Mrs Laura Bates (nee McDill) was born 1875 in Burlinton, Iowa, the daughter of Dr. David McDill a widely known Burlington physician and Mary A Worrell. She died Saturday, Feb 5, 1950 age 75 in Gooding, Idaho.
Her husband, Elmer Ellsworth Bates born May 22, 1860 in Madison, OH, died Feb 18, 1930 and was buried in the Middle Ridge Cemetery, Madison Township, Ohio.
Elmer was a Cleveland sports writer; an original member of the Baseball Writers Association of America; a Cleveland correspondent for the Sporting Life as early as 1897. He wrote "The Little Old Man" column in the Cleveland Press.
LAURA'S SIBLINGS:
* Dr Joseph Worrell McDill born 1872, died March 28, 1928; buried in Lake View Cemetery.
* David McDill born 1860, died 1901; buried in Monmouth Cem.
* Mrs. Mary Minnie McMichael born May 8, 1866 in Biggsville, IL, died Jan. 5, 1929 in Monmouth, IL; buried in Monmouth Cemetery with her husband, Thomas Hanna McMichael
* Mrs. Jennie Wadsworth born 1869 in Biggsville, IL, married Oct 3, 1893 Charles Dickson Wadsworth born in Polo, IL, of Des Moines, IA. He died Oct 1, 1939. Both were buried in Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, OH.
* Mrs. Mabel Charlesworth born 1879 in Burlington, IA of 3320 Beechwood Road, Cleveland Heights was the sole survivor of her family. Her husband Stanton Irving Charlesworth died July 26, 1964. Both were buried in Lake View Cemetery
Laura came to Cleveland, Ohio at the turn of the century and married Elmer E. Bates in 1907. She was identified with aid to the deaf in Cleveland For years.
She made her home in Idaho after Elmer died. For some years she was a teacher in the Idaho State School for the Deaf.
Laura's funeral and burial were Feb 7 1950 in Gooding, Idaho.
Sources: Plain Dealer, Reel #5; etc; Census Records; Cuyahoga Co. OH Marriage Records; etc.
Her husband, Elmer Ellsworth Bates born May 22, 1860 in Madison, OH, died Feb 18, 1930 and was buried in the Middle Ridge Cemetery, Madison Township, Ohio.
Elmer was a Cleveland sports writer; an original member of the Baseball Writers Association of America; a Cleveland correspondent for the Sporting Life as early as 1897. He wrote "The Little Old Man" column in the Cleveland Press.
LAURA'S SIBLINGS:
* Dr Joseph Worrell McDill born 1872, died March 28, 1928; buried in Lake View Cemetery.
* David McDill born 1860, died 1901; buried in Monmouth Cem.
* Mrs. Mary Minnie McMichael born May 8, 1866 in Biggsville, IL, died Jan. 5, 1929 in Monmouth, IL; buried in Monmouth Cemetery with her husband, Thomas Hanna McMichael
* Mrs. Jennie Wadsworth born 1869 in Biggsville, IL, married Oct 3, 1893 Charles Dickson Wadsworth born in Polo, IL, of Des Moines, IA. He died Oct 1, 1939. Both were buried in Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, OH.
* Mrs. Mabel Charlesworth born 1879 in Burlington, IA of 3320 Beechwood Road, Cleveland Heights was the sole survivor of her family. Her husband Stanton Irving Charlesworth died July 26, 1964. Both were buried in Lake View Cemetery
Laura came to Cleveland, Ohio at the turn of the century and married Elmer E. Bates in 1907. She was identified with aid to the deaf in Cleveland For years.
She made her home in Idaho after Elmer died. For some years she was a teacher in the Idaho State School for the Deaf.
Laura's funeral and burial were Feb 7 1950 in Gooding, Idaho.
Sources: Plain Dealer, Reel #5; etc; Census Records; Cuyahoga Co. OH Marriage Records; etc.
