuse), penalty enhanced. He was accused of striking Jean Zach in the face during a July 12, 1993, incident at 1261 Fourth Ave. SE. The defendant was fined $250 and sentenced to 48 hours in jail.


The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Thursday, 29 NOV 2001; Page 18; (Newspapers.com):

Linn Court News

Donald H. Cantonwine, Jr., 41, of Cedar Rapids, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. Charge was filed in connection with an April 19 incident in the 1200 block of Fifth Avenue SE involving marijuana. The defendant was fined $750, given a five-year suspended sentence and placed on probation.

     Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. was born on 14 September 1927 at Shellsburg, Benton Co., IA. He was the son of Leland Laverne Cantonwine and Ida Marie Moubry. Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. began military service on 24 May 1946 WW II service, U.S. Army, enlisted. Stationed at Camp Polk, Leesville, Vernon Par., LA. He married Mary Jeanne Parmater, daughter of Clifford Earl Parmater and Elizabeth Ross, on 2 November 1946 at Leesville, Vernon Par., LA,

Marriage Announcement -- Waterloo Daily Courier, Waterloo, Iowa, Sunday, 10 Nov 1946:

Vinton -- The marriage of Maryeanne Parmater, daughter, Vinton, and Donald H. Cantonwine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cantonwine, Vinton, was solemnized at Leesville, La., on Nov. 2, at 11 a.m. it has been announced. The groom is stationed with the army at nearby Camp Polk.


NOTE: Mary remarried, after the 1954 divorce, to Carroll "Ky" Walter.

Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. and Mary Jeanne Parmater were divorced before June 1957; Mary later remarried to Carroll K. Walter (1924-2002.)

Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. married Darlene Margaret Jensen, daughter of George Walter Jensen and Marvel Bernice Snyder, on 12 June 1959 at Macon, Macon Co., MO; Darlene was first married to Anthony Lorenc in 1955, and divorced in 1958. Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. died on 6 May 1994 at Clinton, Clinton Co., IA, at age 66

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; 8 MAY 1994, page 14:

Donald CANTONWINE Sr.

Donald Cantonwine Sr., 66, of 1131 10th St. SE, died Friday, May 6, 1994, in Mercy Medical Center [Clinton, IA] after a brief illness.

Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Turner Chapel East, where friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday. The Rev. William Harnish will officiate. Burial: Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.

Survivors include his wife, Darlene; four sons. . ; a daughter. . ; and two brothers . . . Also surviving are six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and a son, David.

Donald was born Sept. 14, 1927, in Shellsburg and married Darlene Jensen on June 12, 1957, in Macon, Mo. He was a mechanic at Farmstead for 30 years, retiring in 1989; a member of Local P3; and served in the Army during World War II. Don was a lover of the outdoors and will be truly missed by his family and friends.

He was buried in May 1994 at Cedar Memorial Park, Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA, Findagrave #18112396.
Note: Waterloo Daily Courier, 14 JUN 1945:

VINTON BOY FIRST VICE PRESIDENT OF IOWA FUTURE FARMERS

Des Moines, Ia. -- (AP) -- The Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America has elected its 1945-46 officers ... Vice presidents chosen were Donald Cantonwine, Vinton, first...


Waterloo Daily Courier, Waterloo, Iowa; 1945 NOV 19; page 19 column 4; (Ancestry.com):? ?

Vinton Boys Win State Honors in 4-H Competition

Vinton, Ia. - Donald Cantonwine .... Donald won a $25 victory bond in the Dairy achievement activities sponsored by the Kraft Cheese Co. He was one of eight winners in the state.

     Douglas Charles Cantonwine was born on 14 December 1963. He was the son of Donald Herbert Cantonwine Sr. and Darlene Margaret Jensen. Douglas Charles Cantonwine lived in 1993 at Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA. He died on 4 August 2012 at age 48

Obituary -- The Gazette; Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Wednesday, 8 AUG 2012, page M10:

Douglas Charles Cantonwine was born in Cedar Rapids on Dec. 14, 1963, to Donald and Darlene Cantonwine Sr. He departed this world on Aug. 4, 2012.

Doug loved his family unconditionally. He was an avid cook, enjoyed playing bingo and loved his dog, Buddy.

