Born October 16, 1886 at Smithland, Iowa. Died February 16, 1916 at Castana,
Iowa. Edith Bell Smothers Hensel was the daughter of Henry Smothers and Mary
Etta Porter Smothers.
Edith married Philip Kearney Hensel and had two children, Russel Clay, and
William Warren Hensel.
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Married Philip Kearney Hensel, October 17th 1907, in Chicago,Ill. Had 2 children of this union; Russel Born: 1908 in Mapleton, Ia. and William Warren Born:1909
in Mapleton, Ia. Edith and P.K. lived in Center Twp. Edith Bell passed away February 16th 1911, while visiting,with 2 young boys at the home of her sister
Mrs.Jennie Cripe of Ida Grove, Ia. Mrs.Hensel was just 25yrs. old. died instantly of Congestive Heart Failure. She was buried beside her parents on February 18th 1911, with a stone that P.K. purchased. P.K and the children moved to Pennsylvania,in early 1912, where he remained as did the children, until Mr. Hensel and his children's deaths many many years later.
Courtesy - John Hagy (#49229402) 5/7/2017
Death February 16th 1911
Contributor: John Hagy (49229402) •
Iowa. Edith Bell Smothers Hensel was the daughter of Henry Smothers and Mary
Etta Porter Smothers.
Edith married Philip Kearney Hensel and had two children, Russel Clay, and
William Warren Hensel.
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Married Philip Kearney Hensel, October 17th 1907, in Chicago,Ill. Had 2 children of this union; Russel Born: 1908 in Mapleton, Ia. and William Warren Born:1909
in Mapleton, Ia. Edith and P.K. lived in Center Twp. Edith Bell passed away February 16th 1911, while visiting,with 2 young boys at the home of her sister
Mrs.Jennie Cripe of Ida Grove, Ia. Mrs.Hensel was just 25yrs. old. died instantly of Congestive Heart Failure. She was buried beside her parents on February 18th 1911, with a stone that P.K. purchased. P.K and the children moved to Pennsylvania,in early 1912, where he remained as did the children, until Mr. Hensel and his children's deaths many many years later.
Courtesy - John Hagy (#49229402) 5/7/2017
Death February 16th 1911
Contributor: John Hagy (49229402) •
Born October 16, 1886 at Smithland, Iowa. Died February 16, 1916 at Castana,
Iowa. Edith Bell Smothers Hensel was the daughter of Henry Smothers and Mary
Etta Porter Smothers.
Edith married Philip Kearney Hensel and had two children, Russel Clay, and
William Warren Hensel.
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Married Philip Kearney Hensel, October 17th 1907, in Chicago,Ill. Had 2 children of this union; Russel Born: 1908 in Mapleton, Ia. and William Warren Born:1909
in Mapleton, Ia. Edith and P.K. lived in Center Twp. Edith Bell passed away February 16th 1911, while visiting,with 2 young boys at the home of her sister
Mrs.Jennie Cripe of Ida Grove, Ia. Mrs.Hensel was just 25yrs. old. died instantly of Congestive Heart Failure. She was buried beside her parents on February 18th 1911, with a stone that P.K. purchased. P.K and the children moved to Pennsylvania,in early 1912, where he remained as did the children, until Mr. Hensel and his children's deaths many many years later.
Courtesy - John Hagy (#49229402) 5/7/2017
Death February 16th 1911
Contributor: John Hagy (49229402) •
Iowa. Edith Bell Smothers Hensel was the daughter of Henry Smothers and Mary
Etta Porter Smothers.
Edith married Philip Kearney Hensel and had two children, Russel Clay, and
William Warren Hensel.
****
Married Philip Kearney Hensel, October 17th 1907, in Chicago,Ill. Had 2 children of this union; Russel Born: 1908 in Mapleton, Ia. and William Warren Born:1909
in Mapleton, Ia. Edith and P.K. lived in Center Twp. Edith Bell passed away February 16th 1911, while visiting,with 2 young boys at the home of her sister
Mrs.Jennie Cripe of Ida Grove, Ia. Mrs.Hensel was just 25yrs. old. died instantly of Congestive Heart Failure. She was buried beside her parents on February 18th 1911, with a stone that P.K. purchased. P.K and the children moved to Pennsylvania,in early 1912, where he remained as did the children, until Mr. Hensel and his children's deaths many many years later.
Courtesy - John Hagy (#49229402) 5/7/2017
Death February 16th 1911
Contributor: John Hagy (49229402) •
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