The Dailey Gazette - Pontiac Jan 4, 1895
Clinton J. Sutton
Clinton J. Sutton, died at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Porter Wright, Dec 5, 1894, age 18 years. He was the assistant postmaster at Davisburg, a young man of excellent qualities and loved by all who knew him. He was left an orphan when nine years old, and has since lived with his aunt, Mrs. Wright. For years he has been battling with that dread disease, consumption, but he bore his suffering like a little martyr, without a murmur or complaint. He was like a little ray of sunshine, brightening the life of everyone with whom he came in contact. He was a nephew of Ella Schooley, of this city, who stood by his side until the last, ministering to his wants and making plain to him the way to that "beautiful home" to which he has gone. His uncle, Judge E. B. Sutton, Sault St. MArie, and John Shaw, Esq., of Detroit, were in attenndance at his funeral, which was from th P. M. church Saturday afternoon, Rev. Miller, officiating.