Doug is survived by his brothers, Donald Jr., Darwin and Daniel (Julia); a sister, Susan (Steve) White; nieces, Amanda, Audra, Ann and Angela; great-nieces, Adriana, Alivia, Alycia, Alexandria, Amira and Adison; nephews, Andrew and Joey; and great-nephew, Avery.

He is also survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Doug was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, David; and a nephew, Daniel.

Please join the family in a Celebration of Life and a luncheon to be held at noon, Wednesday, Aug. 15, at the Elks Lodge, 801 33rd Ave. SW, Cedar Rapids.

     Herbert Ullin Cantonwine was born on 1 May 1873 at Benton Co., IA; son of David and Eliza (Elson) Cantonwine. He married Ora Ketchum Culp on 27 February 1901 at Benton Co., IA. Herbert Ullin Cantonwine died on 19 May 1953 at Vinton, Benton Co., IA, at age 80

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

Vinton News, Vinton, Iowa; 19 MAY 1953:

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO HERB CANTONWINE

Herb Cantonwine, 79, died at his home in Vinton this morning following a heart attack. He had been ill only a short time. Cantonwine was born May 1, 1873, in Benton township, a son of Mr. and Mrs. David Cantonwine. He married Ora Culp in Eden township Feb. 27, 1901. A retired farmer, Mr. Cantonwine farmed most of his life in Benton township. He moved to Vinton in 1947. He is survived by his wife and three children. Mrs. Joe (Lucille) Sanders, Leland and Ullin Cantonwine, of Vinton, five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Eva Woodruff of Hackensack, Minn., E. B. Cantonwine of Vinton, Mrs. Blanche Spicer, Vinton, Claude Cantonwine of El Monte, Cal., and C. C. Cantonwine of Vinton. Funeral services will be held at the Fry-Holland funeral home at a time to be announced later. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery.

He was buried in May 1953 at Evergreen Cemetery, Vinton, Benton Co., IA, Findagrave #12091257. Further Cantonwine ancestry, from the David Cantonwine (1844 - 1917) Findagrave.com memorial, #12068373:

Charles, the patriarch of the Cantonwine family, immigrated to America from Prussia in 1806, arriving in Philadelphia, Penn., aboard the ship Orlando. The ship's passenger list shows "Chr. Kuntentwine, single man." The name Kuntentwine later evolved to Cantonwine, and Charles appears to be the only surnamed Kuntentwine/Cantonwine to immigrate to America. Eight or so years after his arrival in Philadelphia, in about 1814, Charles married Mary Magdalena Scholl, daughter of Charles Jacob & Margaret (Fuhr) Scholl, in Bedford county, Pennsylvania.

     Leland Laverne Cantonwine was born on 11 March 1904 at Vinton, Benton Co., IA. He was the son of Herbert Ullin Cantonwine and Ora Ketchum Culp. Leland Laverne Cantonwine married Ida Marie Moubry, daughter of James Clifford Moubry and Dora Mae Johnson, on 5 August 1925 at Benton Co., IA. Leland Laverne Cantonwine died on 26 September 1954 at Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA, at age 50

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

Vinton News [Benton Co., IA], September (?), 1954
Leland Cantonwine, 50, Benton Farmer, Dies at St. Luke's

Leland L. Cantonwine, Benton township farmer and lifelong resident of this community, died Sunday evening at 9:50 p.m. at St. Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids. Cantonwine, ill for a year, had been admitted to the hospital Saturday afternoon. He was 50. Mr. Cantonwine was born March 11, 1904, near Vinton, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cantonwine. He married Marie Moubry near Shellsburg on Aug. 5, 1925. The couple lived all their life in this community and farmed on their Benton township place for the last 17 years. He was a member of the Oak Grove Christian church. Surviving are his widow, his mother, Mrs. David [Herbert] Cantonwine three sons, Donald H. (l927-1994) . . . five grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Lucille Sanders (1902-1989) and a brother, Ullin (1909-1981) Cantonwine of Vinton. Funeral services . . . .Fry Holland funeral home Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery.

He was buried in 1954 at Evergreen Cemetery, Vinton, Benton Co., IA, Findagrave #12068607.

