Married James F. Roach 11 May 1904 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.
Married Harold J. Rees on 7 May 1918 in Portsmouth, Virginia. This record lists surname of bride as "Roach" (sic).
Roach (sic) was listed on birth certificate of daughter as maiden name of subject.
Should be noted, however, that California Death Index lists her father's surname as "Udelhoffen".
OBITUARY:
Long Illness Ends
For Mrs. H. J. Rees
_____Culminating a long Illness, death took Mrs. Marie A, Rees, wife of Harold J. Rees, last Saturday at St, Paul's Hospital, where she had been a patient since her condition became critical several days previous.
_____She was a native of Chicago, and had resided in this community for the past twenty years. She was a member of Livermore Rebekah lodge and the American Legion Auxiliary.
_____Surviving are her husband, and daughter, Miss Barbara Rees, of Livermore, and two sisters and four brothers who reside in Chicago.
_____Christian Science funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Reimers Mortuary, Mrs. A. Goebel being Reader. She also officiated at the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Casket bearers were: LeRoy Allen, J. Arrett, J. C. Badgley, Frank Enos and Dr. F. L. Savage of Livermore and Geo. Perry of Berkeley.
Married Harold J. Rees on 7 May 1918 in Portsmouth, Virginia. This record lists surname of bride as "Roach" (sic).
Roach (sic) was listed on birth certificate of daughter as maiden name of subject.
Should be noted, however, that California Death Index lists her father's surname as "Udelhoffen".
OBITUARY:
Long Illness Ends
For Mrs. H. J. Rees
_____Culminating a long Illness, death took Mrs. Marie A, Rees, wife of Harold J. Rees, last Saturday at St, Paul's Hospital, where she had been a patient since her condition became critical several days previous.
_____She was a native of Chicago, and had resided in this community for the past twenty years. She was a member of Livermore Rebekah lodge and the American Legion Auxiliary.
_____Surviving are her husband, and daughter, Miss Barbara Rees, of Livermore, and two sisters and four brothers who reside in Chicago.
_____Christian Science funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Reimers Mortuary, Mrs. A. Goebel being Reader. She also officiated at the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Casket bearers were: LeRoy Allen, J. Arrett, J. C. Badgley, Frank Enos and Dr. F. L. Savage of Livermore and Geo. Perry of Berkeley.
Married James F. Roach 11 May 1904 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.
Married Harold J. Rees on 7 May 1918 in Portsmouth, Virginia. This record lists surname of bride as "Roach" (sic).
Roach (sic) was listed on birth certificate of daughter as maiden name of subject.
Should be noted, however, that California Death Index lists her father's surname as "Udelhoffen".
OBITUARY:
Long Illness Ends
For Mrs. H. J. Rees
_____Culminating a long Illness, death took Mrs. Marie A, Rees, wife of Harold J. Rees, last Saturday at St, Paul's Hospital, where she had been a patient since her condition became critical several days previous.
_____She was a native of Chicago, and had resided in this community for the past twenty years. She was a member of Livermore Rebekah lodge and the American Legion Auxiliary.
_____Surviving are her husband, and daughter, Miss Barbara Rees, of Livermore, and two sisters and four brothers who reside in Chicago.
_____Christian Science funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Reimers Mortuary, Mrs. A. Goebel being Reader. She also officiated at the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Casket bearers were: LeRoy Allen, J. Arrett, J. C. Badgley, Frank Enos and Dr. F. L. Savage of Livermore and Geo. Perry of Berkeley.
Married Harold J. Rees on 7 May 1918 in Portsmouth, Virginia. This record lists surname of bride as "Roach" (sic).
Roach (sic) was listed on birth certificate of daughter as maiden name of subject.
Should be noted, however, that California Death Index lists her father's surname as "Udelhoffen".
OBITUARY:
Long Illness Ends
For Mrs. H. J. Rees
_____Culminating a long Illness, death took Mrs. Marie A, Rees, wife of Harold J. Rees, last Saturday at St, Paul's Hospital, where she had been a patient since her condition became critical several days previous.
_____She was a native of Chicago, and had resided in this community for the past twenty years. She was a member of Livermore Rebekah lodge and the American Legion Auxiliary.
_____Surviving are her husband, and daughter, Miss Barbara Rees, of Livermore, and two sisters and four brothers who reside in Chicago.
_____Christian Science funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Reimers Mortuary, Mrs. A. Goebel being Reader. She also officiated at the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Casket bearers were: LeRoy Allen, J. Arrett, J. C. Badgley, Frank Enos and Dr. F. L. Savage of Livermore and Geo. Perry of Berkeley.
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