First married name: Mildred Lucy Hennigan.
Chico Daily Enterprise, Tuesday evening, January 28, 1919: "Died. Patterson -- In Durham, January 27, 1919. Minnie Patterson, 65."
Chico Daily Enterprise, Tuesday Evening, January 28, 1919: "Mrs. Minnie Patterson Found Dead In Bed. Mrs. Minnie Patterson for the past 35 years a resident of the Durham district was found dead in bed last night by her son. Mrs. Patterson was about 60 years old born in Winters in Yolo county and moved to Durham some years later. She is survived by six children -- Ralph Henderson [sic; Hennigan], Robert Hennigan and Orville [sic; Orval] Patterson, of Durham; Mrs. Fred Tyler of Chico, Mrs. George Beeny of Chico and Mrs. Jennie [Brown] of Richmond. No arrangements for the funeral have been made."
Chico Daily Enterprise, Wednesday Evening, January 29, 1919: "Died. Patterson -- In Durham, January 26, 1919, Minnie Patterson, 60, a native of Winters, California. Survived by Ralph Henderson [sic; Hennigan], Robert Henderson [sic; Hennigan] and Orville [sic; Orval] Patterson of Durham; Mrs. Fred Tyler and Mrs. Beeny of Chico, and Mrs. Jennie Brown of Richmond. Funeral at 2 p.m. January 29, 1919. Burial in Dayton cemetery."
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Chico Daily Enterprise Friday Evening, January 31, 1919: "Estate Worth $15,000. Ralph C. Hennigan, yesterday petitioned in the superior court for letters of administration over the estate of Mildred L. Patterson. The value of the estate is given as $15,000."
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Chico Record, Friday Morning, January 31, 1919, pg 4 col 5: High Tribute Paid to Mrs. Patterson. Before a large number of the leading citizens of Durham and Chico who gathered at the Christian Church to pay their last respects to her memory, the Rev. Galen Rose delivered an eloquent tribute to the life and character of Mrs. Minnie Patterson at the latter’s funeral services held Wednesday afternoon.
“The large number of her sorrowing friends who are here today,” said Rose, “bear eloquent testimony to the esteem and regard in which she was held. It is their last mark of appreciation of her life of gentleness and forbearance – the life of a truly Christian woman.”
The pall bearers were: L.C. Shirley, Ed Branns, Thomas Dwyer, C.A. Cooley, Thomas Mitchell and James Welden. Accompanying them were honorary pallbearers from Rebekah Lodge, who included Mrs. Sarah Cartwright, Mrs. Hattie McEnespy, Mrs. Verlie Sanders, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs. Vesta Estes and Mrs. S.T. Mason.
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Chico Daily Enterprise, Monday Evening, February 3, 1919: "Card of Thanks. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to the Rebekahs and many other friends who paid such glowing tribute to our beloved mother and for their kindness to us in our sorrow. Mrs. Jennie Brown, Mrs. Edythe Beeney, Mrs. Grace Tyler, Ralph Hennigan, Robert Hennigan, Orval Patterson."
From Other Sources: Mildred Lucy Patterson, born in California, the daughter of C.H. Wolfe of Missouri on September 16, 1862, died at the age of 56 yrs., 5mos., 11 days. Services were held at the Christian church, with Rev. Galen Lee Rose officiating at 2:30 p.m. on January 29, 1919. Funeral arrangements were ordered by R.C. Hennigan of Durham. Interment took place at the Dayton cemetery. Mrs. Patterson is survived by a sister, Ora Skinner of Chico.
Per interview w/Barbara Hennigan (grand-daughter in law): Mildred Lucy, more commonly known as Minnie remarried Henry Miles Patterson at a later date.
Henry Miles Patterson and Mildred Lucy Hennigan were married on April 3, 1900 in Oroville California. Source: Carolyn Hackett Dowd "Coon & Hackett Connections", (via Rootsweb) downloaded 30 June 2011.
Note: Dayton Service Group records indicate that Mrs. H.M. Patterson purchased the lot on January 20, 1913.
Chico Daily Enterprise, Tuesday evening, January 28, 1919: "Died. Patterson -- In Durham, January 27, 1919. Minnie Patterson, 65."