     Raymond S. Cantonwine was born on 1 March 1937 at Vinton, Benton Co., IA. He was the son of Leland Laverne Cantonwine and Ida Marie Moubry.
Note: The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Sunday, 14 NOV 1954; Page 24; (Newspapers.com):

High School Boys Will Be Honored At ISC Banquet

AMES -- Twenty-six Iowa high school seniors will be honored Dec. 2 at the annual All-Agriculture banquet at Iowa State College in Memorial Union, according to an announcement from the banquet committee.

Eastern Iowans invited to attend include: Raymond S. Cantonwine, Vinton........................... ."

Banquet speaker will be Dr. John A. Hannah, president of Michigan State College, East Lansing, Mich., and former assistant secretary of defense. More than 500 students, faculty and agriculture leaders are expected to attend.

The high school seniors represent a cross section of outstanding young agriculturists in Iowa. Selections were made by the agricultural council, student governing board in the Division of agriculture at the college. Scholarship, leadership, participation in Future Farmers of America and 4-H club activities were considered in the selection of the guests.


The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Friday, 19 AUG 1955, Page 20; (Newspapers.com):

Junior Swine Show Winners Are Selected

Four-H and FFA members from a wide area of Iowa Thursday brought out a very creditable showing of purebred swine in the junior show at the All-Iowa fair. ......

Chester Whites -- Boars,? ? ? ...... , 2, Ray Cantonwine ....... Gilts,? ? 1 & 3, Cantonwine . ........ Litters,? ? 1, Cantonwine.

Raymond S. Cantonwine married Phianna Kay Shockley, daughter of Solon Floyd Shockley and Marjorie Elizabeth Goff, in 1955. Raymond S. Cantonwine and Phianna Kay Shockley were divorced. Occupation: Professional photographer after graduation. He also worked as a plumber for Ron Elwick in Vinton and later farmed for Vern Bascom. Raymond worked as a self-employed carpenter doing ventilation work on agricultural buildings.

Raymond S. Cantonwine died on 31 October 2018 at Independence, Buchanan Co., IA, at age 81

Obituary -- The Courier, Waterloo, Iowa; Friday, 2 NOV 2018, p.A10 (Newspapers.com):

INDEPENDENCE -- Raymond S. Cantonwine, 83, of Independence, died at home Wednesday, Oct. 31.

He was born March 1, 1937, to Leland and Marie (Maubry (sic)) Cantonwine in Vinton.

He graduated from Lincoln High School in 1945. Raymond participated in 4-H while in school and was a professional photographer after graduation. He also worked as a plumber for Ron Elwick in Vinton and later farmed for Vern Bascom. Raymond worked as a self-employed carpenter doing ventilation work on agricultural buildings.

Survived by: his daughters, Kim (Mike Abbott) Cantonwine, Cheryl (Pat) Whitney, Patricia (David) Gunningham, Andrea (Mike King) Cantonwine, Julie (Jon ) Vogt and Benita Dietrich; his sons, Steven Cantonwine and Mark Cantonwine; 25 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; and a large extended family.

Preceded in death by: his parents; two brothers, Dale and Donald; a grandson, Matthew; and a niece, Bonnie.

Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, at Phillips Funeral Home Chapel in Vinton. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5, also at the funeral home.

Memorial fund: has been established.

Condolences may be left at www.phillipsfuneralhomes.com.

His greatest joy in life was spending time teaching his many skills and stories with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, as well as riding around with his dog "Sissy."


NOTE: His deceased niece was actually Connie (Cantonwine) Hasenbank.

     Steven Raymond Cantonwine was born on 30 January 1956 at Vinton, Benton Co., IA. He was the son of Raymond S. Cantonwine and Phianna Kay Shockley. Occupation: lawyer, defense attorney

St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis, Missouri; Sunday, 15 OCT 1989, Page 52; (Newspapers.com)

636 Applicants Passed The Missouri Bar Exam,

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) -- Here are the 636 people who passed the Missouri Bar examination, which was administered to 7 31 applicants in July. Of Those taking the test, 87 percent passed. The results were made public Friday.

The list is separated into three regions -- the Kansas City area, the St. Louis area and outstate Missouri. Individuals from metropolitan area are from those cities unless another city is noted:

............... "

[ OUTSTATE MISSOURI, OTHER STATES - included Steven R. Cantonwine, Liberty]


The Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa; Friday, 07 FEB 1992; Page 19; (Newspapers.com):

Dozens pass bar exams

Dozens of law school graduates passed the Iowa licensing examination in January and qualified to work as lawyers in the state.

