Wife of Andrew, mother of six children; General George Spalding, Andrew, James, William, Mrs. Hume, and Mrs. Vivian.
*Monroe Commercial, May 4, 1883
Mrs. Isabella Spalding who was stricken with paralysis last week, died at one o'clock A.M. last Friday, at the residence of her son General George Spalding. Mrs. Spalding was born in April 1803, in Scotland, (her maiden name being Isabella Morris) where she spent the first forty years of her life. She was married to Andrew Spalding, also a native of Scotland, and where also, all their children were born. They came to America in 1848, and to Monroe in 1853, where Mrs. Spalding has lived until her death. Six of their children grew to manhood five of whom are still living - Andrew and William of Petersburg, in this county, Mrs. S. Hume, at Buffalo, New York, and George and Mrs. Vivian, at Monroe. James S. who with his brother George served through the whole of the war, died in 1877. Mrs. Spalding had a wide circle of aquaintances in this city, and by all was known as a thoroughly good christian woman, and there are not a few outside the circle of her family who will mourn her loss. The funeral was largely attended Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Macomber conducting the service, assisted by Dr. Mattoon.
**Monroe Democrat, Thursday, May 3, 1883
DIED - SPALDING
At the residence of her son, Gen. Geo. Spalding, at one o'clock Friday morning April 27th, Mrs. Isabella Morris Spalding, in the eighty-first year of her age. Wednesday morning, Mrs. Spalding experienced a stroke of paralysis which completely prostrated her and from that time till she died, her death was momentarily expected. She was born in Perthshire, Scotland, and was there married to the late Andrew Spalding. Of six children were born to them, five survive; Gen. Spalding of this city; Andrew and William Spalding of Petersburg; Mrs. D. Vivian of Raisinville, and Mrs. S. Hume of Buffalo, N.Y. In 1843 the family sailed from Scotland and settled in Monroe County ten years later. In September 1877, Mr. Spalding died at the advanced age of 87 years. Mrs. Spalding was extensively acquainted with our older inhabitants and many will remember her as an amiable, hospitable whole-souled woman. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon, Rev. Macomber and Rev. Dr. Matton officiating.
Children of Andrew and Isabelle Spalding
(Research - JSommer, Monroe, Mi.)
1. Isabelle Spalding Vivian 1825-1904 buried in Woodland; her husband - Captain Joseph Vivian was a captain in ships on the Great Lakes.
2. Margaret Spalding Hume ca 1826-1912 in Buffalo, NY; married S. Hume and they made their home in Buffalo, NY
3. William Spalding 1829-1918 buried in Pleasant View Cemetery; married in 1856 to Susan Burch in Buffalo, NY and settled in Petersburg, Monroe County, Mi. in 1871.
4. Andrew Spalding 1833-1910 buried in Pleasant View Cemetery; married in 1861 to Annie Stewart in Monroe County, MI and they settled in Petersburg in 1871 (wife - Annie drowned in River Raisin 1891 in Petersburg, Michigan)
5. General George Spalding 1836-1915 buried in Woodland; married in 1871 to Augusta Lewis
6. James Spalding ca 1843-1877,
a Civil War Soldier, he married in 1868, to
Julia A. LaFountain in Monroe, MI. Buried in Woodland, in the Vivian lot.
*Monroe Commercial, May 4, 1883
Mrs. Isabella Spalding who was stricken with paralysis last week, died at one o'clock A.M. last Friday, at the residence of her son General George Spalding. Mrs. Spalding was born in April 1803, in Scotland, (her maiden name being Isabella Morris) where she spent the first forty years of her life. She was married to Andrew Spalding, also a native of Scotland, and where also, all their children were born. They came to America in 1848, and to Monroe in 1853, where Mrs. Spalding has lived until her death. Six of their children grew to manhood five of whom are still living - Andrew and William of Petersburg, in this county, Mrs. S. Hume, at Buffalo, New York, and George and Mrs. Vivian, at Monroe. James S. who with his brother George served through the whole of the war, died in 1877. Mrs. Spalding had a wide circle of aquaintances in this city, and by all was known as a thoroughly good christian woman, and there are not a few outside the circle of her family who will mourn her loss. The funeral was largely attended Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Macomber conducting the service, assisted by Dr. Mattoon.
