Abraham L. and Ida Mae Cloe

I have been tracing the family of my great-great-aunt Ida Mae (Weaver) Cloe. Ida married Abraham Lincoln Cloe December 23, 1883, in Marion County, Iowa. Ida was the sister of my great-grandfather, James Baird "Jay" Weaver.

Ida Mae (Weaver) Cloe, Phebe (Linnens) Weaver, and Anna (Weaver) Gamble.

Phebe and John Weaver had  12 children, but only two daughters

(Ida and Anna) who lived into adulthood.

December 25, 1933 Riverside Daily Press

COUPLE OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING

Residents of Mockingbird Canyon Celebrate Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cloe Saturday at their home in Mockingbird canyon celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, with two children, two grandchildren, and one great-grand child present on the happy occasion.

Married in Knoxville, Tenn., December 23, 1883, six children were born to the union, five of whom are living. Two were present at the anniversary dinner, Mrs. Olive Harrision, Hemet, and G. B. Cloe, Mockingbird canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Cloe are the grandparents of 26 children and great-grand parents of six.

They have been residents of Riverside for five years, removing here from Los Angeles. Both are in the best of health and are looking forward to many more happy years together.

August 12, 1940 Riverside Daily Press

CLOE - In Riverside, Calif., August 10, 1940. Mrs. Ida Mae Cloe, aged 74 years. Late resident of 3743 Van Buren street. Beloved wife of Abraham Cloe of Arlington. Mother of Mrs. Iona Mathers of Arlington, Mrs. Stella Neher of Los Angeles, Mrs. Pearl Booth of Tacoma, and Mrs. Olive Truman of Hollywood. Sister of O. E. Weaver of Omaha, W. H. Weaver of Canyon City, Colo.; Jay and John Weaver of Los Angeles and Charles Weaver of Riverside. Also survived by nineteen grandchildren and twenty-five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted in the E. H. Preston Funeral Home chapel Wednesday afternoon, August 14, at 3:30 o’clock. Rev. William R. McGaugh officiating. Interment in Olivewood Cemetery.

July 13, 1942 Riverside Daily Press

Many Descendants Survive A. L. Cloe

Abraham Lincoln Cloe, whose family included 25 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren, passed away last Thursday. He was a resident of 3743 Van Buren street.

Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon. Dr. C. E. Burgess, pastor of First Christian church, officiated at the rites in the E. H. Preston chapel and interment was in Olivewood cemetery.

Born Nov. 12, 1860, in Marin [Marion] county, Iowa, he grew up and married Ida May Weaver there December 23, 1883. They left Iowa in 1899 and lived in Oklahoma, Nebraska and Washington before coming to California in 1921.

In 1929, Mr. and Mrs. Cloe moved from Los Angeles to Mockingbird cayon and then in 1937 to Arlington where she passed away two years ago.

Four daughters surviving are Mrs. Iona Mathers of Arlington, Mrs. Estella Neher and Mrs. Olive Trueman of Los Angeles and Mrs. Pearl Booth of Tacoma, Wash. The grandchildren include Mrs. Marva Babcock, Mrs. Doris Ubrun, Mrs. June Hoyles, Miss Velma Mathers and Ross Mathers, all of Riverside. Mrs Alice Shaffer of Marshalltown, Iowa, is a sister.