She was born April 20, 1903, at Francis, Summit County, Utah, the daughter of William Henry and Rachel O'Driscoll Woolstenhulme, On June 15, 1905 she went to Chapin, Idaho with her parents and family. they lived on a small ranch until 1927 when they moved to St. Anthony, Idaho. Susie continued to live with her parents until they both passed away.
She attended school in Chapin and Darby.
She lived with her sisters and brothers until failing health made it necessary for her to go to a nursing home.
Susie was very kind and loved little children. She cared for little children as long as her health would permit.
Survivors include two brothers, five sisters; two sisters, Mrs. Ray (Olive) Stoddard and Mrs. Ralph D. (Violet) Young, preceded her in death.
Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 11 a.m. in the Manning Funeral Chapel with Bishop Leslie Burrop of the Pocatello LDS 24th Ward officiating. Interment will be in the Wilford Cemetery. Friends may call at the Manning Funeral Chapel until service time.
Thefamily will recieve friends Sunday from 7 until 9 p.m. at the Mannin Funeral Chapel.
Idaho State Journal June 23, 1972
She was born April 20, 1903, at Francis, Summit County, Utah, the daughter of William Henry and Rachel O'Driscoll Woolstenhulme, On June 15, 1905 she went to Chapin, Idaho with her parents and family. they lived on a small ranch until 1927 when they moved to St. Anthony, Idaho. Susie continued to live with her parents until they both passed away.
She attended school in Chapin and Darby.
She lived with her sisters and brothers until failing health made it necessary for her to go to a nursing home.
Susie was very kind and loved little children. She cared for little children as long as her health would permit.
Survivors include two brothers, five sisters; two sisters, Mrs. Ray (Olive) Stoddard and Mrs. Ralph D. (Violet) Young, preceded her in death.
Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 11 a.m. in the Manning Funeral Chapel with Bishop Leslie Burrop of the Pocatello LDS 24th Ward officiating. Interment will be in the Wilford Cemetery. Friends may call at the Manning Funeral Chapel until service time.
Thefamily will recieve friends Sunday from 7 until 9 p.m. at the Mannin Funeral Chapel.
Idaho State Journal June 23, 1972
Family Members
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George Woolstenhulme
1895–1984
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Evelyn Jane Woolstenhulme Wanlass
1896–1987
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Pansy Woolstenhulme Beard
1898–1988
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Rachel Ellen Woolstenhulme Beard
1900–1975
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Paul L. Woolstenhulme
1901–1980
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Truie Belle Woolstenhulme Allen
1904–1995
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Alpharita "Alpha" Woolstenhulme Ballard
1906–1987
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Olive Woolstenhulme Stoddard
1908–1956
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Violet Pearl Woolstenhulme Young
1911–1968
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