Mrs. Ida Harp was born November 11, 1875 and died Sept. 1, 1911. Her age at the time of her death was 35 years, 10 months, twenty days. The fuenral services were held Monday at 1:30 at the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Beauchamp officiating. The ceremony at the house and at the grave was under the direction of the Royal Neighbors of Earl Park, Ind. The remains were laid away in the St. Anne cemetery at the side of those of her husband who died in 1900.
Ida LaRoche was born at Remington, Ind. and came with her parents to St. Anne the next year and here the family has lived since. She received her education in the schools of this place, graduating from the high school in the class of 1891. The next year she taught the Allain school east of town. She was reenaged for a second and third term.
In 1899 she was united in marriage to William Harp. To this union was born a daugther who lived to brighten the home for the short period of two months. In May 1900, death again visited the home this time removing the father and husband. Since the death of her husband Mrs. Harp has acted as saleslady in several of the local stores and in two of the stores in Earl Park, Ind. When taken sick about two months ago she was employed in the Cohen store in the Indiana town.
In 1907 Mrs. Harp was admitted as a member of Royal Neighbors, Lily of the Valley camp No. 191 St. Anne but later transferred her membership to the Earl Park camp. In the lodge she carried a policy for $1000, her mother being the beneficiary.
Besides her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaRoche, the deceased leaves to mourn her departure two brothers and six sisters, namely, John of Chicago Heights, Joseph of St. Anne. Mrs. Charles Mayeau of Papineau, Mrs. Joseph Emmond of Wolcott, Ind, Mrs. Peter Adams, Mrs. Thomas Soucie and Miss Emma of St. Anne, and Mrs. Joseph Schroder of Martinton.
Obituary from St. Anne Record 8 September 1911.
Ida LaRoche was born at Remington, Ind. and came with her parents to St. Anne the next year and here the family has lived since. She received her education in the schools of this place, graduating from the high school in the class of 1891. The next year she taught the Allain school east of town. She was reenaged for a second and third term.
In 1899 she was united in marriage to William Harp. To this union was born a daugther who lived to brighten the home for the short period of two months. In May 1900, death again visited the home this time removing the father and husband. Since the death of her husband Mrs. Harp has acted as saleslady in several of the local stores and in two of the stores in Earl Park, Ind. When taken sick about two months ago she was employed in the Cohen store in the Indiana town.
In 1907 Mrs. Harp was admitted as a member of Royal Neighbors, Lily of the Valley camp No. 191 St. Anne but later transferred her membership to the Earl Park camp. In the lodge she carried a policy for $1000, her mother being the beneficiary.
Besides her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaRoche, the deceased leaves to mourn her departure two brothers and six sisters, namely, John of Chicago Heights, Joseph of St. Anne. Mrs. Charles Mayeau of Papineau, Mrs. Joseph Emmond of Wolcott, Ind, Mrs. Peter Adams, Mrs. Thomas Soucie and Miss Emma of St. Anne, and Mrs. Joseph Schroder of Martinton.
Obituary from St. Anne Record 8 September 1911.
Mrs. Ida Harp was born November 11, 1875 and died Sept. 1, 1911. Her age at the time of her death was 35 years, 10 months, twenty days. The fuenral services were held Monday at 1:30 at the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Beauchamp officiating. The ceremony at the house and at the grave was under the direction of the Royal Neighbors of Earl Park, Ind. The remains were laid away in the St. Anne cemetery at the side of those of her husband who died in 1900.
Ida LaRoche was born at Remington, Ind. and came with her parents to St. Anne the next year and here the family has lived since. She received her education in the schools of this place, graduating from the high school in the class of 1891. The next year she taught the Allain school east of town. She was reenaged for a second and third term.
In 1899 she was united in marriage to William Harp. To this union was born a daugther who lived to brighten the home for the short period of two months. In May 1900, death again visited the home this time removing the father and husband. Since the death of her husband Mrs. Harp has acted as saleslady in several of the local stores and in two of the stores in Earl Park, Ind. When taken sick about two months ago she was employed in the Cohen store in the Indiana town.
In 1907 Mrs. Harp was admitted as a member of Royal Neighbors, Lily of the Valley camp No. 191 St. Anne but later transferred her membership to the Earl Park camp. In the lodge she carried a policy for $1000, her mother being the beneficiary.
Besides her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaRoche, the deceased leaves to mourn her departure two brothers and six sisters, namely, John of Chicago Heights, Joseph of St. Anne. Mrs. Charles Mayeau of Papineau, Mrs. Joseph Emmond of Wolcott, Ind, Mrs. Peter Adams, Mrs. Thomas Soucie and Miss Emma of St. Anne, and Mrs. Joseph Schroder of Martinton.
Obituary from St. Anne Record 8 September 1911.
Ida LaRoche was born at Remington, Ind. and came with her parents to St. Anne the next year and here the family has lived since. She received her education in the schools of this place, graduating from the high school in the class of 1891. The next year she taught the Allain school east of town. She was reenaged for a second and third term.
In 1899 she was united in marriage to William Harp. To this union was born a daugther who lived to brighten the home for the short period of two months. In May 1900, death again visited the home this time removing the father and husband. Since the death of her husband Mrs. Harp has acted as saleslady in several of the local stores and in two of the stores in Earl Park, Ind. When taken sick about two months ago she was employed in the Cohen store in the Indiana town.
In 1907 Mrs. Harp was admitted as a member of Royal Neighbors, Lily of the Valley camp No. 191 St. Anne but later transferred her membership to the Earl Park camp. In the lodge she carried a policy for $1000, her mother being the beneficiary.
Besides her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaRoche, the deceased leaves to mourn her departure two brothers and six sisters, namely, John of Chicago Heights, Joseph of St. Anne. Mrs. Charles Mayeau of Papineau, Mrs. Joseph Emmond of Wolcott, Ind, Mrs. Peter Adams, Mrs. Thomas Soucie and Miss Emma of St. Anne, and Mrs. Joseph Schroder of Martinton.
Obituary from St. Anne Record 8 September 1911.
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