Her obituary states she was born in 1886. Her parents were James and Elizabeth (Skinner) Crabb. She attended Sheffield
schools and married Frank Bugher, who preceded her in death.
She married John J. Mitchell March 29, 1917 in Swaledale. They lived in Waseca and Sleepy Eye, Minnesota.
In 1942 she moved to Mason City, Iowa following the death of her second husband. She lived there until 1953 when she went back to Waseca to care for her son and his two children.
She was employed at the Black and White Safe in Mason City and later by the VFW Club, the Amvets Club and the American Legion.
She was survived by three daughters and two sons. One son predeceased her.
schools and married Frank Bugher, who preceded her in death.
She married John J. Mitchell March 29, 1917 in Swaledale. They lived in Waseca and Sleepy Eye, Minnesota.
In 1942 she moved to Mason City, Iowa following the death of her second husband. She lived there until 1953 when she went back to Waseca to care for her son and his two children.
She was employed at the Black and White Safe in Mason City and later by the VFW Club, the Amvets Club and the American Legion.
She was survived by three daughters and two sons. One son predeceased her.
Her obituary states she was born in 1886. Her parents were James and Elizabeth (Skinner) Crabb. She attended Sheffield
schools and married Frank Bugher, who preceded her in death.
She married John J. Mitchell March 29, 1917 in Swaledale. They lived in Waseca and Sleepy Eye, Minnesota.
In 1942 she moved to Mason City, Iowa following the death of her second husband. She lived there until 1953 when she went back to Waseca to care for her son and his two children.
She was employed at the Black and White Safe in Mason City and later by the VFW Club, the Amvets Club and the American Legion.
She was survived by three daughters and two sons. One son predeceased her.
schools and married Frank Bugher, who preceded her in death.
She married John J. Mitchell March 29, 1917 in Swaledale. They lived in Waseca and Sleepy Eye, Minnesota.
In 1942 she moved to Mason City, Iowa following the death of her second husband. She lived there until 1953 when she went back to Waseca to care for her son and his two children.
She was employed at the Black and White Safe in Mason City and later by the VFW Club, the Amvets Club and the American Legion.
She was survived by three daughters and two sons. One son predeceased her.
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