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Margaret Adeline “Maggie” <I>Adair</I> Blodgett

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Margaret Adeline “Maggie” Adair Blodgett

Birth
Marshfield, Webster County, Missouri, USA
Death
25 Mar 1943 (aged 70–71)
Missoula, Missoula County, Montana, USA
Burial
Ravalli County, Montana, USA Add to Map
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RAVALLI REPUBLICAN, Apr 1 1943

March 1872 - March 25,1943 Pioneer Matron Dies in Missoula

Mrs. Margaret Blodgett died Thursday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Sheridan, Missoula. Margaret was born in Marshfield, Missouri in March 1872, Mr. and Mrs. Till Adair, and moved with her parents to the valley in 1886. Funeral services were held in the Masonic Temple and burial in the Blodgett Cemetery. Blodgett Canyon was named after the father of her husband, Newman Blodgett, who died in 1928.

Survivors in addition to the daughter in Missoula include two daughters, Mrs. Blanche Sheridan, Hamilton; Mrs. Ila Lovell, Missoula; sons, Lawrence McNeal, Hamilton; Clyde McNeal, Butte; Harley Blodgett, Hamilton; Bernard Blodgett, Great Falls; Ted, Allan and Lyman Blodgett, who are in defense work in California; Arthur Blodgett, San Francisco, California, and Max Blodgett, who is in the army: half sisters, Mrs. Walter St. Clair and Mrs. Edna Clark, Hamilton, who are visiting on the coast; brothers, Tom Adair, in eastern Montana, and Arthur Adair in Oregon.
RAVALLI REPUBLICAN, Apr 1 1943

March 1872 - March 25,1943 Pioneer Matron Dies in Missoula

Mrs. Margaret Blodgett died Thursday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Sheridan, Missoula. Margaret was born in Marshfield, Missouri in March 1872, Mr. and Mrs. Till Adair, and moved with her parents to the valley in 1886. Funeral services were held in the Masonic Temple and burial in the Blodgett Cemetery. Blodgett Canyon was named after the father of her husband, Newman Blodgett, who died in 1928.

Survivors in addition to the daughter in Missoula include two daughters, Mrs. Blanche Sheridan, Hamilton; Mrs. Ila Lovell, Missoula; sons, Lawrence McNeal, Hamilton; Clyde McNeal, Butte; Harley Blodgett, Hamilton; Bernard Blodgett, Great Falls; Ted, Allan and Lyman Blodgett, who are in defense work in California; Arthur Blodgett, San Francisco, California, and Max Blodgett, who is in the army: half sisters, Mrs. Walter St. Clair and Mrs. Edna Clark, Hamilton, who are visiting on the coast; brothers, Tom Adair, in eastern Montana, and Arthur Adair in Oregon.

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