According to her brother Daniel's biography in the Memorial Record of Northeastern Indiana The Lewis Publishing Company Chicago 1896:
Ida and her identical twin sister, Ada (also buried at this cemetery) married the Davie brothers, Alexander and William. The twins were so alike in looks and mannerisms that it was nearly impossible for friends to tell them apart.
There were two other sets of twin siblings in Ida's family.
Ida and her identical twin sister, Ada (also buried at this cemetery) married the Davie brothers, Alexander and William. The twins were so alike in looks and mannerisms that it was nearly impossible for friends to tell them apart.
There were two other sets of twin siblings in Ida's family.
According to her brother Daniel's biography in the Memorial Record of Northeastern Indiana The Lewis Publishing Company Chicago 1896:
Ida and her identical twin sister, Ada (also buried at this cemetery) married the Davie brothers, Alexander and William. The twins were so alike in looks and mannerisms that it was nearly impossible for friends to tell them apart.
There were two other sets of twin siblings in Ida's family.
Ida and her identical twin sister, Ada (also buried at this cemetery) married the Davie brothers, Alexander and William. The twins were so alike in looks and mannerisms that it was nearly impossible for friends to tell them apart.
There were two other sets of twin siblings in Ida's family.
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