Note: Notes for JOHNNY CLINE: Pamphlet by Lloyd Cline says that he was bitten by a poisonous snake in the night, he died the next morning. His body was placed in a hewn box and carried on horseback to the mouth of Mill Creek where he was buried at the side of his grandfather, George Cline Sr. [Leonard Cline's Clines.FTW]
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