HOPE
Lewis Ensign, who was taken to the Traverse City insane asylum two weeks ago last Thursday died last week and was brought to Hope for interment; he leaves a wife and two children. Midland Sun dated 29 Nov 1901 Page-8.
Obituary#2
Taken from "The RECORD" reads as follows:
Lewis Ensign, of Hope, died Friday, Nov 22, aged 38 years,at the asylum at Traverse City, where he had been taken for treatment a few weeks ago. He had lived in Hope for 17 years, and was a highly esteemed citizen. He leaves a wife and two children there, besides two brothers, Bert and Myrtie, of Gladwin township, to mourn his loss. The local court of Foresters, of which he was a member, officiated at the funeral. He had a policy for $500 in the order. The RECORD is requested to extend thanks to neighbors and members of the Foresters for many kindnesses shown during their bereavement.
Lewis Ensign, who was taken to the Traverse City insane asylum two weeks ago last Thursday died last week and was brought to Hope for interment; he leaves a wife and two children. Midland Sun dated 29 Nov 1901 Page-8.
Obituary#2
Taken from "The RECORD" reads as follows:
Lewis Ensign, of Hope, died Friday, Nov 22, aged 38 years,at the asylum at Traverse City, where he had been taken for treatment a few weeks ago. He had lived in Hope for 17 years, and was a highly esteemed citizen. He leaves a wife and two children there, besides two brothers, Bert and Myrtie, of Gladwin township, to mourn his loss. The local court of Foresters, of which he was a member, officiated at the funeral. He had a policy for $500 in the order. The RECORD is requested to extend thanks to neighbors and members of the Foresters for many kindnesses shown during their bereavement.
HOPE
Lewis Ensign, who was taken to the Traverse City insane asylum two weeks ago last Thursday died last week and was brought to Hope for interment; he leaves a wife and two children. Midland Sun dated 29 Nov 1901 Page-8.
Obituary#2
Taken from "The RECORD" reads as follows:
Lewis Ensign, of Hope, died Friday, Nov 22, aged 38 years,at the asylum at Traverse City, where he had been taken for treatment a few weeks ago. He had lived in Hope for 17 years, and was a highly esteemed citizen. He leaves a wife and two children there, besides two brothers, Bert and Myrtie, of Gladwin township, to mourn his loss. The local court of Foresters, of which he was a member, officiated at the funeral. He had a policy for $500 in the order. The RECORD is requested to extend thanks to neighbors and members of the Foresters for many kindnesses shown during their bereavement.
Lewis Ensign, who was taken to the Traverse City insane asylum two weeks ago last Thursday died last week and was brought to Hope for interment; he leaves a wife and two children. Midland Sun dated 29 Nov 1901 Page-8.
Obituary#2
Taken from "The RECORD" reads as follows:
Lewis Ensign, of Hope, died Friday, Nov 22, aged 38 years,at the asylum at Traverse City, where he had been taken for treatment a few weeks ago. He had lived in Hope for 17 years, and was a highly esteemed citizen. He leaves a wife and two children there, besides two brothers, Bert and Myrtie, of Gladwin township, to mourn his loss. The local court of Foresters, of which he was a member, officiated at the funeral. He had a policy for $500 in the order. The RECORD is requested to extend thanks to neighbors and members of the Foresters for many kindnesses shown during their bereavement.
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