Chico Daily Enterprise, Tuesday Evening, January 28, 1919: "Mrs. Minnie Patterson Found Dead In Bed. Mrs. Minnie Patterson for the past 35 years a resident of the Durham district was found dead in bed last night by her son. Mrs. Patterson was about 60 years old born in Winters in Yolo county and moved to Durham some years later. She is survived by six children -- Ralph Henderson [sic; Hennigan], Robert Hennigan and Orville [sic; Orval] Patterson, of Durham; Mrs. Fred Tyler of Chico, Mrs. George Beeny of Chico and Mrs. Jennie [Brown] of Richmond. No arrangements for the funeral have been made."
Chico Daily Enterprise, Wednesday Evening, January 29, 1919: "Died. Patterson -- In Durham, January 26, 1919, Minnie Patterson, 60, a native of Winters, California. Survived by Ralph Henderson [sic; Hennigan], Robert Henderson [sic; Hennigan] and Orville [sic; Orval] Patterson of Durham; Mrs. Fred Tyler and Mrs. Beeny of Chico, and Mrs. Jennie Brown of Richmond. Funeral at 2 p.m. January 29, 1919. Burial in Dayton cemetery."
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Chico Daily Enterprise Friday Evening, January 31, 1919: "Estate Worth $15,000. Ralph C. Hennigan, yesterday petitioned in the superior court for letters of administration over the estate of Mildred L. Patterson. The value of the estate is given as $15,000."
~~~
Chico Record, Friday Morning, January 31, 1919, pg 4 col 5: High Tribute Paid to Mrs. Patterson. Before a large number of the leading citizens of Durham and Chico who gathered at the Christian Church to pay their last respects to her memory, the Rev. Galen Rose delivered an eloquent tribute to the life and character of Mrs. Minnie Patterson at the latter’s funeral services held Wednesday afternoon.
“The large number of her sorrowing friends who are here today,” said Rose, “bear eloquent testimony to the esteem and regard in which she was held. It is their last mark of appreciation of her life of gentleness and forbearance – the life of a truly Christian woman.”
The pall bearers were: L.C. Shirley, Ed Branns, Thomas Dwyer, C.A. Cooley, Thomas Mitchell and James Welden. Accompanying them were honorary pallbearers from Rebekah Lodge, who included Mrs. Sarah Cartwright, Mrs. Hattie McEnespy, Mrs. Verlie Sanders, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs. Vesta Estes and Mrs. S.T. Mason.
~~~
Chico Daily Enterprise, Monday Evening, February 3, 1919: "Card of Thanks. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to the Rebekahs and many other friends who paid such glowing tribute to our beloved mother and for their kindness to us in our sorrow. Mrs. Jennie Brown, Mrs. Edythe Beeney, Mrs. Grace Tyler, Ralph Hennigan, Robert Hennigan, Orval Patterson."
From Other Sources: Mildred Lucy Patterson, born in California, the daughter of C.H. Wolfe of Missouri on September 16, 1862, died at the age of 56 yrs., 5mos., 11 days. Services were held at the Christian church, with Rev. Galen Lee Rose officiating at 2:30 p.m. on January 29, 1919. Funeral arrangements were ordered by R.C. Hennigan of Durham. Interment took place at the Dayton cemetery. Mrs. Patterson is survived by a sister, Ora Skinner of Chico.
Per interview w/Barbara Hennigan (grand-daughter in law): Mildred Lucy, more commonly known as Minnie remarried Henry Miles Patterson at a later date.
Henry Miles Patterson and Mildred Lucy Hennigan were married on April 3, 1900 in Oroville California. Source: Carolyn Hackett Dowd "Coon & Hackett Connections", (via Rootsweb) downloaded 30 June 2011.
Note: Dayton Service Group records indicate that Mrs. H.M. Patterson purchased the lot on January 20, 1913.
First married name: Mildred Lucy Hennigan.
Chico Daily Enterprise, Tuesday evening, January 28, 1919: "Died. Patterson -- In Durham, January 27, 1919. Minnie Patterson, 65."
