George was born in Dexter, MI on Aug. 20, 1877, and died March 29, 1918.
On Mar. 18, 1901 he married Viva Charlotte Howery (Dec. 31, 1882 Ingham Co. MI – Feb. 25, 1918) They are buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Mason.
George was a very good person. He loved his horses. He didn't like to see the tractor replace his horses. After he quit farming he got a camping trailer and enjoyed going to the lake to stay and fish.
George lived on the corner of Barnes Rd. & Meridian. Home still stands in 2008.
George Stid, 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Matteson, at 2135 Meridian Road, Thursday, 3-29.
Funeral service & burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Mr. Stid was the son of Van Ranslear & Laura Stid. He is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Elzina Rose of Jackson and Mrs. Mary Matteson with whom he resided, and 10 grandchildren.
On Mar. 18, 1901 he married Viva Charlotte Howery (Dec. 31, 1882 Ingham Co. MI – Feb. 25, 1918) They are buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Mason.
George was a very good person. He loved his horses. He didn't like to see the tractor replace his horses. After he quit farming he got a camping trailer and enjoyed going to the lake to stay and fish.
George lived on the corner of Barnes Rd. & Meridian. Home still stands in 2008.
George Stid, 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Matteson, at 2135 Meridian Road, Thursday, 3-29.
Funeral service & burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Mr. Stid was the son of Van Ranslear & Laura Stid. He is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Elzina Rose of Jackson and Mrs. Mary Matteson with whom he resided, and 10 grandchildren.
George was born in Dexter, MI on Aug. 20, 1877, and died March 29, 1918.
On Mar. 18, 1901 he married Viva Charlotte Howery (Dec. 31, 1882 Ingham Co. MI – Feb. 25, 1918) They are buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Mason.
George was a very good person. He loved his horses. He didn't like to see the tractor replace his horses. After he quit farming he got a camping trailer and enjoyed going to the lake to stay and fish.
George lived on the corner of Barnes Rd. & Meridian. Home still stands in 2008.
George Stid, 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Matteson, at 2135 Meridian Road, Thursday, 3-29.
Funeral service & burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Mr. Stid was the son of Van Ranslear & Laura Stid. He is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Elzina Rose of Jackson and Mrs. Mary Matteson with whom he resided, and 10 grandchildren.
On Mar. 18, 1901 he married Viva Charlotte Howery (Dec. 31, 1882 Ingham Co. MI – Feb. 25, 1918) They are buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Mason.
George was a very good person. He loved his horses. He didn't like to see the tractor replace his horses. After he quit farming he got a camping trailer and enjoyed going to the lake to stay and fish.
George lived on the corner of Barnes Rd. & Meridian. Home still stands in 2008.
George Stid, 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Matteson, at 2135 Meridian Road, Thursday, 3-29.
Funeral service & burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Mr. Stid was the son of Van Ranslear & Laura Stid. He is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Elzina Rose of Jackson and Mrs. Mary Matteson with whom he resided, and 10 grandchildren.
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