Mabel Helen Calder, the daughter of Marshall J. Calder and Rhoda E. (Hill) Calder, was born on September 19, 1886, at Narka, Republic Co., KS. On September 21, 1904, at high noon, she was married to John Jewel Galusha, son of John Jewel Galusha and Hannah Amanda (Bosworth) Galusha. According to a mention in the Republic City News, Republic, KS, they moved to Norton Co., KS, February 23, 1905, but by September 1905, there is an ad in the Norton County News, Norton, KS, Sept. 28, 1905 issue, listing the Galusha's property, livestock and windmill for sale. Jewel has a military service record, listed as D 21, Kansas Infantry. The Galusha's moved to Seattle, Washington, sometime before 1910. They lost a 4-day-old infant son in February 1908, who is buried in Lake Cemetery, rural Republic Co., KS, and had a son Elbert J. Galusha, born March 11, 1910, in Seattle, WA. After Jewel's death on January 21, 1926, in Seattle, WA, Mabel H. Galusha married her second husband, Bernard J. White, on June 25, 1934. Mabel passed away August 31, 1947, in Swedish Hospital, Seattle, King Co., Washington, and was cremated September 4, 1947.
Mabel Helen Calder, the daughter of Marshall J. Calder and Rhoda E. (Hill) Calder, was born on September 19, 1886, at Narka, Republic Co., KS. On September 21, 1904, at high noon, she was married to John Jewel Galusha, son of John Jewel Galusha and Hannah Amanda (Bosworth) Galusha. According to a mention in the Republic City News, Republic, KS, they moved to Norton Co., KS, February 23, 1905, but by September 1905, there is an ad in the Norton County News, Norton, KS, Sept. 28, 1905 issue, listing the Galusha's property, livestock and windmill for sale. Jewel has a military service record, listed as D 21, Kansas Infantry. The Galusha's moved to Seattle, Washington, sometime before 1910. They lost a 4-day-old infant son in February 1908, who is buried in Lake Cemetery, rural Republic Co., KS, and had a son Elbert J. Galusha, born March 11, 1910, in Seattle, WA. After Jewel's death on January 21, 1926, in Seattle, WA, Mabel H. Galusha married her second husband, Bernard J. White, on June 25, 1934. Mabel passed away August 31, 1947, in Swedish Hospital, Seattle, King Co., Washington, and was cremated September 4, 1947.
Gravesite Details
Mabel H. White was cremated, as stated on her Death Certificate. Place of burial or cremation is listed as Washelli Crem. Daniels & Brinton, Seattle, WA.
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