[Included : URBANDALE -- Steven R. Cantonwine]


St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis, Missouri; Monday, 01 MAR 1999; Page 93; Newspapers.com):

Charlock’s city attorney resigns

Residents, officials say he was abrupt, often uninterested

Harry Ritchey, Charlock's city attorney for 16 years, has resigned. City officials said the resignation was effective Feb. 22 but that Richey would remain through March.

Charlock officials said they had hired lawyers Thomas P. Duggan and Steven R. Cantonwine to replace Ritchey.? ? ....................." Steven Raymond Cantonwine lived in 2008 at St. Louis, MO. He died on 26 December 2020 at Crystal City, Jefferson Co., MO, at age 64

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com Memorial #226012505):

Steven Raymond Cantonwine, age 64, passed away on December 26, 2020 in St. Louis, Missouri. He was born in Vinton, Iowa on January 30, 1956 to Phianna and Raymond Cantonwine. Steve lived in Vinton until 1970 and graduated from Mt. Pleasant High School in 1974. Steve was active in football and basketball while in high school. Steve received a Master of Science in Business degree at the University of Iowa and went on to earn his Juris Doctorate at the University of Missouri School of Law in Kansas City, Missouri. Steve married and became the father of two lovely daughters, Sara, and Molly. He enjoyed attending their sport and academic events. Steve enjoyed traveling with his family and spoke of Alaska and Costa Rica among his favorite places to visit. Steve especially loved animals, his Palomino, Tony, he rode when growing up, always helping out on the farm and his German Shorthair Pointer, Gunner. Gunner was beside Steve until the very end of Steve's illness. A true and loyal companion. Steve also loved visiting family in Nebraska and Iowa sharing his current research in the genealogy of the Cantonwine and Shockley families. Steve was adventurous when it came to cars driving old convertibles and driving fast.

Steve spent 34 years as a defense attorney helping those in need. As one client said, "he will always be remembered as a kind soul when it came to being there for his clients and defending them". Steve enjoyed his life's work but always put his family first. His daughters meant the world to him.

Steve is survived by his daughters, Sara Cantonwine, Los Angeles, California, and Molly Cantonwine, St. Louis, Missouri, his sisters, Christy (Doug) Nielsen, Louisville, Nebraska, Julie (Jon) Vogt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, half-sister Kelly Wulfkuhle, Topeka, Kansas. Nieces, Jenny Vogt and Anna Doeschot. Nephews, Chad Anson, Lee Cimfel, Jared Vogt, Blake and Casey Wulfkuhle and Grandnieces Lexi and Laney Anson. Steve is preceded in death by his mother, Phianna Kay Shockley (2008), his father, Raymond Steven Cantonwine (2018) and by his nephew, Matthew Christopher Cimfel (1997).

A memorial mass was held for Steve on January 5, 2021 in St. Louis, Missouri.

The Cantonwine family wishes to invite family and friends of Steve to a 'Celebration of Life' gathering planned for Saturday, May 15, from 2-5 pm at the Mt. Pleasant Golf and Country Club in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. This will be an informal event with an opportunity to reminisce and reflect on moments we have shared with Steve during his lifetime. Memorial donations may be made in person or to Steve's favorite dog rescue, the National German Shorthaired Pointer (GPS) Rescue https://www.gspca.org/Rescue/donate.html.


Note: St. Louis Post-Dispatch (MO); Wednesday, 02 January 2008; pages 1 & 8; (Newspapers.com):

Home life has lessons for chief of schools
Byline: Steve Giegerich;

The older daughter mastered the intricacies of the square root at the age of 6. Now a freshman at one of the country's top engineering schools, she is a member of Mensa International, the organization limited to those with an IQ in the upper 2 percent of the world's population.

Her sister, a junior at a county high school, defies even greater odds.

She is one of the rare people on the planet who have been diagnosed with the genetic aberration identified in scientific circles as the "interstitial deletion of the short arm of chromosome 1."

The axis formed by sisters Sara and Molly Cantonwine extends far beyond the south St. Louis County subdivision they call home, transcending family to inform the education of the 30,000 children under the supervision of their mother, the superintendent of the St. Louis Public Schools.

When it comes to describing her children, Diana Bourisaw is disarmingly direct.

