Funeral services for John H. Vassar, 75 years old, a retired newspaper stereotyper, who died yesterday at his home, 731 N. 75th St., will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow in the Green Lake Funeral Home. Burial will be in Washelli. The Rev. J.D.O. Powers will officiate.
Employed zy [sic.] The Post-Intelligencer several years after coming to Seattle in 1884, Mr. Vassar retired last year. He was born in Grand Falls, N.B. A charter member of the International Stereotypers & Electrotypers' Union, Local 65, Mr. Vasser was a resident of the United States 71 years. Mr. Vassar was the great nephew of Matthew Vassar, founder of Vassar College.
Surviving are a son, J. Arthur Vassar, Mansfield, Ohio; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Arling, Los Angeles; and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Van Alstyne, Seattle, and Mrs. Kathryne Rubenstein, Chicago.
(The Seattle Daily Times, September 25, 1944, Page 20)
This is my Uncle John who I knew very well and spent some time with him. My mother ended up having his house after he and my grandmother Ida passed away. I live with my mother there while I was 7th and 8th grade.
My subject is that I do know that the obituary was incorrect about the relationship to Matthew Vassar. My oldest brother always wanted that to be so, but I did extensive research in to this and we were not connected to Matthew.
[Contributed by Kathy Riley (#47474669)]
Parents:
John Baptiste Vasseur
Elizabeth Ann Tardif
Siblings:
Ida May Vassar
Kathryne (Kate) Vassar
Anne Jane (Hannah) Vasseur
Inez Vasseur
William Warren Vassar
Married:
Marie Pinzon
Children:
John Arthur Vassar
Pearl Vassar
Funeral services for John H. Vassar, 75 years old, a retired newspaper stereotyper, who died yesterday at his home, 731 N. 75th St., will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow in the Green Lake Funeral Home. Burial will be in Washelli. The Rev. J.D.O. Powers will officiate.
Employed zy [sic.] The Post-Intelligencer several years after coming to Seattle in 1884, Mr. Vassar retired last year. He was born in Grand Falls, N.B. A charter member of the International Stereotypers & Electrotypers' Union, Local 65, Mr. Vasser was a resident of the United States 71 years. Mr. Vassar was the great nephew of Matthew Vassar, founder of Vassar College.
Surviving are a son, J. Arthur Vassar, Mansfield, Ohio; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Arling, Los Angeles; and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Van Alstyne, Seattle, and Mrs. Kathryne Rubenstein, Chicago.
(The Seattle Daily Times, September 25, 1944, Page 20)
This is my Uncle John who I knew very well and spent some time with him. My mother ended up having his house after he and my grandmother Ida passed away. I live with my mother there while I was 7th and 8th grade.
My subject is that I do know that the obituary was incorrect about the relationship to Matthew Vassar. My oldest brother always wanted that to be so, but I did extensive research in to this and we were not connected to Matthew.
[Contributed by Kathy Riley (#47474669)]
Parents:
John Baptiste Vasseur
Elizabeth Ann Tardif
Siblings:
Ida May Vassar
Kathryne (Kate) Vassar
Anne Jane (Hannah) Vasseur
Inez Vasseur
William Warren Vassar
Married:
Marie Pinzon
Children:
John Arthur Vassar
Pearl Vassar
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