Mrs. Adeline Whitcher
Mrs. Adeline A. Whitcher, 75 years of age, passed away early today at her home at 11006 Hesby street, North Hollywood. She was a native of Iowa, but came to California with her husband 56 years ago, in a covered wagon. Most of those years were spent in the San Fernando valley, although when they first arrived, there were but few settlements.
Mr. Whitcher was an early stage coach driver, and his family frequently moved. They had been living at their present address for the past two and a half years. Besides her husband, S.E. Whitcher, the deceased leaves five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldridge of Los Angeles; Mrs. Amelia Newman of Colorado; Mrs. Flora Pugh of Soledad; Mrs. Edna Klindt of Iowa; Mrs. Florence Bancroft of North Hollywood; and three sons, W.C., of Iowa, John L. and R.H. of Los Angeles.
Funeral arrangements are being made by A.C. Fillbach. (Burbank Daily Evening Review, Burbank, CA, June 10, 1932)
Mrs. Whitcher, Pioneer, Passes
Burbank, June 10. – Mrs. Adeline Whitcher, 75 years of age, who came to California 56 years ago in a covered wagon, died early today at her home at 11006 Hesby street, North Hollywood. Her husband, who survives her, was an early stagecoach driver.
Mrs. Whitcher also leaves five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldridge of Los Angeles, Mrs. Amelia Newman of Colorado, Mrs. Flora Pugh of Soledad, Mrs. Edna Klindt of Iowa, Mrs. Florence Bancroft of North Hollywood; and three sons, W.C. of Iowa and John L. and R.H. of Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements are being made by the Burbank Undertaking Company. (The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, CA, June 11, 1932)
Former Gonzales Pioneer Woman Dies in Hollywood
News of the death of Mrs. Alice Adeline Whitcher, which occurred last Friday morning in north Hollywood, was received by friends today. Mrs. Whitcher was the wife of Captain S. E. Whitcher, Civil war veteran and former resident of Gonzales and Soledad, as well as a sister of the late Mrs. Nancy Olliah Whitcher, of Gonzales, who died in a Salinas hospital last Wednesday. The funeral of Mrs. Whitcher will be held in Gonzales Thursday, it was announced, following services in the Gonzales Community church. (The Californian, Salinas, CA, June 13, 1932)
Second Member of Whitcher Family Called by Death
Two members of the Whitcher family of this district have died within a week. Mrs. Olliah Whitcher passed away in Salinas last week and this week word came from Hollywood that Mrs. Alice Adeline Whitcher, a sister, died Friday morning [June 10, 1932]. Her remains were brought to Gonzales for interment. (Salinas Morning Post, Salinas, CA, June 17, 1932)
Mrs. Adeline A. Whitcher, 75 years of age, passed away early today at her home at 11006 Hesby street, North Hollywood. She was a native of Iowa, but came to California with her husband 56 years ago, in a covered wagon. Most of those years were spent in the San Fernando valley, although when they first arrived, there were but few settlements.
Mr. Whitcher was an early stage coach driver, and his family frequently moved. They had been living at their present address for the past two and a half years. Besides her husband, S.E. Whitcher, the deceased leaves five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldridge of Los Angeles; Mrs. Amelia Newman of Colorado; Mrs. Flora Pugh of Soledad; Mrs. Edna Klindt of Iowa; Mrs. Florence Bancroft of North Hollywood; and three sons, W.C., of Iowa, John L. and R.H. of Los Angeles.
Funeral arrangements are being made by A.C. Fillbach. (Burbank Daily Evening Review, Burbank, CA, June 10, 1932)
Mrs. Whitcher, Pioneer, Passes
Burbank, June 10. – Mrs. Adeline Whitcher, 75 years of age, who came to California 56 years ago in a covered wagon, died early today at her home at 11006 Hesby street, North Hollywood. Her husband, who survives her, was an early stagecoach driver.
Mrs. Whitcher also leaves five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldridge of Los Angeles, Mrs. Amelia Newman of Colorado, Mrs. Flora Pugh of Soledad, Mrs. Edna Klindt of Iowa, Mrs. Florence Bancroft of North Hollywood; and three sons, W.C. of Iowa and John L. and R.H. of Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements are being made by the Burbank Undertaking Company. (The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, CA, June 11, 1932)
Former Gonzales Pioneer Woman Dies in Hollywood
News of the death of Mrs. Alice Adeline Whitcher, which occurred last Friday morning in north Hollywood, was received by friends today. Mrs. Whitcher was the wife of Captain S. E. Whitcher, Civil war veteran and former resident of Gonzales and Soledad, as well as a sister of the late Mrs. Nancy Olliah Whitcher, of Gonzales, who died in a Salinas hospital last Wednesday. The funeral of Mrs. Whitcher will be held in Gonzales Thursday, it was announced, following services in the Gonzales Community church. (The Californian, Salinas, CA, June 13, 1932)
Second Member of Whitcher Family Called by Death
Two members of the Whitcher family of this district have died within a week. Mrs. Olliah Whitcher passed away in Salinas last week and this week word came from Hollywood that Mrs. Alice Adeline Whitcher, a sister, died Friday morning [June 10, 1932]. Her remains were brought to Gonzales for interment. (Salinas Morning Post, Salinas, CA, June 17, 1932)
Mrs. Adeline Whitcher
Mrs. Adeline A. Whitcher, 75 years of age, passed away early today at her home at 11006 Hesby street, North Hollywood. She was a native of Iowa, but came to California with her husband 56 years ago, in a covered wagon. Most of those years were spent in the San Fernando valley, although when they first arrived, there were but few settlements.