Sara, a first-year double-major at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, is "gifted and talented."

Molly, 16, is not.

At least not as the term is generally defined.

They are two daughters, at two extremes, each with gifts that reach into the lives touched by their mother and father, lawyer Steven Cantonwine.

"They say there is a reason parents of special-needs kids are given a challenge," Bourisaw said.

For Bourisaw and Cantonwine, the reasons are abundantly clear.

At home, Molly applies deeper meaning and understanding to the family's faith.

At school district headquarters, Bourisaw said, her children "help me appreciate the strengths of all kids. Some parents think the only way to excel is academically, to earn a place on the Honor Society or a spot in a top college. Sara excels at academics. But Molly excels in other ways. She excels by serving (Mass) at church and helping our neighbors and volunteering."

The intersection of Bourisaw's personal and professional lives rarely displays itself in public. During the first stormy year of her tenure atop the state's largest school district, she remained serene in the face of barbs from the former School Board president, tension over state intervention and the transition to the appointed board now running the schools.

It's in conversations with reporters or addresses to small audiences that Bourisaw's passion for education, and a glimpse at the forces behind it, emerge.

Sometimes Bourisaw mentions how she was the first in a family of steel workers to receive a degree, or how her mother, inspired by example, later put herself through college as an adult.

Steve Cantonwine's journey took him from an Iowa farm to odd jobs (the couple met while Cantonwine was a prison guard and Bourisaw a student at Iowa State University), a bachelor degree and then law school.

Parenthetically, Bourisaw does occasionally reveal that her children have special needs, each in her own way.

Sara, as a college freshman, is moving in her own direction now.

Molly, meanwhile, is nurtured by a network that moves from home into the neighborhood, her school, church, advocacy groups for the disabled and other organizations that support those efforts.

Her differences, Cantonwine and Bourisaw say, were obvious almost from the start. Her parents waited nine months for her sit up; 14 months passed before she slept through the night.

Until geneticists identified her disorder in 2001, the source of wide-ranging neurological symptoms that veered from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder to obsessive-compulsive disorder to emotional withdrawal remained a mystery. The disorder is marked by a mutated chromosome, which leads to a host of cognitive problems.

Not programmed to equate darkness with rest, Molly often wanders the house most of the night, able to subsist on sleep of two hours or less. Naturally gregarious, she withdraws when teased or criticized. Her attention span is short, but not so much that she can't read, write or understand basic mathematics.

"She's kind of been all over the map," said Bourisaw. "She doesn't fit into anything that is normal, that's all I can say."

The observations of Bourisaw the parent provided incomparable lessons for Bourisaw the administrator.

In hiring for the city schools(and before that, the Fox School District and as an area superintendent in Sacramento, Calif.) Bourisaw's gold standard is the teacher who showed Sara how to capitalize on her intelligence and, when Sara's sister entered her class years later, tapped into every avenue of Molly's capabilities.

"That teacher knew how to adapt to the needs of the kids in her class. And that's what I want for our kids," said Bourisaw, "I want to create schools that are supportive of all kids; schools that challenge the gifted child and also challenge the special needs child."

At first shy, Molly later warms up and is eager to share her life's triumphs -- which are many -- with a stranger. She begins by proudly displaying photographs of her service at Mass. A favorite of priests and parishioners alike, she has long been a staple of the family's parish.

The photographs are followed by certificates attesting to Molly's standing as manager of her high school volleyball team and details of volunteer efforts with the Magic House and the City Museum.

Molly also volunteers for agencies that work with young people with special needs. In her senior year, Molly will hold a seat on the student council.

After graduation, her parents hope to enroll Molly in a hospitality curriculum at a local community college. It makes sense, said Bourisaw, for a kid known as the "concierge."

The ultimate goal is the day Molly can live on her own or independently under supervision.

Bourisaw and Cantonwine have no doubt the objective will be met.

"It's not that she can't do well," said the mother, "She just does well differently."

"We tend to teach to kids' deficits," the superintendent added, "We need to teach to their strengths.

     Christina Cantor was the daughter of Johannes Cantor. Christina Cantor married Johann Heinrich Agne, son of Peter Agne and Anna Ottilia Trautmann, in 1723.

     Johannes Cantor married an unknown person .

