Ida, age 78, died at her home in Butte. She left Finland and came to Canada in 1904 [sic]. She then moved to Michigan where she married Henry Aho. The couple came to Butte about 1936 where her husband later died in 1946 [sic].
Survivors include 5 sons: Toivo and Jalmer (Butte), Art (Detroit), Maj. Eino (Baltimore), Hugo Fields (Altadena, CA), and 2 sisters in Finland.
(Full obituary found in The Montana Standard, 5 May 1964, p. 10)
Note: Immigration records indicate she may have been born in 1884 and came across in 1906. Ida divorced Henry Aho in 1922. She married 2nd Jacob Laatikainen in 1937, but later divorced. She changed her name back to Aho in 1945. Two other sons preceded her in death, George (accidental death at age 12) and Pvt. William Aho (killed in WWII).
Survivors include 5 sons: Toivo and Jalmer (Butte), Art (Detroit), Maj. Eino (Baltimore), Hugo Fields (Altadena, CA), and 2 sisters in Finland.
(Full obituary found in The Montana Standard, 5 May 1964, p. 10)
Note: Immigration records indicate she may have been born in 1884 and came across in 1906. Ida divorced Henry Aho in 1922. She married 2nd Jacob Laatikainen in 1937, but later divorced. She changed her name back to Aho in 1945. Two other sons preceded her in death, George (accidental death at age 12) and Pvt. William Aho (killed in WWII).
Ida, age 78, died at her home in Butte. She left Finland and came to Canada in 1904 [sic]. She then moved to Michigan where she married Henry Aho. The couple came to Butte about 1936 where her husband later died in 1946 [sic].
Survivors include 5 sons: Toivo and Jalmer (Butte), Art (Detroit), Maj. Eino (Baltimore), Hugo Fields (Altadena, CA), and 2 sisters in Finland.
(Full obituary found in The Montana Standard, 5 May 1964, p. 10)
Note: Immigration records indicate she may have been born in 1884 and came across in 1906. Ida divorced Henry Aho in 1922. She married 2nd Jacob Laatikainen in 1937, but later divorced. She changed her name back to Aho in 1945. Two other sons preceded her in death, George (accidental death at age 12) and Pvt. William Aho (killed in WWII).
Survivors include 5 sons: Toivo and Jalmer (Butte), Art (Detroit), Maj. Eino (Baltimore), Hugo Fields (Altadena, CA), and 2 sisters in Finland.
(Full obituary found in The Montana Standard, 5 May 1964, p. 10)
Note: Immigration records indicate she may have been born in 1884 and came across in 1906. Ida divorced Henry Aho in 1922. She married 2nd Jacob Laatikainen in 1937, but later divorced. She changed her name back to Aho in 1945. Two other sons preceded her in death, George (accidental death at age 12) and Pvt. William Aho (killed in WWII).
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