Orofino Tribune - June 30, 1911
Obituary.
Charles Hollister, was born in Rock Rapids, in the State of Iowa, fifty nine years ago, where he was married. Quite a number of years ago he brought his family to this Northwest country, having spent his time in Washington and Idaho.
A few years ago he became a paralytic, which disease left him in feeble mind and body; and about a year ago he was brought to the North Idaho Sanitarium in Orofino, where he died about two weeks ago.
He was buried in the Orofino cemetery, June 22nd. He leaves a wife and six children.
(Note: He was born in Massachusetts, married in Iowa, where his wife was born.)∼From "3Mothers" research on Ancestry.com:
Obituary:
Ira Charles Hollister
Source: The Orofino Tribune 30 June 1911, Orofino, Clearwater County, Idaho, USA
Charles Hollister, was born in Rock Rapids*, in the State of Iowa, fifty nine years ago**, where he was married. Quite a number of years ago he brought his family to this Northwest country, having spent his time in Washington and Idaho.
A few years ago he became a paralytic, which disease left him in feeble mind and body; and about a year ago he was brought to the North Idaho Sanitarium in Orofino, where he died about two weeks ago.
He was buried in the Orofino cemetery, June 22nd. He leaves a wife and six children.
(*Note: He was born in Massachusetts, married in Iowa, where his wife was born_
(**Note: He also died at age 57, not 59).
In addition: The Riverside Cemetery was once known as The Orofino Cemetery. A photo request has been put in.
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UPDATE: Volunteers found no stone or recorded entry for Ira at Riverside Cemetery, but another member has listed Ira as being at Hill Cemetery in Orofino. Have put a request in for that and am waiting to see if indeed that is where he is buried instead. At that point I will decide how to handle this memorial page. If there is a correct location and double entry for Ira at Hill Cem I will look into findagrave procedure and policy on how to handle the merging of the memorial(s).
A volunteer who attempted to find him at Riverside Cem revealed that he may actually be buried at a small sanitarium cemetery in Orofino instead...so we'll see. That was where he received his care prior to death.
Obituary.
Charles Hollister, was born in Rock Rapids, in the State of Iowa, fifty nine years ago, where he was married. Quite a number of years ago he brought his family to this Northwest country, having spent his time in Washington and Idaho.
A few years ago he became a paralytic, which disease left him in feeble mind and body; and about a year ago he was brought to the North Idaho Sanitarium in Orofino, where he died about two weeks ago.
He was buried in the Orofino cemetery, June 22nd. He leaves a wife and six children.
(Note: He was born in Massachusetts, married in Iowa, where his wife was born.)∼From "3Mothers" research on Ancestry.com:
Obituary:
Ira Charles Hollister
Source: The Orofino Tribune 30 June 1911, Orofino, Clearwater County, Idaho, USA
Charles Hollister, was born in Rock Rapids*, in the State of Iowa, fifty nine years ago**, where he was married. Quite a number of years ago he brought his family to this Northwest country, having spent his time in Washington and Idaho.
A few years ago he became a paralytic, which disease left him in feeble mind and body; and about a year ago he was brought to the North Idaho Sanitarium in Orofino, where he died about two weeks ago.
He was buried in the Orofino cemetery, June 22nd. He leaves a wife and six children.
(*Note: He was born in Massachusetts, married in Iowa, where his wife was born_
(**Note: He also died at age 57, not 59).
In addition: The Riverside Cemetery was once known as The Orofino Cemetery. A photo request has been put in.
*********
UPDATE: Volunteers found no stone or recorded entry for Ira at Riverside Cemetery, but another member has listed Ira as being at Hill Cemetery in Orofino. Have put a request in for that and am waiting to see if indeed that is where he is buried instead. At that point I will decide how to handle this memorial page. If there is a correct location and double entry for Ira at Hill Cem I will look into findagrave procedure and policy on how to handle the merging of the memorial(s).
A volunteer who attempted to find him at Riverside Cem revealed that he may actually be buried at a small sanitarium cemetery in Orofino instead...so we'll see. That was where he received his care prior to death.
