Iva Bridges was the third daughter and fourth child born to Samuel P. and Lucinda Myers Bridges. She was born on 16 Feb., 1873 in Maysville, Kentucky. Her nickname was Ivy.
On 3 Nov 1893, she maried William Ellsworth Mullineux of Gallipolis, Ohio.
They were the parents of one daughter, Nelle Bridges Mullineaux.
Iva Bridges is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1900 for Madison, Clark Co., Ohio with her spouse, William Ellsworth Mullineux, and young daughter
- 1910 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio, with spouse and daughter
- 1920 for Toledo, Lucas Co., Ohio, with spouse
Iva was a accomplished quilter. We know this because we have an embroidered blue and white baby quilt she made for her only grandson, Albert Watt Hobt Jr. We also have a red and white "Jacob's Ladder" quilt, and and yellow and white "Robbing Peter to Pay Paul" or "Orange Peel" quilt. An engraved silver thimble bearing her name is a family treasure. As is her baby spoon with teeth mark indentations.
Iva Mullineux died on 6 Jan 1929 at Toledo, Ohio. Her age at death was 57y, 10m, 20d.
Her obituary reports she died of complications from a prior surgery:
"Mrs. Will Mullineaux Dies in Toledo Sunday
Complications Follow Former Operation
Funeral Here Tuesday
Mrs. Will Mullineaux died at Robinwood Hospital in Toledo of adhesions from a former operation Sunday, January 6, 1929. She was Iva Bridges of Maysville, Ky., before her marriage. She leaves her husband and one daughter Mrs. A.W. Hobt, of Knoxville, Tenn., and one grand child, one brother in law Harry Mullineaux and sister in law Mrs. Ross Mauck.
Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 by Rev. A.H. Beardsley at the home of Ross Mauck, 427 3rd ave., with burial in charge of W.N. Hayward."
- Gallipolis Daily Tribune
Jan. 7, 1929
Transcribed by Nancy McMillan
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton, her great granddaughter
- revised Sept 2016
- revised May 2020
On 3 Nov 1893, she maried William Ellsworth Mullineux of Gallipolis, Ohio.
They were the parents of one daughter, Nelle Bridges Mullineaux.
Iva Bridges is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1900 for Madison, Clark Co., Ohio with her spouse, William Ellsworth Mullineux, and young daughter
- 1910 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio, with spouse and daughter
- 1920 for Toledo, Lucas Co., Ohio, with spouse
Iva was a accomplished quilter. We know this because we have an embroidered blue and white baby quilt she made for her only grandson, Albert Watt Hobt Jr. We also have a red and white "Jacob's Ladder" quilt, and and yellow and white "Robbing Peter to Pay Paul" or "Orange Peel" quilt. An engraved silver thimble bearing her name is a family treasure. As is her baby spoon with teeth mark indentations.
Iva Mullineux died on 6 Jan 1929 at Toledo, Ohio. Her age at death was 57y, 10m, 20d.
Her obituary reports she died of complications from a prior surgery:
"Mrs. Will Mullineaux Dies in Toledo Sunday
Complications Follow Former Operation
Funeral Here Tuesday
Mrs. Will Mullineaux died at Robinwood Hospital in Toledo of adhesions from a former operation Sunday, January 6, 1929. She was Iva Bridges of Maysville, Ky., before her marriage. She leaves her husband and one daughter Mrs. A.W. Hobt, of Knoxville, Tenn., and one grand child, one brother in law Harry Mullineaux and sister in law Mrs. Ross Mauck.
Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 by Rev. A.H. Beardsley at the home of Ross Mauck, 427 3rd ave., with burial in charge of W.N. Hayward."
- Gallipolis Daily Tribune
Jan. 7, 1929
Transcribed by Nancy McMillan
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton, her great granddaughter
- revised Sept 2016
- revised May 2020
Iva Bridges was the third daughter and fourth child born to Samuel P. and Lucinda Myers Bridges. She was born on 16 Feb., 1873 in Maysville, Kentucky. Her nickname was Ivy.
On 3 Nov 1893, she maried William Ellsworth Mullineux of Gallipolis, Ohio.
They were the parents of one daughter, Nelle Bridges Mullineaux.
Iva Bridges is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1900 for Madison, Clark Co., Ohio with her spouse, William Ellsworth Mullineux, and young daughter
- 1910 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio, with spouse and daughter
- 1920 for Toledo, Lucas Co., Ohio, with spouse
Iva was a accomplished quilter. We know this because we have an embroidered blue and white baby quilt she made for her only grandson, Albert Watt Hobt Jr. We also have a red and white "Jacob's Ladder" quilt, and and yellow and white "Robbing Peter to Pay Paul" or "Orange Peel" quilt. An engraved silver thimble bearing her name is a family treasure. As is her baby spoon with teeth mark indentations.
Iva Mullineux died on 6 Jan 1929 at Toledo, Ohio. Her age at death was 57y, 10m, 20d.
Her obituary reports she died of complications from a prior surgery:
"Mrs. Will Mullineaux Dies in Toledo Sunday
Complications Follow Former Operation
Funeral Here Tuesday
Mrs. Will Mullineaux died at Robinwood Hospital in Toledo of adhesions from a former operation Sunday, January 6, 1929. She was Iva Bridges of Maysville, Ky., before her marriage. She leaves her husband and one daughter Mrs. A.W. Hobt, of Knoxville, Tenn., and one grand child, one brother in law Harry Mullineaux and sister in law Mrs. Ross Mauck.
Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 by Rev. A.H. Beardsley at the home of Ross Mauck, 427 3rd ave., with burial in charge of W.N. Hayward."
- Gallipolis Daily Tribune
Jan. 7, 1929
Transcribed by Nancy McMillan
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton, her great granddaughter
- revised Sept 2016
- revised May 2020
On 3 Nov 1893, she maried William Ellsworth Mullineux of Gallipolis, Ohio.
They were the parents of one daughter, Nelle Bridges Mullineaux.
Iva Bridges is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1900 for Madison, Clark Co., Ohio with her spouse, William Ellsworth Mullineux, and young daughter
- 1910 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio, with spouse and daughter
- 1920 for Toledo, Lucas Co., Ohio, with spouse
Iva was a accomplished quilter. We know this because we have an embroidered blue and white baby quilt she made for her only grandson, Albert Watt Hobt Jr. We also have a red and white "Jacob's Ladder" quilt, and and yellow and white "Robbing Peter to Pay Paul" or "Orange Peel" quilt. An engraved silver thimble bearing her name is a family treasure. As is her baby spoon with teeth mark indentations.
Iva Mullineux died on 6 Jan 1929 at Toledo, Ohio. Her age at death was 57y, 10m, 20d.
Her obituary reports she died of complications from a prior surgery:
"Mrs. Will Mullineaux Dies in Toledo Sunday
Complications Follow Former Operation
Funeral Here Tuesday
Mrs. Will Mullineaux died at Robinwood Hospital in Toledo of adhesions from a former operation Sunday, January 6, 1929. She was Iva Bridges of Maysville, Ky., before her marriage. She leaves her husband and one daughter Mrs. A.W. Hobt, of Knoxville, Tenn., and one grand child, one brother in law Harry Mullineaux and sister in law Mrs. Ross Mauck.
Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 by Rev. A.H. Beardsley at the home of Ross Mauck, 427 3rd ave., with burial in charge of W.N. Hayward."
- Gallipolis Daily Tribune
Jan. 7, 1929
Transcribed by Nancy McMillan
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton, her great granddaughter
- revised Sept 2016
- revised May 2020
