MRS. NETTIE REID INGRAHAM
Mary Jeanette (Nettie) Ingraham was born July 2nd 1879, in Jackson Township, Adams County, near Brooks, Wisconsin, the eleventh child of Hugh and Ellen Sutcliffe Reid and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Frisch, at Madison, where she had been tenderly cared for by her husband, son-in-law, and daughter since she returned from the hospital two weeks prior to her death which came suddenly at 8:50 a.m. on March 31st (1945) at the age of 65 years, 8 months, and 29 days. She was married to A. Forest Ingraham on December 25, 1901, at her parents’ home in Oxford. She had lived in the vicinity of Brooks and Oxford all her life until she moved to their winter home near Madison of this year. They had planned to return to their farm home for the summer as soon as her health permitted. She was a loyal and faithful member, trustee, and officer of the Brooks Congregational Church during the years it was an active church. She capably assisted in all community affairs and gave generously and unselfishly of her meager strength to any and all in times of need, sorrow, and illness. She leaves to mourn her departure her devoted husband, two sons, Forest Ray, Seattle, Washington, Wendell Reid, Oxford, her daughter, Vyria Jeannette Frisch, Madison; one grandson William Ray, Seattle, Washington; three granddaughters, Barbara Iris, Connie May and Mary Jane, Oxford; one sister, Mary Jones, Vera Dale, Washington; six brothers, Will, Mason City, Iowa; John, West Bend, Iowa; Jesse, Anoka, Minnesota; Herbert, Silverton, Oregon, formerly of Easton and Friendship, Wisconsin; Earl Oxford; and Ray, Sauk Rapids, Minnesota. She was preceded in death by her parents, Two brothers, John William, and Fred Hugh, and two sisters, Alice May, and Lulu Ellen Reid Tuttle, Madison, who passed away March 1st, 1939. Pallbearers were two nephews, Selwyn Tuttle, Madison, and Harold Reid, Oxford, and her cousins Ernest and Leon Reid, Oxford, and Verne and Merle Hume, Moundville. Assisting bearers at Madison were Selywn Tuttle, Robert Dunn, T. C. Peterson, and Lewis Rowell. Services were held at the Frisch residence at 9:45 conducted by Dr. George M. Hunt, Pastor Emeritus of Christ Presbyterian Church with a hymn “Lend Kindly Light” by Charlotte Newton. Services at Oxford Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. were conducted by Rev. Nelson of the Westfield and Oxford Presbyterian Churches, and hymns, “Rock of Ages”, and “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere” were sung by Mrs. Laura Riley and Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, accompanied by Miss Helen Anderson. Dyrud Funeral Home in Madison and Robert Roseberry of Friendship were in charge of funeral arrangements. Those from away who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid and Mrs. Virgil Reid, Mason City, Iowa; Mr. T. L. Tuttle, and Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Tuttle, Madison; and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiener, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Will Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutcliffe, Moundville, Mrs. Ruby Peterson, and Mrs. Evelyn Kowalski, Wisconsin Rapids, Mrs. Claire Bennett, Mrs. Raymond Hopwood, and Mrs. Carrie Gorseline of Moundville, Mrs. Helen Anderson, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Mary Jeanette (Nettie) Ingraham was born July 2nd 1879, in Jackson Township, Adams County, near Brooks, Wisconsin, the eleventh child of Hugh and Ellen Sutcliffe Reid and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Frisch, at Madison, where she had been tenderly cared for by her husband, son-in-law, and daughter since she returned from the hospital two weeks prior to her death which came suddenly at 8:50 a.m. on March 31st (1945) at the age of 65 years, 8 months, and 29 days. She was married to A. Forest Ingraham on December 25, 1901, at her parents’ home in Oxford. She had lived in the vicinity of Brooks and Oxford all her life until she moved to their winter home near Madison of this year. They had planned to return to their farm home for the summer as soon as her health permitted. She was a loyal and faithful member, trustee, and officer of the Brooks Congregational Church during the years it was an active church. She capably assisted in all community affairs and gave generously and unselfishly of her meager strength to any and all in times of need, sorrow, and illness. She leaves to mourn her departure