Orofino Tribune - June 30, 1911
Obituary.
Charles Hollister, was born in Rock Rapids, in the State of Iowa, fifty nine years ago, where he was married. Quite a number of years ago he brought his family to this Northwest country, having spent his time in Washington and Idaho.
A few years ago he became a paralytic, which disease left him in feeble mind and body; and about a year ago he was brought to the North Idaho Sanitarium in Orofino, where he died about two weeks ago.
He was buried in the Orofino cemetery, June 22nd. He leaves a wife and six children.
(Note: He was born in Massachusetts, married in Iowa, where his wife was born.)∼From "3Mothers" research on Ancestry.com:
Obituary:
Ira Charles Hollister
Source: The Orofino Tribune 30 June 1911, Orofino, Clearwater County, Idaho, USA
Charles Hollister, was born in Rock Rapids*, in the State of Iowa, fifty nine years ago**, where he was married. Quite a number of years ago he brought his family to this Northwest country, having spent his time in Washington and Idaho.
A few years ago he became a paralytic, which disease left him in feeble mind and body; and about a year ago he was brought to the North Idaho Sanitarium in Orofino, where he died about two weeks ago.
He was buried in the Orofino cemetery, June 22nd. He leaves a wife and six children.
(*Note: He was born in Massachusetts, married in Iowa, where his wife was born_
(**Note: He also died at age 57, not 59).
In addition: The Riverside Cemetery was once known as The Orofino Cemetery. A photo request has been put in.
*********
UPDATE: Volunteers found no stone or recorded entry for Ira at Riverside Cemetery, but another member has listed Ira as being at Hill Cemetery in Orofino. Have put a request in for that and am waiting to see if indeed that is where he is buried instead. At that point I will decide how to handle this memorial page. If there is a correct location and double entry for Ira at Hill Cem I will look into findagrave procedure and policy on how to handle the merging of the memorial(s).
A volunteer who attempted to find him at Riverside Cem revealed that he may actually be buried at a small sanitarium cemetery in Orofino instead...so we'll see. That was where he received his care prior to death.
Obituary.
Charles Hollister, was born in Rock Rapids, in the State of Iowa, fifty nine years ago, where he was married. Quite a number of years ago he brought his family to this Northwest country, having spent his time in Washington and Idaho.
A few years ago he became a paralytic, which disease left him in feeble mind and body; and about a year ago he was brought to the North Idaho Sanitarium in Orofino, where he died about two weeks ago.
He was buried in the Orofino cemetery, June 22nd. He leaves a wife and six children.
(Note: He was born in Massachusetts, married in Iowa, where his wife was born.)∼From "3Mothers" research on Ancestry.com:
Obituary:
Ira Charles Hollister
Source: The Orofino Tribune 30 June 1911, Orofino, Clearwater County, Idaho, USA
Charles Hollister, was born in Rock Rapids*, in the State of Iowa, fifty nine years ago**, where he was married. Quite a number of years ago he brought his family to this Northwest country, having spent his time in Washington and Idaho.
A few years ago he became a paralytic, which disease left him in feeble mind and body; and about a year ago he was brought to the North Idaho Sanitarium in Orofino, where he died about two weeks ago.
He was buried in the Orofino cemetery, June 22nd. He leaves a wife and six children.
(*Note: He was born in Massachusetts, married in Iowa, where his wife was born_
(**Note: He also died at age 57, not 59).
In addition: The Riverside Cemetery was once known as The Orofino Cemetery. A photo request has been put in.
*********
UPDATE: Volunteers found no stone or recorded entry for Ira at Riverside Cemetery, but another member has listed Ira as being at Hill Cemetery in Orofino. Have put a request in for that and am waiting to see if indeed that is where he is buried instead. At that point I will decide how to handle this memorial page. If there is a correct location and double entry for Ira at Hill Cem I will look into findagrave procedure and policy on how to handle the merging of the memorial(s).
A volunteer who attempted to find him at Riverside Cem revealed that he may actually be buried at a small sanitarium cemetery in Orofino instead...so we'll see. That was where he received his care prior to death.
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