Mr. Whitcher was an early stage coach driver, and his family frequently moved. They had been living at their present address for the past two and a half years. Besides her husband, S.E. Whitcher, the deceased leaves five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldridge of Los Angeles; Mrs. Amelia Newman of Colorado; Mrs. Flora Pugh of Soledad; Mrs. Edna Klindt of Iowa; Mrs. Florence Bancroft of North Hollywood; and three sons, W.C., of Iowa, John L. and R.H. of Los Angeles.
Funeral arrangements are being made by A.C. Fillbach. (Burbank Daily Evening Review, Burbank, CA, June 10, 1932)
Mrs. Whitcher, Pioneer, Passes
Burbank, June 10. – Mrs. Adeline Whitcher, 75 years of age, who came to California 56 years ago in a covered wagon, died early today at her home at 11006 Hesby street, North Hollywood. Her husband, who survives her, was an early stagecoach driver.
Mrs. Whitcher also leaves five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldridge of Los Angeles, Mrs. Amelia Newman of Colorado, Mrs. Flora Pugh of Soledad, Mrs. Edna Klindt of Iowa, Mrs. Florence Bancroft of North Hollywood; and three sons, W.C. of Iowa and John L. and R.H. of Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements are being made by the Burbank Undertaking Company. (The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, CA, June 11, 1932)
Former Gonzales Pioneer Woman Dies in Hollywood
News of the death of Mrs. Alice Adeline Whitcher, which occurred last Friday morning in north Hollywood, was received by friends today. Mrs. Whitcher was the wife of Captain S. E. Whitcher, Civil war veteran and former resident of Gonzales and Soledad, as well as a sister of the late Mrs. Nancy Olliah Whitcher, of Gonzales, who died in a Salinas hospital last Wednesday. The funeral of Mrs. Whitcher will be held in Gonzales Thursday, it was announced, following services in the Gonzales Community church. (The Californian, Salinas, CA, June 13, 1932)
Second Member of Whitcher Family Called by Death
Two members of the Whitcher family of this district have died within a week. Mrs. Olliah Whitcher passed away in Salinas last week and this week word came from Hollywood that Mrs. Alice Adeline Whitcher, a sister, died Friday morning [June 10, 1932]. Her remains were brought to Gonzales for interment. (Salinas Morning Post, Salinas, CA, June 17, 1932)
Mrs. Adeline A. Whitcher, 75 years of age, passed away early today at her home at 11006 Hesby street, North Hollywood. She was a native of Iowa, but came to California with her husband 56 years ago, in a covered wagon. Most of those years were spent in the San Fernando valley, although when they first arrived, there were but few settlements.
Mr. Whitcher was an early stage coach driver, and his family frequently moved. They had been living at their present address for the past two and a half years. Besides her husband, S.E. Whitcher, the deceased leaves five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldridge of Los Angeles; Mrs. Amelia Newman of Colorado; Mrs. Flora Pugh of Soledad; Mrs. Edna Klindt of Iowa; Mrs. Florence Bancroft of North Hollywood; and three sons, W.C., of Iowa, John L. and R.H. of Los Angeles.
Funeral arrangements are being made by A.C. Fillbach. (Burbank Daily Evening Review, Burbank, CA, June 10, 1932)
Mrs. Whitcher, Pioneer, Passes
Burbank, June 10. – Mrs. Adeline Whitcher, 75 years of age, who came to California 56 years ago in a covered wagon, died early today at her home at 11006 Hesby street, North Hollywood. Her husband, who survives her, was an early stagecoach driver.
Mrs. Whitcher also leaves five daughters, Mrs. Emma Baldridge of Los Angeles, Mrs. Amelia Newman of Colorado, Mrs. Flora Pugh of Soledad, Mrs. Edna Klindt of Iowa, Mrs. Florence Bancroft of North Hollywood; and three sons, W.C. of Iowa and John L. and R.H. of Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements are being made by the Burbank Undertaking Company. (The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, CA, June 11, 1932)
Former Gonzales Pioneer Woman Dies in Hollywood
News of the death of Mrs. Alice Adeline Whitcher, which occurred last Friday morning in north Hollywood, was received by friends today. Mrs. Whitcher was the wife of Captain S. E. Whitcher, Civil war veteran and former resident of Gonzales and Soledad, as well as a sister of the late Mrs. Nancy Olliah Whitcher, of Gonzales, who died in a Salinas hospital last Wednesday. The funeral of Mrs. Whitcher will be held in Gonzales Thursday, it was announced, following services in the Gonzales Community church. (The Californian, Salinas, CA, June 13, 1932)
Second Member of Whitcher Family Called by Death
Two members of the Whitcher family of this district have died within a week. Mrs. Olliah Whitcher passed away in Salinas last week and this week word came from Hollywood that Mrs. Alice Adeline Whitcher, a sister, died Friday morning [June 10, 1932]. Her remains were brought to Gonzales for interment. (Salinas Morning Post, Salinas, CA, June 17, 1932)
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Emma Whitcher Baldridge
1872–1933
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Mae Amelia Whitcher Firebaugh Thrasher Newman
1875–1955
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Flora Nancy Whitcher Pugh
1877–1949
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William Chauncey "Bill" Whitcher
1882–1979
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Grace Ann Whitcher Haack
1884–1909
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Sgt John Logan Whitcher
1885–1939
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Reuben Harrison "Mike" Whitcher
1888–1979
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Florence Olly Whitcher Goit Babcock
1892–1953
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