her devoted husband, two sons, Forest Ray, Seattle, Washington, Wendell Reid, Oxford, her daughter, Vyria Jeannette Frisch, Madison; one grandson William Ray, Seattle, Washington; three granddaughters, Barbara Iris, Connie May and Mary Jane, Oxford; one sister, Mary Jones, Vera Dale, Washington; six brothers, Will, Mason City, Iowa; John, West Bend, Iowa; Jesse, Anoka, Minnesota; Herbert, Silverton, Oregon, formerly of Easton and Friendship, Wisconsin; Earl Oxford; and Ray, Sauk Rapids, Minnesota. She was preceded in death by her parents, Two brothers, John William, and Fred Hugh, and two sisters, Alice May, and Lulu Ellen Reid Tuttle, Madison, who passed away March 1st, 1939. Pallbearers were two nephews, Selwyn Tuttle, Madison, and Harold Reid, Oxford, and her cousins Ernest and Leon Reid, Oxford, and Verne and Merle Hume, Moundville. Assisting bearers at Madison were Selywn Tuttle, Robert Dunn, T. C. Peterson, and Lewis Rowell. Services were held at the Frisch residence at 9:45 conducted by Dr. George M. Hunt, Pastor Emeritus of Christ Presbyterian Church with a hymn “Lend Kindly Light” by Charlotte Newton. Services at Oxford Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. were conducted by Rev. Nelson of the Westfield and Oxford Presbyterian Churches, and hymns, “Rock of Ages”, and “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere” were sung by Mrs. Laura Riley and Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, accompanied by Miss Helen Anderson. Dyrud Funeral Home in Madison and Robert Roseberry of Friendship were in charge of funeral arrangements. Those from away who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid and Mrs. Virgil Reid, Mason City, Iowa; Mr. T. L. Tuttle, and Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Tuttle, Madison; and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiener, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Will Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutcliffe, Moundville, Mrs. Ruby Peterson, and Mrs. Evelyn Kowalski, Wisconsin Rapids, Mrs. Claire Bennett, Mrs. Raymond Hopwood, and Mrs. Carrie Gorseline of Moundville, Mrs. Helen Anderson, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
MRS. NETTIE REID INGRAHAM
Mary Jeanette (Nettie) Ingraham was born July 2nd 1879, in Jackson Township, Adams County, near Brooks, Wisconsin, the eleventh child of Hugh and Ellen Sutcliffe Reid and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Frisch, at Madison, where she had been tenderly cared for by her husband, son-in-law, and daughter since she returned from the hospital two weeks prior to her death which came suddenly at 8:50 a.m. on March 31st (1945) at the age of 65 years, 8 months, and 29 days. She was married to A. Forest Ingraham on December 25, 1901, at her parents’ home in Oxford. She had lived in the vicinity of Brooks and Oxford all her life until she moved to their winter home near Madison of this year. They had planned to return to their farm home for the summer as soon as her health permitted. She was a loyal and faithful member, trustee, and officer of the Brooks Congregational Church during the years it was an active church. She capably assisted in all community affairs and gave generously and unselfishly of her meager strength to any and all in times of need, sorrow, and illness. She leaves to mourn her departure her devoted husband, two sons, Forest Ray, Seattle, Washington, Wendell Reid, Oxford, her daughter, Vyria Jeannette Frisch, Madison; one grandson William Ray, Seattle, Washington; three granddaughters, Barbara Iris, Connie May and Mary Jane, Oxford; one sister, Mary Jones, Vera Dale, Washington; six brothers, Will, Mason City, Iowa; John, West Bend, Iowa; Jesse, Anoka, Minnesota; Herbert, Silverton, Oregon, formerly of Easton and Friendship, Wisconsin; Earl Oxford; and Ray, Sauk Rapids, Minnesota. She was preceded in death by her parents, Two brothers, John William, and Fred Hugh, and two sisters, Alice May, and Lulu Ellen Reid Tuttle, Madison, who passed away March 1st, 1939. Pallbearers were two nephews, Selwyn Tuttle, Madison, and Harold Reid, Oxford, and her cousins Ernest and Leon Reid, Oxford, and Verne and Merle Hume, Moundville. Assisting bearers at Madison were Selywn Tuttle, Robert Dunn, T. C. Peterson, and Lewis Rowell. Services were held at the Frisch residence at 9:45 conducted by Dr. George M. Hunt, Pastor Emeritus of Christ Presbyterian Church with a hymn “Lend Kindly Light” by Charlotte