Mrs. Huffman was the daughter of George A. Shoudy, a well-known Rockford soap maker, and his wife, Sophia George James.
Mrs. Huffman was married prior to her marriage to William Huffman to a Mr. James Marsales, who she divorced prior to 1893. After her husband, William's death she lived a quiet life with first her mother in Guilford,Ill, and then her sister Carolyn Hamilton, a local Rockford painter. She often spent time at a home in California as well. She died on a visit to her son's house in Wisconsin.
I would like to thank Isabella for her generosity in sponsoring this memorial. It is greatly appreciated!
Mrs. Huffman was married prior to her marriage to William Huffman to a Mr. James Marsales, who she divorced prior to 1893. After her husband, William's death she lived a quiet life with first her mother in Guilford,Ill, and then her sister Carolyn Hamilton, a local Rockford painter. She often spent time at a home in California as well. She died on a visit to her son's house in Wisconsin.
I would like to thank Isabella for her generosity in sponsoring this memorial. It is greatly appreciated!
Mrs. Huffman was the daughter of George A. Shoudy, a well-known Rockford soap maker, and his wife, Sophia George James.
Mrs. Huffman was married prior to her marriage to William Huffman to a Mr. James Marsales, who she divorced prior to 1893. After her husband, William's death she lived a quiet life with first her mother in Guilford,Ill, and then her sister Carolyn Hamilton, a local Rockford painter. She often spent time at a home in California as well. She died on a visit to her son's house in Wisconsin.
I would like to thank Isabella for her generosity in sponsoring this memorial. It is greatly appreciated!
Mrs. Huffman was married prior to her marriage to William Huffman to a Mr. James Marsales, who she divorced prior to 1893. After her husband, William's death she lived a quiet life with first her mother in Guilford,Ill, and then her sister Carolyn Hamilton, a local Rockford painter. She often spent time at a home in California as well. She died on a visit to her son's house in Wisconsin.
I would like to thank Isabella for her generosity in sponsoring this memorial. It is greatly appreciated!
