Mrs. Shoudy was the daughter of Jonathan B. James and Sophia George Bunker, both descended from prominent New Hampshire families.
Sophia was the wife of George A. Shoudy, a well-known Rockford Soap manufacturer. Mrs, Shoudy was very active in civil affairs. The activity she was most proud of was being a charter member of the Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Shoudy took a great interest in genealogy and was very proud of her family, especially her grandchildren,
Sophia was the wife of George A. Shoudy, a well-known Rockford Soap manufacturer. Mrs, Shoudy was very active in civil affairs. The activity she was most proud of was being a charter member of the Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Shoudy took a great interest in genealogy and was very proud of her family, especially her grandchildren,
Mrs. Shoudy was the daughter of Jonathan B. James and Sophia George Bunker, both descended from prominent New Hampshire families.
Sophia was the wife of George A. Shoudy, a well-known Rockford Soap manufacturer. Mrs, Shoudy was very active in civil affairs. The activity she was most proud of was being a charter member of the Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Shoudy took a great interest in genealogy and was very proud of her family, especially her grandchildren,
Sophia was the wife of George A. Shoudy, a well-known Rockford Soap manufacturer. Mrs, Shoudy was very active in civil affairs. The activity she was most proud of was being a charter member of the Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Shoudy took a great interest in genealogy and was very proud of her family, especially her grandchildren,
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