     Rachelle Ann Cantor was born on 8 April 1979 at Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH. She was the daughter of Richard Alan Cantor. Rachelle Ann Cantor died on 29 January 1997 at Guernsey Co., OH, at age 17. She was buried in February 1997 at Northwood Cemetery, Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH, Findagrave #55450228.

     Richard Alan Cantor was also known as "Wheels". He was born on 27 September 1950 at Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH; son of James Thomas and Lois Lenora (Christian) Cantor. He began military service Vietnam War service, U.S. Army, SP4, Puple Heart. He died on 18 March 2013 at Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH, at age 62. He was buried in March 2013 at Northwood Cemetery, Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH, Findagrave #152966679.

     Richard Alan Cantor II was born on 25 May 1971 at Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH. He was the son of Richard Alan Cantor. Richard Alan Cantor II died on 13 June 1987 at Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH, at age 16

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

The Guernsey County coroner and sheriff's department were investigating the death of a 16 year old local youth who apparently was electrocuted while putting up a citizens band antenna on a house. Richard A. Cantor II, 16, of 10279 Reservoir Road, was pronounced dead at 12:58 a.m. in the emergency room at Guernsey Memorial Hospital. Another youth involved in the incident, Brian King, 16, of 68475 Hopewell Road, was listed in "serious" condition this morning at the local hospital. According to the sheriff's department, Cantor and King were apparently putting the antenna atop the Cantor house when it became entangled in electrical wiring above it. Both boys were knocked down. Members of Cantor's family contacted the sheriff's department about 11:44 p.m. requesting an ambulance. a sheriff's deputy also was dispatched to the scene of the accident. Cantor and King were transported to Guernsey Memorial Hospital by United Ambulance. Further details were not available.

Richard A. Cantor II was born May 25, 1971 in Cambridge, son of Richard A. and Jean Landis Cantor. He was a junior at Cambridge High School, a member of Green Acres 4-H Club and a Presbyterian by faith.

He was preceded in death by a grandmother, Mary Landis.

In addition to his parents, he leaves one sister, Rachelle Cantor of the home; grandparents James T. and Lois Cantor of Cambridge and Neilan Landis of North Canton; a number of aunts, uncles and cousins.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Scott Funeral Home, where services will be at 1 p.m. Monday with the Rev. Arbuth Conn officiating. Burial will be in Northwood Cemetery.

He was buried in June 1987 at Northwood Cemetery, Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH, Findagrave #45448871.

     Adeline Walker Cantrell was born on 28 April 1856 at Sumner Co., TN.¹ She was the daughter of George Michael Deaderick Cantrell and Clara Walker.¹ Adeline Walker Cantrell died on 3 October 1867 at age 11.

     Bessie Cantrell was born on 28 February 1866 at Pulaski Co., AR.¹ She was the daughter of Dr. William Armour Cantrell and Ellen Maria Harrell.¹ Bessie Cantrell died on 24 April 1955 at age 89. She was buried in April 1955 at Mount Holly Cemetery, Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR.
Note: Did not marry.

     Clara Walker Cantrell was born on 27 October 1859 at Sumner Co., TN.¹ She was the daughter of George Michael Deaderick Cantrell and Clara Walker.¹ Clara Walker Cantrell married Charles E. Boisseau on 14 February 1882. Clara Walker Cantrell died circa 1905 at St. Louis, MO.

     Daisy Cantrell was born on 3 September 1858 at Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR.¹ She was the daughter of Dr. William Armour Cantrell and Ellen Maria Harrell.¹ Daisy Cantrell married Lucius Junius Polk Jr., son of Lucius Junius Polk and Frances Ann Erwin, on 28 November 1868 at Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR. Daisy Cantrell lived in June 1880 at Tunica Co., MS.² She died on 7 April 1932 at Dallas, Collin Co., TX, at age 73.

     David Wendel Cantrell was born on 15 January 1822. He was the son of Stephen Cantrell Jr. and Juliet Ann Deaderick Wendel. David Wendel Cantrell died on 28 August 1835 at Tennessee at age 13.

     David Wendel Cantrell was born on 2 August 1853 at Sumner Co., TN.¹ He was the son of George Michael Deaderick Cantrell and Clara Walker.¹ David Wendel Cantrell died on 2 February 1862 at age 8. He was buried in February 1862 at Nashville City Cemetery, Nashville, Davidson Co., TN, Findagrave #87140489.