Obituary in Evening standard, Ogden, Tuesday, Oct 09, 1917, p. 9
DEAN--Eda M. Hadley Dean, wife of J. Chester Dean, and granddaughter of the late Judge R. S. Hadley, died at the residence, 259 Thirtieth street at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. She was born in Granite Falls, Minn., July 20, 1882, and came to Utah when 8 years old, making her home since. Besides the husband, her father, Lewis G. Fritz, and grandmother, Mrs. Ottelia Hadley, of this city the following children survive: Vernal, Laverne, Delmont, Welden [Weldon], Edward, Dallas, Arvil and Dorothy. She was a member of the L. A. S. W. V. Funeral announcement will be made later.
Funeral notice in Evening standard, Ogden, Wednesday, Oct 10, 1917 p. 7
DEAN-Funeral of Mrs. Eda M. Dean will be held Thursday, October 11, at 2 o'clock p.m., from Eighth ward chapel. Body will lie in state at the residence, 259 Thirtieth street, tomorrow evening an until the funeral hour Thursday.
Buried October 11, 1917
Family member mentioned in cemetery record: Louis G. Fritz. Other records indicate he is her father.
From what I can tell from the records, her grandmother raised her and she took on the name Hadley from her step-grandfather who may have adopted her. The 1900 census she's listed as granddaughter, but in the 1910 census, her grandmother (Ottelia Schakehusky Fritz Hadley) is listed as her mother.
DEAN--Eda M. Hadley Dean, wife of J. Chester Dean, and granddaughter of the late Judge R. S. Hadley, died at the residence, 259 Thirtieth street at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. She was born in Granite Falls, Minn., July 20, 1882, and came to Utah when 8 years old, making her home since. Besides the husband, her father, Lewis G. Fritz, and grandmother, Mrs. Ottelia Hadley, of this city the following children survive: Vernal, Laverne, Delmont, Welden [Weldon], Edward, Dallas, Arvil and Dorothy. She was a member of the L. A. S. W. V. Funeral announcement will be made later.
Funeral notice in Evening standard, Ogden, Wednesday, Oct 10, 1917 p. 7
DEAN-Funeral of Mrs. Eda M. Dean will be held Thursday, October 11, at 2 o'clock p.m., from Eighth ward chapel. Body will lie in state at the residence, 259 Thirtieth street, tomorrow evening an until the funeral hour Thursday.
Buried October 11, 1917
Family member mentioned in cemetery record: Louis G. Fritz. Other records indicate he is her father.
From what I can tell from the records, her grandmother raised her and she took on the name Hadley from her step-grandfather who may have adopted her. The 1900 census she's listed as granddaughter, but in the 1910 census, her grandmother (Ottelia Schakehusky Fritz Hadley) is listed as her mother.
Obituary in Evening standard, Ogden, Tuesday, Oct 09, 1917, p. 9
DEAN--Eda M. Hadley Dean, wife of J. Chester Dean, and granddaughter of the late Judge R. S. Hadley, died at the residence, 259 Thirtieth street at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. She was born in Granite Falls, Minn., July 20, 1882, and came to Utah when 8 years old, making her home since. Besides the husband, her father, Lewis G. Fritz, and grandmother, Mrs. Ottelia Hadley, of this city the following children survive: Vernal, Laverne, Delmont, Welden [Weldon], Edward, Dallas, Arvil and Dorothy. She was a member of the L. A. S. W. V. Funeral announcement will be made later.
Funeral notice in Evening standard, Ogden, Wednesday, Oct 10, 1917 p. 7
DEAN-Funeral of Mrs. Eda M. Dean will be held Thursday, October 11, at 2 o'clock p.m., from Eighth ward chapel. Body will lie in state at the residence, 259 Thirtieth street, tomorrow evening an until the funeral hour Thursday.
Buried October 11, 1917
Family member mentioned in cemetery record: Louis G. Fritz. Other records indicate he is her father.
From what I can tell from the records, her grandmother raised her and she took on the name Hadley from her step-grandfather who may have adopted her. The 1900 census she's listed as granddaughter, but in the 1910 census, her grandmother (Ottelia Schakehusky Fritz Hadley) is listed as her mother.
DEAN--Eda M. Hadley Dean, wife of J. Chester Dean, and granddaughter of the late Judge R. S. Hadley, died at the residence, 259 Thirtieth street at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. She was born in Granite Falls, Minn., July 20, 1882, and came to Utah when 8 years old, making her home since. Besides the husband, her father, Lewis G. Fritz, and grandmother, Mrs. Ottelia Hadley, of this city the following children survive: Vernal, Laverne, Delmont, Welden [Weldon], Edward, Dallas, Arvil and Dorothy. She was a member of the L. A. S. W. V. Funeral announcement will be made later.
Funeral notice in Evening standard, Ogden, Wednesday, Oct 10, 1917 p. 7
DEAN-Funeral of Mrs. Eda M. Dean will be held Thursday, October 11, at 2 o'clock p.m., from Eighth ward chapel. Body will lie in state at the residence, 259 Thirtieth street, tomorrow evening an until the funeral hour Thursday.
Buried October 11, 1917
Family member mentioned in cemetery record: Louis G. Fritz. Other records indicate he is her father.
From what I can tell from the records, her grandmother raised her and she took on the name Hadley from her step-grandfather who may have adopted her. The 1900 census she's listed as granddaughter, but in the 1910 census, her grandmother (Ottelia Schakehusky Fritz Hadley) is listed as her mother.
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