Gladys Allison Deglman was born in Excelsior, WI, to Elmer and Grace Dobbs Allison, on January 16, 1907. She came with her parents to live in Greenbush as a child. On February 2, 1926, she was married to Ivan Deglman of Greenbush. Two children, Richard, who died in infancy, Robert, 8, who survives his mother.
Besider her husband and son, Mrs. Deglman is survived by
her parents; one brother, Emery Allison, of Oak Park; and two sisters Dorothy Allison and Mrs Claude Sausser of Princeton.
Mrs Deglman passed at the Miller Hospital in St Paul, after suffering from uremia and respiratory complication.
Funeral services were conducted at the home and at the Methodist church, burial in Oak Knoll.
Besider her husband and son, Mrs. Deglman is survived by
her parents; one brother, Emery Allison, of Oak Park; and two sisters Dorothy Allison and Mrs Claude Sausser of Princeton.
Mrs Deglman passed at the Miller Hospital in St Paul, after suffering from uremia and respiratory complication.
Funeral services were conducted at the home and at the Methodist church, burial in Oak Knoll.
Gladys Allison Deglman was born in Excelsior, WI, to Elmer and Grace Dobbs Allison, on January 16, 1907. She came with her parents to live in Greenbush as a child. On February 2, 1926, she was married to Ivan Deglman of Greenbush. Two children, Richard, who died in infancy, Robert, 8, who survives his mother.
Besider her husband and son, Mrs. Deglman is survived by
her parents; one brother, Emery Allison, of Oak Park; and two sisters Dorothy Allison and Mrs Claude Sausser of Princeton.
Mrs Deglman passed at the Miller Hospital in St Paul, after suffering from uremia and respiratory complication.
Funeral services were conducted at the home and at the Methodist church, burial in Oak Knoll.
Besider her husband and son, Mrs. Deglman is survived by
her parents; one brother, Emery Allison, of Oak Park; and two sisters Dorothy Allison and Mrs Claude Sausser of Princeton.
Mrs Deglman passed at the Miller Hospital in St Paul, after suffering from uremia and respiratory complication.
Funeral services were conducted at the home and at the Methodist church, burial in Oak Knoll.
Family Members
Spouse
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