**Monroe Democrat, Thursday, May 3, 1883
DIED - SPALDING
At the residence of her son, Gen. Geo. Spalding, at one o'clock Friday morning April 27th, Mrs. Isabella Morris Spalding, in the eighty-first year of her age. Wednesday morning, Mrs. Spalding experienced a stroke of paralysis which completely prostrated her and from that time till she died, her death was momentarily expected. She was born in Perthshire, Scotland, and was there married to the late Andrew Spalding. Of six children were born to them, five survive; Gen. Spalding of this city; Andrew and William Spalding of Petersburg; Mrs. D. Vivian of Raisinville, and Mrs. S. Hume of Buffalo, N.Y. In 1843 the family sailed from Scotland and settled in Monroe County ten years later. In September 1877, Mr. Spalding died at the advanced age of 87 years. Mrs. Spalding was extensively acquainted with our older inhabitants and many will remember her as an amiable, hospitable whole-souled woman. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon, Rev. Macomber and Rev. Dr. Matton officiating.
Children of Andrew and Isabelle Spalding
(Research - JSommer, Monroe, Mi.)
1. Isabelle Spalding Vivian 1825-1904 buried in Woodland; her husband - Captain Joseph Vivian was a captain in ships on the Great Lakes.
2. Margaret Spalding Hume ca 1826-1912 in Buffalo, NY; married S. Hume and they made their home in Buffalo, NY
3. William Spalding 1829-1918 buried in Pleasant View Cemetery; married in 1856 to Susan Burch in Buffalo, NY and settled in Petersburg, Monroe County, Mi. in 1871.
4. Andrew Spalding 1833-1910 buried in Pleasant View Cemetery; married in 1861 to Annie Stewart in Monroe County, MI and they settled in Petersburg in 1871 (wife - Annie drowned in River Raisin 1891 in Petersburg, Michigan)
5. General George Spalding 1836-1915 buried in Woodland; married in 1871 to Augusta Lewis
6. James Spalding ca 1843-1877,
a Civil War Soldier, he married in 1868, to
Julia A. LaFountain in Monroe, MI. Buried in Woodland, in the Vivian lot.
Wife of Andrew, mother of six children; General George Spalding, Andrew, James, William, Mrs. Hume, and Mrs. Vivian.
*Monroe Commercial, May 4, 1883
Mrs. Isabella Spalding who was stricken with paralysis last week, died at one o'clock A.M. last Friday, at the residence of her son General George Spalding. Mrs. Spalding was born in April 1803, in Scotland, (her maiden name being Isabella Morris) where she spent the first forty years of her life. She was married to Andrew Spalding, also a native of Scotland, and where also, all their children were born. They came to America in 1848, and to Monroe in 1853, where Mrs. Spalding has lived until her death. Six of their children grew to manhood five of whom are still living - Andrew and William of Petersburg, in this county, Mrs. S. Hume, at Buffalo, New York, and George and Mrs. Vivian, at Monroe. James S. who with his brother George served through the whole of the war, died in 1877. Mrs. Spalding had a wide circle of aquaintances in this city, and by all was known as a thoroughly good christian woman, and there are not a few outside the circle of her family who will mourn her loss. The funeral was largely attended Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Macomber conducting the service, assisted by Dr. Mattoon.
**Monroe Democrat, Thursday, May 3, 1883
DIED - SPALDING
At the residence of her son, Gen. Geo. Spalding, at one o'clock Friday morning April 27th, Mrs. Isabella Morris Spalding, in the eighty-first year of her age. Wednesday morning, Mrs. Spalding experienced a stroke of paralysis which completely prostrated her and from that time till she died, her death was momentarily expected. She was born in Perthshire, Scotland, and was there married to the late Andrew Spalding. Of six children were born to them, five survive; Gen. Spalding of this city; Andrew and William Spalding of Petersburg; Mrs. D. Vivian of Raisinville, and Mrs. S. Hume of Buffalo, N.Y. In 1843 the family sailed from Scotland and settled in Monroe County ten years later. In September 1877, Mr. Spalding died at the advanced age of 87 years. Mrs. Spalding was extensively acquainted with our older inhabitants and many will remember her as an amiable, hospitable whole-souled woman. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon, Rev. Macomber and Rev. Dr. Matton officiating.
