First married to Daniel Ulrich. Had three children with him: Claude, Herbert, and Bertha.
Married Frank Watson Raine March 1889,and had three children with him: Harry, Guy and Earl.
Alma Enterprise, Oct.15, 1897:
Mrs. Frank Raine died at her home near Belvue at 10 p.m. Tues. Oct.12 and was interred in the Greenwood cemetery Thursday at 10 a.m. How lonely that home will be none but those who have suffered the same affliction can tell. The husband is left with five children to mourn her loss, the three older ones being children of her former husband. The whole neighborhood sympathizes with them.
Married Frank Watson Raine March 1889,and had three children with him: Harry, Guy and Earl.
Alma Enterprise, Oct.15, 1897:
Mrs. Frank Raine died at her home near Belvue at 10 p.m. Tues. Oct.12 and was interred in the Greenwood cemetery Thursday at 10 a.m. How lonely that home will be none but those who have suffered the same affliction can tell. The husband is left with five children to mourn her loss, the three older ones being children of her former husband. The whole neighborhood sympathizes with them.
First married to Daniel Ulrich. Had three children with him: Claude, Herbert, and Bertha.
Married Frank Watson Raine March 1889,and had three children with him: Harry, Guy and Earl.
Alma Enterprise, Oct.15, 1897:
Mrs. Frank Raine died at her home near Belvue at 10 p.m. Tues. Oct.12 and was interred in the Greenwood cemetery Thursday at 10 a.m. How lonely that home will be none but those who have suffered the same affliction can tell. The husband is left with five children to mourn her loss, the three older ones being children of her former husband. The whole neighborhood sympathizes with them.
Married Frank Watson Raine March 1889,and had three children with him: Harry, Guy and Earl.
Alma Enterprise, Oct.15, 1897:
Mrs. Frank Raine died at her home near Belvue at 10 p.m. Tues. Oct.12 and was interred in the Greenwood cemetery Thursday at 10 a.m. How lonely that home will be none but those who have suffered the same affliction can tell. The husband is left with five children to mourn her loss, the three older ones being children of her former husband. The whole neighborhood sympathizes with them.
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