Daughter of Conrad Leonard and Hersa McHenry Sherwood.
Wife of James Arney, married in 1912.
Mother of Loretta 1914-1914, Robert 1921-1994 and girl who died young.
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Nellie was in the Phoebe Rebekah Lodge, No. 706, located at Chesterton, organized on March 15, 1907, with Edith Bock as noble grand; Bertha Lahayn, vice grand; Nellie Sherwood, recording secretary.
Nellie was the manager of the first telephone exchange when it was located in the Smith building at 101 Broadway in Chesterton (second floor).
Wife of James Arney, married in 1912.
Mother of Loretta 1914-1914, Robert 1921-1994 and girl who died young.
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Nellie was in the Phoebe Rebekah Lodge, No. 706, located at Chesterton, organized on March 15, 1907, with Edith Bock as noble grand; Bertha Lahayn, vice grand; Nellie Sherwood, recording secretary.
Nellie was the manager of the first telephone exchange when it was located in the Smith building at 101 Broadway in Chesterton (second floor).
Daughter of Conrad Leonard and Hersa McHenry Sherwood.
Wife of James Arney, married in 1912.
Mother of Loretta 1914-1914, Robert 1921-1994 and girl who died young.
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Nellie was in the Phoebe Rebekah Lodge, No. 706, located at Chesterton, organized on March 15, 1907, with Edith Bock as noble grand; Bertha Lahayn, vice grand; Nellie Sherwood, recording secretary.
Nellie was the manager of the first telephone exchange when it was located in the Smith building at 101 Broadway in Chesterton (second floor).
Wife of James Arney, married in 1912.
Mother of Loretta 1914-1914, Robert 1921-1994 and girl who died young.
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Nellie was in the Phoebe Rebekah Lodge, No. 706, located at Chesterton, organized on March 15, 1907, with Edith Bock as noble grand; Bertha Lahayn, vice grand; Nellie Sherwood, recording secretary.
Nellie was the manager of the first telephone exchange when it was located in the Smith building at 101 Broadway in Chesterton (second floor).
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