Newton. Services at Oxford Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. were conducted by Rev. Nelson of the Westfield and Oxford Presbyterian Churches, and hymns, “Rock of Ages”, and “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere” were sung by Mrs. Laura Riley and Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, accompanied by Miss Helen Anderson. Dyrud Funeral Home in Madison and Robert Roseberry of Friendship were in charge of funeral arrangements. Those from away who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid and Mrs. Virgil Reid, Mason City, Iowa; Mr. T. L. Tuttle, and Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Tuttle, Madison; and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiener, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Will Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutcliffe, Moundville, Mrs. Ruby Peterson, and Mrs. Evelyn Kowalski, Wisconsin Rapids, Mrs. Claire Bennett, Mrs. Raymond Hopwood, and Mrs. Carrie Gorseline of Moundville, Mrs. Helen Anderson, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Mary Jeanette (Nettie) Ingraham was born July 2nd 1879, in Jackson Township, Adams County, near Brooks, Wisconsin, the eleventh child of Hugh and Ellen Sutcliffe Reid and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Frisch, at Madison, where she had been tenderly cared for by her husband, son-in-law, and daughter since she returned from the hospital two weeks prior to her death which came suddenly at 8:50 a.m. on March 31st (1945) at the age of 65 years, 8 months, and 29 days. She was married to A. Forest Ingraham on December 25, 1901, at her parents’ home in Oxford. She had lived in the vicinity of Brooks and Oxford all her life until she moved to their winter home near Madison of this year. They had planned to return to their farm home for the summer as soon as her health permitted. She was a loyal and faithful member, trustee, and officer of the Brooks Congregational Church during the years it was an active church. She capably assisted in all community affairs and gave generously and unselfishly of her meager strength to any and all in times of need, sorrow, and illness. She leaves to mourn her departure her devoted husband, two sons, Forest Ray, Seattle, Washington, Wendell Reid, Oxford, her daughter, Vyria Jeannette Frisch, Madison; one grandson William Ray, Seattle, Washington; three granddaughters, Barbara Iris, Connie May and Mary Jane, Oxford; one sister, Mary Jones, Vera Dale, Washington; six brothers, Will, Mason City, Iowa; John, West Bend, Iowa; Jesse, Anoka, Minnesota; Herbert, Silverton, Oregon, formerly of Easton and Friendship, Wisconsin; Earl Oxford; and Ray, Sauk Rapids, Minnesota. She was preceded in death by her parents, Two brothers, John William, and Fred Hugh, and two sisters, Alice May, and Lulu Ellen Reid Tuttle, Madison, who passed away March 1st, 1939. Pallbearers were two nephews, Selwyn Tuttle, Madison, and Harold Reid, Oxford, and her cousins Ernest and Leon Reid, Oxford, and Verne and Merle Hume, Moundville. Assisting bearers at Madison were Selywn Tuttle, Robert Dunn, T. C. Peterson, and Lewis Rowell. Services were held at the Frisch residence at 9:45 conducted by Dr. George M. Hunt, Pastor Emeritus of Christ Presbyterian Church with a hymn “Lend Kindly Light” by Charlotte Newton. Services at Oxford Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. were conducted by Rev. Nelson of the Westfield and Oxford Presbyterian Churches, and hymns, “Rock of Ages”, and “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere” were sung by Mrs. Laura Riley and Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, accompanied by Miss Helen Anderson. Dyrud Funeral Home in Madison and Robert Roseberry of Friendship were in charge of funeral arrangements. Those from away who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid and Mrs. Virgil Reid, Mason City, Iowa; Mr. T. L. Tuttle, and Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Tuttle, Madison; and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiener, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Will Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutcliffe, Moundville, Mrs. Ruby Peterson, and Mrs. Evelyn Kowalski, Wisconsin Rapids, Mrs. Claire Bennett, Mrs. Raymond Hopwood, and Mrs. Carrie Gorseline of Moundville, Mrs. Helen Anderson, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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