Chico Daily Enterprise, Tuesday Evening, January 28, 1919: "Mrs. Minnie Patterson Found Dead In Bed. Mrs. Minnie Patterson for the past 35 years a resident of the Durham district was found dead in bed last night by her son. Mrs. Patterson was about 60 years old born in Winters in Yolo county and moved to Durham some years later. She is survived by six children -- Ralph Henderson [sic; Hennigan], Robert Hennigan and Orville [sic; Orval] Patterson, of Durham; Mrs. Fred Tyler of Chico, Mrs. George Beeny of Chico and Mrs. Jennie [Brown] of Richmond. No arrangements for the funeral have been made."
Chico Daily Enterprise, Wednesday Evening, January 29, 1919: "Died. Patterson -- In Durham, January 26, 1919, Minnie Patterson, 60, a native of Winters, California. Survived by Ralph Henderson [sic; Hennigan], Robert Henderson [sic; Hennigan] and Orville [sic; Orval] Patterson of Durham; Mrs. Fred Tyler and Mrs. Beeny of Chico, and Mrs. Jennie Brown of Richmond. Funeral at 2 p.m. January 29, 1919. Burial in Dayton cemetery."
~~~
Chico Daily Enterprise Friday Evening, January 31, 1919: "Estate Worth $15,000. Ralph C. Hennigan, yesterday petitioned in the superior court for letters of administration over the estate of Mildred L. Patterson. The value of the estate is given as $15,000."
~~~
Chico Record, Friday Morning, January 31, 1919, pg 4 col 5: High Tribute Paid to Mrs. Patterson. Before a large number of the leading citizens of Durham and Chico who gathered at the Christian Church to pay their last respects to her memory, the Rev. Galen Rose delivered an eloquent tribute to the life and character of Mrs. Minnie Patterson at the latter’s funeral services held Wednesday afternoon.
“The large number of her sorrowing friends who are here today,” said Rose, “bear eloquent testimony to the esteem and regard in which she was held. It is their last mark of appreciation of her life of gentleness and forbearance – the life of a truly Christian woman.”
The pall bearers were: L.C. Shirley, Ed Branns, Thomas Dwyer, C.A. Cooley, Thomas Mitchell and James Welden. Accompanying them were honorary pallbearers from Rebekah Lodge, who included Mrs. Sarah Cartwright, Mrs. Hattie McEnespy, Mrs. Verlie Sanders, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs. Vesta Estes and Mrs. S.T. Mason.
~~~
Chico Daily Enterprise, Monday Evening, February 3, 1919: "Card of Thanks. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to the Rebekahs and many other friends who paid such glowing tribute to our beloved mother and for their kindness to us in our sorrow. Mrs. Jennie Brown, Mrs. Edythe Beeney, Mrs. Grace Tyler, Ralph Hennigan, Robert Hennigan, Orval Patterson."
From Other Sources: Mildred Lucy Patterson, born in California, the daughter of C.H. Wolfe of Missouri on September 16, 1862, died at the age of 56 yrs., 5mos., 11 days. Services were held at the Christian church, with Rev. Galen Lee Rose officiating at 2:30 p.m. on January 29, 1919. Funeral arrangements were ordered by R.C. Hennigan of Durham. Interment took place at the Dayton cemetery. Mrs. Patterson is survived by a sister, Ora Skinner of Chico.
Per interview w/Barbara Hennigan (grand-daughter in law): Mildred Lucy, more commonly known as Minnie remarried Henry Miles Patterson at a later date.
Henry Miles Patterson and Mildred Lucy Hennigan were married on April 3, 1900 in Oroville California. Source: Carolyn Hackett Dowd "Coon & Hackett Connections", (via Rootsweb) downloaded 30 June 2011.
Note: Dayton Service Group records indicate that Mrs. H.M. Patterson purchased the lot on January 20, 1913.
Chico Daily Enterprise, Tuesday evening, January 28, 1919: "Died. Patterson -- In Durham, January 27, 1919. Minnie Patterson, 65."