Children of Andrew and Isabelle Spalding
(Research - JSommer, Monroe, Mi.)
1. Isabelle Spalding Vivian 1825-1904 buried in Woodland; her husband - Captain Joseph Vivian was a captain in ships on the Great Lakes.
2. Margaret Spalding Hume ca 1826-1912 in Buffalo, NY; married S. Hume and they made their home in Buffalo, NY
3. William Spalding 1829-1918 buried in Pleasant View Cemetery; married in 1856 to Susan Burch in Buffalo, NY and settled in Petersburg, Monroe County, Mi. in 1871.
4. Andrew Spalding 1833-1910 buried in Pleasant View Cemetery; married in 1861 to Annie Stewart in Monroe County, MI and they settled in Petersburg in 1871 (wife - Annie drowned in River Raisin 1891 in Petersburg, Michigan)
5. General George Spalding 1836-1915 buried in Woodland; married in 1871 to Augusta Lewis
6. James Spalding ca 1843-1877,
a Civil War Soldier, he married in 1868, to
Julia A. LaFountain in Monroe, MI. Buried in Woodland, in the Vivian lot.
*Monroe Commercial, May 4, 1883
Mrs. Isabella Spalding who was stricken with paralysis last week, died at one o'clock A.M. last Friday, at the residence of her son General George Spalding. Mrs. Spalding was born in April 1803, in Scotland, (her maiden name being Isabella Morris) where she spent the first forty years of her life. She was married to Andrew Spalding, also a native of Scotland, and where also, all their children were born. They came to America in 1848, and to Monroe in 1853, where Mrs. Spalding has lived until her death. Six of their children grew to manhood five of whom are still living - Andrew and William of Petersburg, in this county, Mrs. S. Hume, at Buffalo, New York, and George and Mrs. Vivian, at Monroe. James S. who with his brother George served through the whole of the war, died in 1877. Mrs. Spalding had a wide circle of aquaintances in this city, and by all was known as a thoroughly good christian woman, and there are not a few outside the circle of her family who will mourn her loss. The funeral was largely attended Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Macomber conducting the service, assisted by Dr. Mattoon.
**Monroe Democrat, Thursday, May 3, 1883
DIED - SPALDING
At the residence of her son, Gen. Geo. Spalding, at one o'clock Friday morning April 27th, Mrs. Isabella Morris Spalding, in the eighty-first year of her age. Wednesday morning, Mrs. Spalding experienced a stroke of paralysis which completely prostrated her and from that time till she died, her death was momentarily expected. She was born in Perthshire, Scotland, and was there married to the late Andrew Spalding. Of six children were born to them, five survive; Gen. Spalding of this city; Andrew and William Spalding of Petersburg; Mrs. D. Vivian of Raisinville, and Mrs. S. Hume of Buffalo, N.Y. In 1843 the family sailed from Scotland and settled in Monroe County ten years later. In September 1877, Mr. Spalding died at the advanced age of 87 years. Mrs. Spalding was extensively acquainted with our older inhabitants and many will remember her as an amiable, hospitable whole-souled woman. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon, Rev. Macomber and Rev. Dr. Matton officiating.
Children of Andrew and Isabelle Spalding
(Research - JSommer, Monroe, Mi.)
1. Isabelle Spalding Vivian 1825-1904 buried in Woodland; her husband - Captain Joseph Vivian was a captain in ships on the Great Lakes.
2. Margaret Spalding Hume ca 1826-1912 in Buffalo, NY; married S. Hume and they made their home in Buffalo, NY
3. William Spalding 1829-1918 buried in Pleasant View Cemetery; married in 1856 to Susan Burch in Buffalo, NY and settled in Petersburg, Monroe County, Mi. in 1871.
4. Andrew Spalding 1833-1910 buried in Pleasant View Cemetery; married in 1861 to Annie Stewart in Monroe County, MI and they settled in Petersburg in 1871 (wife - Annie drowned in River Raisin 1891 in Petersburg, Michigan)
5. General George Spalding 1836-1915 buried in Woodland; married in 1871 to Augusta Lewis
6. James Spalding ca 1843-1877,
a Civil War Soldier, he married in 1868, to
Julia A. LaFountain in Monroe, MI. Buried in Woodland, in the Vivian lot.
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