Etta Imogene Summers was the daughter of James Harvey Summers and Sarah Marian Hisey. She was born in Decatur Co., Iowa just after the Civil War. Her family moved to Mitchell Co., Kansas in 1878. They lived for a time in Bloomfield Twp.
It was here that she married Joseph Richmond Kinney on Aug. 17th, 1884. They moved about in different parts of Kansas and Nebraska before moving to Washington State in 1903.
They settled in what was known as Mission in Chelan County. This town changed it's name to Cashmere shortly after this. Joseph and Etta would have a total of 8 children, the last being born in Cashmere.
Etta was the grandmother of my grandmother, Marjorie Campbell. Marjorie told me that she had many fond memories of her grandmother Etta.
Obit: The Wenatchee Daily World, Saturday, May 22, 1937
Mrs. Etta Kinney of Cashmere Will Be Buried Monday
Cashmere, May 22 - Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Kinney, 34 years a Cashmere resident, will be buried Monday at 10 am, from Kuelbs funeral parlor. She died this morning at the St. Anthony's hospital after an illness of six weeks.
Mrs. Kinney was born October 19, 1865, in Iowa. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James Paton of Seattle and Mrs. Frank [sic] Scamen [sic] of Cashmere; three sons, Paul of wenatchee, and Lorraine and Roy of Cashmere; 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Tress Scholten, of Upland , California and Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Beloit, Kansas, and two brothers, Ora and Alpha Summers, of Beloit.
Rev. Waldo Pierson of the Methodist church will officiate at the services. Interment will be in the Cashmere cemetery."
It was here that she married Joseph Richmond Kinney on Aug. 17th, 1884. They moved about in different parts of Kansas and Nebraska before moving to Washington State in 1903.
They settled in what was known as Mission in Chelan County. This town changed it's name to Cashmere shortly after this. Joseph and Etta would have a total of 8 children, the last being born in Cashmere.
Etta was the grandmother of my grandmother, Marjorie Campbell. Marjorie told me that she had many fond memories of her grandmother Etta.
Obit: The Wenatchee Daily World, Saturday, May 22, 1937
Mrs. Etta Kinney of Cashmere Will Be Buried Monday
Cashmere, May 22 - Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Kinney, 34 years a Cashmere resident, will be buried Monday at 10 am, from Kuelbs funeral parlor. She died this morning at the St. Anthony's hospital after an illness of six weeks.
Mrs. Kinney was born October 19, 1865, in Iowa. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James Paton of Seattle and Mrs. Frank [sic] Scamen [sic] of Cashmere; three sons, Paul of wenatchee, and Lorraine and Roy of Cashmere; 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Tress Scholten, of Upland , California and Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Beloit, Kansas, and two brothers, Ora and Alpha Summers, of Beloit.
Rev. Waldo Pierson of the Methodist church will officiate at the services. Interment will be in the Cashmere cemetery."
Etta Imogene Summers was the daughter of James Harvey Summers and Sarah Marian Hisey. She was born in Decatur Co., Iowa just after the Civil War. Her family moved to Mitchell Co., Kansas in 1878. They lived for a time in Bloomfield Twp.
It was here that she married Joseph Richmond Kinney on Aug. 17th, 1884. They moved about in different parts of Kansas and Nebraska before moving to Washington State in 1903.
They settled in what was known as Mission in Chelan County. This town changed it's name to Cashmere shortly after this. Joseph and Etta would have a total of 8 children, the last being born in Cashmere.
Etta was the grandmother of my grandmother, Marjorie Campbell. Marjorie told me that she had many fond memories of her grandmother Etta.
Obit: The Wenatchee Daily World, Saturday, May 22, 1937
Mrs. Etta Kinney of Cashmere Will Be Buried Monday
Cashmere, May 22 - Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Kinney, 34 years a Cashmere resident, will be buried Monday at 10 am, from Kuelbs funeral parlor. She died this morning at the St. Anthony's hospital after an illness of six weeks.
Mrs. Kinney was born October 19, 1865, in Iowa. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James Paton of Seattle and Mrs. Frank [sic] Scamen [sic] of Cashmere; three sons, Paul of wenatchee, and Lorraine and Roy of Cashmere; 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Tress Scholten, of Upland , California and Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Beloit, Kansas, and two brothers, Ora and Alpha Summers, of Beloit.
Rev. Waldo Pierson of the Methodist church will officiate at the services. Interment will be in the Cashmere cemetery."
It was here that she married Joseph Richmond Kinney on Aug. 17th, 1884. They moved about in different parts of Kansas and Nebraska before moving to Washington State in 1903.
They settled in what was known as Mission in Chelan County. This town changed it's name to Cashmere shortly after this. Joseph and Etta would have a total of 8 children, the last being born in Cashmere.
Etta was the grandmother of my grandmother, Marjorie Campbell. Marjorie told me that she had many fond memories of her grandmother Etta.
Obit: The Wenatchee Daily World, Saturday, May 22, 1937
Mrs. Etta Kinney of Cashmere Will Be Buried Monday
Cashmere, May 22 - Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Kinney, 34 years a Cashmere resident, will be buried Monday at 10 am, from Kuelbs funeral parlor. She died this morning at the St. Anthony's hospital after an illness of six weeks.
Mrs. Kinney was born October 19, 1865, in Iowa. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James Paton of Seattle and Mrs. Frank [sic] Scamen [sic] of Cashmere; three sons, Paul of wenatchee, and Lorraine and Roy of Cashmere; 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Tress Scholten, of Upland , California and Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Beloit, Kansas, and two brothers, Ora and Alpha Summers, of Beloit.
Rev. Waldo Pierson of the Methodist church will officiate at the services. Interment will be in the Cashmere cemetery."
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