Chico Daily Enterprise, Tuesday Evening, January 28, 1919: "Mrs. Minnie Patterson Found Dead In Bed. Mrs. Minnie Patterson for the past 35 years a resident of the Durham district was found dead in bed last night by her son. Mrs. Patterson was about 60 years old born in Winters in Yolo county and moved to Durham some years later. She is survived by six children -- Ralph Henderson [sic; Hennigan], Robert Hennigan and Orville [sic; Orval] Patterson, of Durham; Mrs. Fred Tyler of Chico, Mrs. George Beeny of Chico and Mrs. Jennie [Brown] of Richmond. No arrangements for the funeral have been made."
Chico Daily Enterprise, Wednesday Evening, January 29, 1919: "Died. Patterson -- In Durham, January 26, 1919, Minnie Patterson, 60, a native of Winters, California. Survived by Ralph Henderson [sic; Hennigan], Robert Henderson [sic; Hennigan] and Orville [sic; Orval] Patterson of Durham; Mrs. Fred Tyler and Mrs. Beeny of Chico, and Mrs. Jennie Brown of Richmond. Funeral at 2 p.m. January 29, 1919. Burial in Dayton cemetery."
~~~
Chico Daily Enterprise Friday Evening, January 31, 1919: "Estate Worth $15,000. Ralph C. Hennigan, yesterday petitioned in the superior court for letters of administration over the estate of Mildred L. Patterson. The value of the estate is given as $15,000."
~~~
Chico Record, Friday Morning, January 31, 1919, pg 4 col 5: High Tribute Paid to Mrs. Patterson. Before a large number of the leading citizens of Durham and Chico who gathered at the Christian Church to pay their last respects to her memory, the Rev. Galen Rose delivered an eloquent tribute to the life and character of Mrs. Minnie Patterson at the latter’s funeral services held Wednesday afternoon.
“The large number of her sorrowing friends who are here today,” said Rose, “bear eloquent testimony to the esteem and regard in which she was held. It is their last mark of appreciation of her life of gentleness and forbearance – the life of a truly Christian woman.”
The pall bearers were: L.C. Shirley, Ed Branns, Thomas Dwyer, C.A. Cooley, Thomas Mitchell and James Welden. Accompanying them were honorary pallbearers from Rebekah Lodge, who included Mrs. Sarah Cartwright, Mrs. Hattie McEnespy, Mrs. Verlie Sanders, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs. Vesta Estes and Mrs. S.T. Mason.
~~~
Chico Daily Enterprise, Monday Evening, February 3, 1919: "Card of Thanks. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to the Rebekahs and many other friends who paid such glowing tribute to our beloved mother and for their kindness to us in our sorrow. Mrs. Jennie Brown, Mrs. Edythe Beeney, Mrs. Grace Tyler, Ralph Hennigan, Robert Hennigan, Orval Patterson."
From Other Sources: Mildred Lucy Patterson, born in California, the daughter of C.H. Wolfe of Missouri on September 16, 1862, died at the age of 56 yrs., 5mos., 11 days. Services were held at the Christian church, with Rev. Galen Lee Rose officiating at 2:30 p.m. on January 29, 1919. Funeral arrangements were ordered by R.C. Hennigan of Durham. Interment took place at the Dayton cemetery. Mrs. Patterson is survived by a sister, Ora Skinner of Chico.
Per interview w/Barbara Hennigan (grand-daughter in law): Mildred Lucy, more commonly known as Minnie remarried Henry Miles Patterson at a later date.
Henry Miles Patterson and Mildred Lucy Hennigan were married on April 3, 1900 in Oroville California. Source: Carolyn Hackett Dowd "Coon & Hackett Connections", (via Rootsweb) downloaded 30 June 2011.
Note: Dayton Service Group records indicate that Mrs. H.M. Patterson purchased the lot on January 20, 1913.
Inscription
"Minnie L. Patterson, 1862 - 1919"
"Mother"
Shares plot w/Arthur Hennigan; Robert D. Hennigan
New 4" wide concrete coping surrounds the burial plot of Robert D. and Samuel Arthur Hennigan and Mildred Lucy Patterson. The 10 x 14 foot oblong plot coping replaces the vandalized and broken area which had supported a black wrought-iron fence. The Robert Hennigan family of Chico contracted and paid for the replacement coping for their great-grandparents and great-uncle.
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SOURCE: Dayton Cemetery © 1994 By Adriana Farley and Marilyn Corley
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