Mrs Laura Bates (nee McDill) was born 1875 in Burlinton, Iowa, the daughter of Dr. David McDill a widely known Burlington physician and Mary A Worrell. She died Saturday, Feb 5, 1950 age 75 in Gooding, Idaho.
Her husband, Elmer Ellsworth Bates born May 22, 1860 in Madison, OH, died Feb 18, 1930 and was buried in the Middle Ridge Cemetery, Madison Township, Ohio.
Elmer was a Cleveland sports writer; an original member of the Baseball Writers Association of America; a Cleveland correspondent for the Sporting Life as early as 1897. He wrote "The Little Old Man" column in the Cleveland Press.
LAURA'S SIBLINGS:
* Dr Joseph Worrell McDill born 1872, died March 28, 1928; buried in Lake View Cemetery.
* David McDill born 1860, died 1901; buried in Monmouth Cem.
* Mrs. Mary Minnie McMichael born May 8, 1866 in Biggsville, IL, died Jan. 5, 1929 in Monmouth, IL; buried in Monmouth Cemetery with her husband, Thomas Hanna McMichael
* Mrs. Jennie Wadsworth born 1869 in Biggsville, IL, married Oct 3, 1893 Charles Dickson Wadsworth born in Polo, IL, of Des Moines, IA. He died Oct 1, 1939. Both were buried in Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, OH.
* Mrs. Mabel Charlesworth born 1879 in Burlington, IA of 3320 Beechwood Road, Cleveland Heights was the sole survivor of her family. Her husband Stanton Irving Charlesworth died July 26, 1964. Both were buried in Lake View Cemetery
Laura came to Cleveland, Ohio at the turn of the century and married Elmer E. Bates in 1907. She was identified with aid to the deaf in Cleveland For years.
She made her home in Idaho after Elmer died. For some years she was a teacher in the Idaho State School for the Deaf.
Laura's funeral and burial were Feb 7 1950 in Gooding, Idaho.
Sources: Plain Dealer, Reel #5; etc; Census Records; Cuyahoga Co. OH Marriage Records; etc.
Her husband, Elmer Ellsworth Bates born May 22, 1860 in Madison, OH, died Feb 18, 1930 and was buried in the Middle Ridge Cemetery, Madison Township, Ohio.
Elmer was a Cleveland sports writer; an original member of the Baseball Writers Association of America; a Cleveland correspondent for the Sporting Life as early as 1897. He wrote "The Little Old Man" column in the Cleveland Press.
LAURA'S SIBLINGS:
* Dr Joseph Worrell McDill born 1872, died March 28, 1928; buried in Lake View Cemetery.
* David McDill born 1860, died 1901; buried in Monmouth Cem.
* Mrs. Mary Minnie McMichael born May 8, 1866 in Biggsville, IL, died Jan. 5, 1929 in Monmouth, IL; buried in Monmouth Cemetery with her husband, Thomas Hanna McMichael
* Mrs. Jennie Wadsworth born 1869 in Biggsville, IL, married Oct 3, 1893 Charles Dickson Wadsworth born in Polo, IL, of Des Moines, IA. He died Oct 1, 1939. Both were buried in Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, OH.
* Mrs. Mabel Charlesworth born 1879 in Burlington, IA of 3320 Beechwood Road, Cleveland Heights was the sole survivor of her family. Her husband Stanton Irving Charlesworth died July 26, 1964. Both were buried in Lake View Cemetery
Laura came to Cleveland, Ohio at the turn of the century and married Elmer E. Bates in 1907. She was identified with aid to the deaf in Cleveland For years.
She made her home in Idaho after Elmer died. For some years she was a teacher in the Idaho State School for the Deaf.
Laura's funeral and burial were Feb 7 1950 in Gooding, Idaho.
Sources: Plain Dealer, Reel #5; etc; Census Records; Cuyahoga Co. OH Marriage Records; etc.
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